Sweet Silence May Signal Fair Fight for Hoyer

WASHINGTON – For Rep

O’Malley Names Brown to Head Transition Committee

BALTIMORE – In the first of many expected appointments, Gov

Franchot Vows To Be An Independent Voice

SILVER SPRING -To his friends and supporters, comptroller-elect Peter V

Gansler Looks to Clean Up the Bay as New AG

ANNAPOLIS – As Douglas F

Via Baltimore’s Little Italy, Nation’s First Female Speaker

BALTIMORE – The state has a new governor and a new U

Ehrlich Concedes, O’Malley Celebrates

BALTIMORE- As Gov

Ehrlich, Steele Win — in Student Election

WASHINGTON – Democrats may have won Maryland’s gubernatorial and Senate races in Tuesday’s election, but among the state’s grade-school voters, it was the Grand Old Party that won

Voter Turnout Fails to Top 2002

WASHINGTON – Though more Marylanders were registered to vote in Tuesday’s election than in 2002, voter turnout didn’t increase, unofficial counts show

Incumbents Lock Up Md. Congressional Delegation

WASHINGTON – Maryland’s seven congressional incumbents sailed to victory Tuesday with all winning at least 50 percent of the vote, and Democrat John Sarbanes took the state’s only open seat, according to unofficial results from the State Board of Elections

Steele Concedes to New Senator Cardin

WASHINGTON – Maryland showed off its most vibrant hue of Democratic blue in the U