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November, 2009
- Earlier primary voting considered (11/08/09)
- Election filing, Primary dates moved up for 2010 campaign (11/06/09)
- Federal law could force Vermont to change its primary election date (11/02/09)
September, 2009
- Little-Noticed Federal Law Could Push Late Primaries Earlier (9/02/09)
- Bye-bye to Minnesota's tradition of September primaries? (9/01/09)
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