Failure to move Pennsylvania primary from Passover may disenfranchise some Jewish voters, lawmaker says
There is growing unhappiness with the failure of the Legislature to move next year's primary from Passover.
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There is growing unhappiness with the failure of the Legislature to move next year's primary from Passover.
Members of the Jewish community were not just marching in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday. Earlier that day, some were lobbying in Harrisburg. As KDKA-TV political editor Jon Delano explains, there is growing unhappiness with the failure of the legislature to move next year's primary from Passover.
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