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California Legislature Approves Earlier 2020 Primary; Awaits Gov. Signature

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California Legislature Approves Earlier 2020 Primary; Awaits Gov. Signature

Moving the primary date up 3 months may enhance California's influence in selecting a democratic nominee and also help two prospective candidates from the state

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Charlie Dent Retiring From House

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Republican Dave Reichert, from a swing district near Seattle is retiring; this likely Republican seat now a toss-up in 2018




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