President Joe Biden will not be filing to be on the New Hampshire primary ballot, according to his campaign. The New Hampshire primary is set to take place on January 23, 2024, and will be considered a "rogue" primary by the Democratic National Committee, which means the results will not be recognized as legitimate and could result in the loss of convention delegates and other sanctions. However, Biden's two main challengers, Marianne Williamson and Rep. Dean Phillips, are planning to participate in the rogue primary. Phillips, who has been calling for a serious primary challenge to Biden, is expected to make his candidacy official on October 27 in New Hampshire. The New Hampshire Democratic Establishment is organizing a write-in campaign for Biden to prevent an embarrassing upset in the state, where he currently polls at 70 percent among Granite State Democrats. The DNC's new schedule has South Carolina as the first contest on February 3, 2024, a decision that has been met with controversy as New Hampshire fights to keep its longtime spot on the nominating calendar.