In committee upon adjournment.
Summary
The bill would let any registered voter cast a ballot in a primary, regardless of party affiliation, and would advance the two highest‑vote‑getting candidates to the general election. It also changes how party endorsements work, how vacancies are filled, and eliminates several party‑committee structures. The changes aim to give voters more choice and simplify election administration.
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