HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Pennsylvania’s House of Representatives is backing another proposal to give an earlier date for the state’s 2024 presidential primary election, this time moving it by one week. The bill passed Wednesday, and would move the date from April 23 to April 16. However, it faces an uncertain future in the state Senate where Republicans want the date moved up by five weeks to March 19. Meanwhile, county officials say they don’t have enough time to handle the tasks associated with moving next year’s primary election. Initially, lawmakers were motivated to change the date to avoid a conflict with the Jewish holiday of Passover on April 23.