The coronavirus pandemic has pushed Pennsylvania’s primary to June 2. While Democrats and some election officials are calling for it to be conducted entirely by mail-in ballots to keep poll workers and voters safe, <a href="https://www.inquirer.com/news/mail-in-election-voting-rights-pennsylvania-primary-2020-election-trump-20200413.html">Republican state lawmakers are pushing back</a> — despite supporting recent efforts to expand vote-by-mail.
Guest: Julia Terruso, The Philadelphia Inquirer

The coronavirus pandemic has pushed Pennsylvania’s primary to June 2. While Democrats and some election officials are calling for it to be conducted entirely by mail-in ballots to keep poll workers and voters safe, Republican state lawmakers are pushing back — despite supporting recent efforts to expand vote-by-mail. Guest: Julia Terruso, The Philadelphia Inquirer

The coronavirus pandemic has pushed Pennsylvania’s primary to June 2. While Democrats and some election officials are calling for it to be conducted entirely by mail-in ballots to keep poll workers and voters safe, <a href="https://www.inquirer.com/news/mail-in-election-voting-rights-pennsylvania-primary-2020-election-trump-20200413.html" rel="noopener noreferrer">Republican state lawmakers are pushing back</a> — despite supporting recent efforts to expand vote-by-mail.
Guest: Julia Terruso, The Philadelphia Inquirer

Tension over how to hold Pa.’s primary

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