New Hampshire Democrats will be represented by a full delegation at the upcoming Democratic National Convention following a decision by the national party's rules committee. The committee approved a nominating event held by the state party, granting New Hampshire 25 pledged delegates and nine automatic delegates, also known as superdelegates.
The resolution of this issue marks the end of a conflict between the state and national parties regarding the timing of the New Hampshire primary. The state's decision to hold its primary in January, ahead of the DNC's new schedule that prioritized more diverse states for early contests, had initially caused tension.
