Kansas and South Carolina Republicans cancel 2020 presidential nominating contests


(Worthy News) – The Republican Party in Kansas and South Carolina voted to cancel their GOP presidential caucuses and primaries in 2020.

Republicans in two other states, Nevada and Arizona, are also expected to scrap their presidential nominating contests.

Canceling primaries and caucuses is not unusual for political parties when the incumbent president is running for reelection. [ Source: Washington Examiner (Read More…) ]

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