BOISE, Idaho — Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren will not be speaking in Boise on Saturday after dropping out of the presidential race.
Warren had agreed to speak at the gala after Pete Buttigieg, who was originally scheduled to speak, dropped out of the race.
The Idaho Democratic Party announced on Friday night that Michelle Kwan, an Olympic medalist and Joe Biden surrogate, and Bernie Sanders surrogate Rep. Pramila Jayapal from Washington's seventh district will both speak at the gala.
Buttigieg, then Warren, would have served as the keynote speaker at the Frank & Bethine Church Gala at the Boise Centre, which is sold out.
Buttigieg, the former South Bend, Indiana, mayor ended his bid for the Democratic nomination on Sunday after performing poorly in the South Carolina primary the day before. He was one of eight Democrats vying for the nomination.
Warren, the Massachusetts senator, announced on Thursday that she was dropping out of the race.
The Idaho Democratic Primary is set for March 10.
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