The Democratic National Committee (DNC) on Friday accused New Hampshire of “harmful” election fraud in scheduling its presidential primary.

The New Hampshire Democratic Party has sent a letter of condemnation written by Co-Chairman Mignon Moore and James Roosevelt Jr. to the DNC, accusing them of trying to thwart the party's attempt to hold the 2024 presidential primary first in South Carolina. Received from. the hill report.

“The events of January 23, 2024 cannot be used as the first decision-making step in the state's delegate selection process and are harmful,” the letter to New Hampshire Democratic Party Chairman Raymond Buckley, obtained by Politico, said. It is thought that it is.''

In a letter, the Democratic National Committee (DNC) took aim at the New Hampshire Democratic Party over its upcoming primary in the Granite State. Here's why: https://t.co/7Gf9tpdZh0

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New Hampshire announced it would hold its primary on January 23, as per tradition, and blocked an attempt by Democrats to schedule a primary in South Carolina for February 3, the newspaper reported. Biden supporters are reportedly concerned about the Democratic primary in New Hampshire, where the president will not appear on the ballot, according to the Los Angeles Times. (Related: Exclusive: Nevada Democrats reject Biden's move to take South Carolina ahead of 2024 primary)

“We are aware that the party intends to host a delegate selection process on Saturday, January 6,” the letter said. “As this process has not been approved by RBC, we recommend informing participants that it is not an approved route to becoming a delegate to the national convention and is not recommended for approval by RBC.” To do.”

Mr Buckley was upset by the letter and said it was “nothing new”. He said the DNC “has been saying this for a year, and we're still saying it,” according to the newspaper.

Democrats have cited attempts to increase racial diversity as a reason for changing the main calendar. Iowa and New Hampshire have always been the first states selected in the Democratic nominating process, the newspaper said.