Pennsylvania is considering changing the state’s 2024 presidential primary to an earlier day, although the proposed move may do little to give the state’s voters more say in deciding presidential nominees.
Pennsylvania is considering legislation that would push its primary date, currently the fourth Tuesday in April as dictated by state law, back into March.
Legislators are set to consider bills that would move Pennsylvania's 2024 presidential primary to an earlier date amid a Passover scheduling conflict and ambitions for greater relevance.
Pennsylvania is one step closer to pushing itself into the 2024 presidential primary spotlight after a state committee voted to move the primary earlier to March 19.
Lawmakers in battleground state seek change but still undecided on exact date due to considerations such as major Jewish holiday, Easter, and other state primaries
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