BALTIMORE – Independent voting machine monitors must adhere to the 100-foot perimeter around polling places that applies to other activist groups on Election Day, a U
Machine Defeats Man in Touch-Screen Voting Accuracy Test
GLEN BURNIE – The state’s new touch-screen voting machines passed a Thursday test by the Maryland State Board of Elections, as man and machine went head-to-head to see who could tally votes more accurately
Maryland Could See Record Number of Registered Voters
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland could be headed toward a record number of registered voters, which could translate into an unusually high voter turnout come Nov
State Saves $23 Million on Bonds
ANNAPOLIS – The state will save $23 million under a deal to refinance more than $570 million in bonds, it was announced Wednesday at a Maryland Board of Public Works meeting
Ehrlich Says Slots Needed to Save State’s Horse Industry, Protect Bay
CHESAPEAKE CITY – On a cloudless day in rural Maryland, Gov
Maryland General Assembly Graded ‘D’ on Financial Disclosure Rules
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland General Assembly does a poor job of ensuring that legislators’ personal business stays out of State House business, according to a study released Friday
Mail Threat Ignites Increased Security in Governor’s Office
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Governor’s Office of Homeland Security has stepped up its screening of Gov
Busch, Miller Trade Barbs Over Slots Failure
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland House Speaker Michael Busch, D-Anne Arundel, lit into the governor and Senate President Thomas V