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Mail-In Ballot Canvassing Started This Morning. What Does That Mean?
Local elections offices reported receiving a total of 213,019 mail ballots by election night; additional ballots can still arrive by mail.
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Republicans "Show True Colors" In Nominating "Ideological Extremist" In Cox -- Democratic Party
House Majority Leader Eric Luedtke (D-Montgomery) accused Republicans of nominating “their most extreme ticket ever."
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In Summer Heat, Voters Went To Polls To Pick Candidates For Governor, General Assembly And More
“There are too many people here,” Del. Jheanelle Wilkins (D-Montgomery) said as she left the polling place at Takoma Park Elementary School.
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Brown Claims Victory In AG Race, Appears Headed To Showdown With Peroutka
“An Attorney General can either be a champion for progress or a defender of the status quo,” said Brown, the state's former lt. governor.
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Lierman Named Winner In Democratic Primary For Comptroller Over Adams
She was projected as winner of the contest by the Associated Press on Tuesday night, and later declared victory in a series of tweets.
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Elrich And Blair Are Tied (Again) In Montgomery; Cassily, Fitzwater, Haire And McDonough Romp
For the second election in a row, Democrats Marc Elrich and David Blair appear headed toward a prolonged vote-count.
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Ivey Leads Edwards In Congressional Race; Mizeur Wins In 1st, While Hyped Republican Fizzles In 6th
Republicans likely nominated women in the 2nd and 3rd districts, but the Democratic incumbents are favored to win re-election.
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Seven Questions Are On Our Minds, As Primary Polls Prepare To Open
What will voter turnout look like? (and more)
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Candidates For Governor Make Final Arguments Ahead Of Primary Election Day
Voters will select nominees for all statewide offices — governor, comptroller, attorney general, and U.S. Senate — along with House seats.
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Notes: Poll Shows Blair Closing In On Elrich; Mizeur Launches Ad; Perez Campaign Unionizes; More
According to Data for Progress, San Francisco-based, Elrich and Blair are tied at 34 percent, with Councilmember Riemer at 20 percent.
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Delegate Questions Spate Of Negative Ads In Prince George's House Race
“Last year, Geraldine Valentino Smith voted with Republicans to keep more budgetary power in the Governor's Office" -- among series of texts
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The 12 Most Vulnerable Legislative Incumbents In Tuesday's Primaries
Here's our look at a dozen legislators who could be knocked off in their primaries, listed by numerical order of their legislative district:
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Opinion: A Love Letter To Maryland Voters
Dear Maryland voters: Should you have confidence in casting your ballot and having it counted correctly?
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Sports Wagering Panel Pursues New Approach To Diversify License-Holders
The head of Maryland's Legislative Black Caucus welcomed it, saying it will lead to Black and disadvantaged entrepreneurs gaining foothold.
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Rutherford: ‘Extremist' Dan Cox Would Harm Republican Office-Seekers In November
The report states Cox has the "full-throated endorsement" of twice-impeached Trump; the pair recently exchanged unfounded claims about 2020.
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Turnout Surged On Final Day Of Early Voting, With Nearly 50,000 Voters, Data Indicates
About 4.6 percent of all eligible active voters turned out during the early voting period.
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Political Notes: Moore Calls Out Franchot Supporter's ‘Divisive' Post; Governor Candidates Release New Ads
The posted showed a mock highway sign that read, “Welcome to Baltimore City: Stay in Your Car! Windows Up — Doors Locked. Do Not Feed."
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In Final Days Of Primary Campaign, Schulz And Cox Appeal To A Divided GOP
“Without a plan, without a history of success, without a way of being able to move forward, there is little hope for people" -- Schulz
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Opinion: Plans To Privatize Maryland's Highways With Toll Lanes Are Not In The Public Interest
Today, Maryland's interstate highways, I-495 and I-270, still belong to the public, as our taxes paid for them, and we depend on them.
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Opinion: How To Unleash The Power Of The Asian American Vote In Maryland
Maryland hopes to take a cue from Boston, Mass., which elected the indefatigable Michelle Wu.