NEW YORK CITY - With the presidential election season in full force now, South Carolinians will be the next constituents to cast their ballots and decide who they think should represent each party. Democrats will try to clench their party nomination this Saturday, while Republicans will wait until Feb. 24 to close their polls. Not much suspense is expected by either party, but the primary in South Carolina is leaving its mark as the first one to officially see President Biden on its ballot.
Here's what to know for the Feb. 3 Democratic Presidential event.
