Political insiders who are looking forward to a trip to the parties’ national conventions. The primary ballot that just arrived in Washington registered voters’ mailboxes is their July invitation to Milwaukee for Republicans and nearby Chicago for Democrats in August. Voters have until March 12 to turn in their ballots.
While in some years, the race for the presidential nomination is tighter and Washington voters’ decisions might make a difference – especially when no incumbent is running – 2024 is not one of those years.
Here are some answers to frequently asked questions about the Washington presidential primary:
Why doesn’t Washington move its primary earlier in the calendar?
Washington did
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