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California: moving primary date will cost candidates more

Marketplace reports (audio report): A California Assembly committee today voted to move up next year's presidential primary from June to February. If approved, candidates' campaign costs will rise considerably. -- Marketplace: Golden State raises ante for 2008 campaign

Posted by Ed on February 22, 2007 7:18 PM |

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