Pennsylvania’s 2024 presidential primary date unlikely to change due to legislative impasse
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The effort to move Pennsylvania’s 2024 presidential primary date appears to be dead due to a legislative impasse, leaving the commonwealth as the only state with an April 23 election that conflicts with Passover.
In separate statements Thursday, state Senate leadership said the matter was “closed” and state House leadership called it “unresolvable.”
