Dems' primary plan gives Native Americans more power

The 2028 presidential race is set to highlight Native American voters' growing influence, especially in New Mexico where they comprise about 12% of the population. By moving up its primary to February 15, 2028, New Mexico has positioned itself as a crucial early voting state, allowing Native Americans to have a larger say in Democratic primaries than ever before. This shift is significant as it acknowledges and empowers a historically marginalized group, potentially reshaping the dynamics of future elections and highlighting the importance of inclusive voting strategies.