In the News States wrestle with primary election, public health debate
March 18, 2020
originally published in
WHNT19
“It looks like they’re taking all the steps that are needed to keep the public safe and healthy while preserving the opportunity to vote both in the future and by alternative means,” said James Wallner of R Street Institute.
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