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Groundhog Day was officially established on February 2 by the U.S. Congress in 1978, but the tradition itself predates this official recognition. The date was chosen to align with the German tradition of Candlemas Day, rather than being changed from February 14. Therefore, no president specifically changed Groundhog Day from February 14 to February 2; the observance has always been on February 2.

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