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Bill to let unaffiliated voters participate in Pennsylvania primaries passes state House
- Pennsylvania’s state House passed House Bill 280 by a vote of 115-88, with most Democrats and some Republicans supporting it.
- The bill would allow unaffiliated voters to choose one party’s primary while preventing registered Democrats and Republicans from voting in the other party’s primary.
- The proposal faces difficult prospects in the state Senate, with only two months remaining in the 2025-2026 legislative session.
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Bill to let unaffiliated voters participate in Pennsylvania primaries passes state House
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