Buttigieg Rebounds in South Carolina | Raleigh News

Pete Buttigieg is making a bold comeback in South Carolina, where his 2020 campaign faltered due to a disconnect with Black voters — now he’s winning over the same community with standing ovations at Black churches and promises of federal investment. With South Carolina set to be the first state to vote in the 2028 Democratic primaries, Buttigieg is strategically rebuilding his profile by visiting historically Black colleges and policy conferences, positioning himself as a candidate ready to tackle national crises. While some see his efforts as promising, insiders stress that real change requires sustained commitment — not just appearances. His recent tour, following a stop in Nevada, signals an early presidential push, as other contenders also eye the state — hinting that the 2028 race is already heating up.

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