The history of modern presidential politics in California is a woeful tale of unrequited electoral love.
Home to more Americans than any other state, California has seen its elected officials try six times to move the primary election into the early part of the campaign season and force the leading candidates to show up and talk about the issues that matter to Golden State voters.
It hasn’t worked in years past, but it might in 2020. Here’s why.
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