[TomGuy]

Actually the Primaries are pretty rigged as they are -- they start out with fairly liberal States, and some States even have 'open primaries' where 'progressive-socialists' can cross over and vote for their favorite left leaning Republican (and then vote against him/her in the primary).

My state Republican primary is so late in the spring that the nominee was already determined weeks in advance. Thus, the state presidential primary is irrelevant.

There should be maybe 3 or 4 primary dates 2 to 3 weeks apart and approximately equal in the number of delegate numbers.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

There should be maybe 3 or 4 primary dates 2 to 3 weeks apart and approximately equal in the number of delegate numbers.

There should be a nationwide runoff primary, as many primaries as it takes for somebody to get 50% of the vote.

[manc]

Agree.
Our primaries should be not starting in liberal states nor should they allow non republicans to vote like liberals, non party and liberaltarians.

[Resolute Conservative]

I have been saying that for years. By the time I get to vote in the primaries all my horses are out. All primaries need to be with 60 days of each other and rotate who goes first. Dump NH, IA, and SC hold on these spots.