ANNAPOLIS – After electronic glitches made a mess of primary elections in some places, voting officials vowed that general elections would progress without a bump
Document Rules Stymie Poor Citizens Seeking Health Care
WASHINGTON – Confusing changes in document requirements designed to foil illegal immigrants are confounding Maryland citizens trying to get state-subsidized health care
Constellation, FPL Cancel Merger Plans
ANNAPOLIS – Wary of pushing further into the political, legislative and regulatory thicket of Maryland, Constellation Energy Group Inc
^More Maryland Children Linked to E. Coli Outbreak
WASHINGTON – Two more Maryland children were sickened by E
Candidates Seek to Mobilize Union Support
BALTIMORE – The four candidates at top of the Democratic ticket joined forces Tuesday for a boisterous rally with their core supporters – public employee unions – to paint Republicans as bedfellows of special interests and attack them on issues ranging from the minimum wage to access to health care to education
Ehrlich Targets O’Malley on Increased Taxes
HANOVER – Painting his opponent as a “tax and spend” Democrat, Gov
^Wynn Seeks Eighth Term, But Admits He’s Still Learning
WASHINGTON – After seven terms in Congress, and known as a kingmaker around Prince George’s County politics, Rep
^Starkman: ‘Hard Working’ His Way Through Congressional Campaign
WASHINGTON – Moshe Starkman wants to get one thing straight: He’s a Republican running for the 4th Congressional District seat, but he’s not a politician
Conference on Social Change Attracts Diverse Crowd
BALTIMORE – Shrugging off the implication she is building castles in the sky, doctoral student and social change activist Ann Conrad wants to build a different kind of castle