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S. 2024, The Fair and Representative Presidential Primaries Act of 2007
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S. 2024 would provide for interregional primary elections and caucuses for the selection of delegates to political party Presidential nominating conventions.
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Carl
March 1, 2008, 11:50am (report abuse)This is a good reform plan for primary elections. It's not perfect, but it's better than the current "leap-frog" race by the states to hold the earliest primary. It also solves the problem in which Iowa and New Hampshire are first every year.
Please join the discussion at regionalprimary.wordpress.com
-Carl