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Former Sen. Mathias Calls for Voting Rights Act Renewal
WASHINGTON – Key provisions of the federal Voting Rights Act must be renewed, said a former Republican senator from Maryland heading a panel created to document the need for the measures
Takoma Park to Ask Voters for ‘Instant Runoff’ Voting
WASHINGTON – In a move advocates hope will jump-start statewide debate, the Takoma Park City Council will ask voters in November if they want to rank candidates for citywide office by preference, rather than voting for only one
Stars Align for Next Year’s Senate Race
WASHINGTON – They say if you put 23 people in the same room, there’s a good chance two will share the same birthday
Democratic Party Treasurer Announces Run for Cardin’s Seat
WASHINGTON – Oz Bengur, an investment banker and treasurer of the Maryland Democratic Party, released a written statement Wednesday announcing his candidacy for the 3rd Congressional District seat
Lichtman Announces Candidacy for U.S. Senate
BETHESDA – In hindsight, Wednesday may not have been the best day to announce a run for the U
Maryland Plays Host to Peace Protesters
WASHINGTON – Late Thursday night, a middle-aged couple in rumpled shorts and T-shirts peered at the electric signs at the Fort Totten Metro station
Anti-War Mom Sheehan Won’t Endorse in Md. Senate Race
WASHINGTON – Cindy Sheehan, who jumpstarted an anti-war revival in August with her vigil outside President Bush’s vacation ranch, will not endorse anyone for the Maryland U
Md. Voting Receipt Advocates Press Advantage
WASHINGTON – Maryland advocates of paper records for electronic voting machines are renewing their cause after a report this week from a panel headed by former President Carter recommended receipts to alleviate voting security issues