The Washington, D.C., suburbs are expanding faster than any other part of Maryland, and the biggest growth is occurring along its periphery, in Charles and Frederick counties — two counties that share critical attributes, their leaders say.
Voters Prepare: Deadlines, Early Voting Approach
Time is running short for residents to register to vote and choose their candidate in Maryland’s April 3 primary elections, and with new district lines going into effect this year, there is an added level of complexity in this spring’s balloting.
Voters Prepare: Deadlines, Early Voting Approach
WASHINGTON – Time is running short for residents to register to vote and choose their candidate in Maryland’s April 3 primary elections, and with new district lines going into effect this year, there is an added level of complexity in this spring’s balloting
Cardin Criticizes Planned Maryland Postal Closures
The United States Postal Service has announced cuts that will affect three mail processing facilities in Maryland and is studying the closure of a third, to Sen. Ben Cardin’s dismay.
Federal Pension Change Divides Maryland Congressional Delegation on Payroll Tax Cut
WASHINGTON – Eight of the 10 members of Maryland’s congressional delegation voted Friday to reject a bipartisan compromise on extending the payroll tax cut and unemployment benefits, with leading Democratic members criticizing the legislation’s cuts to federal employees’ pension programs
Hoyer, O’Donnell Top Fifth District Fundraisers
Democratic Rep. Steny Hoyer and Republican Delegate Anthony O’Donnell are their party’s leading 5th Congressional District candidates and top fundraisers.
Puerto Rico Referendum Could Revitalize D.C. Status Debate
The shadow senator for the District of Columbia and other supporters of D.C. statehood said their cause may benefit from a potentially decisive November referendum in Puerto Rico.