WASHINGTON – Delegate Ana Sol Gutierrez, D-Montgomery, told a national conference of Latino elected officials that other states should adopt a single, high school graduation rate formula like the one Maryland passed earlier this year
Edwards to Challenge Prince George’s Vote in Court
WASHINGTON – Donna Edwards, who is trailing seven-term incumbent U
Court Strikes Down Assembly’s Firing of PSC
ANNAPOLIS — Maryland’s highest court Thursday dealt the Democrat-led General Assembly a major blow, striking down a June law firing Gov
Assembly Leaders Order Investigation of ‘Failures’ in Primary
ANNAPOLIS – Citing “inexcusable system failures,” two top leaders of the Maryland General Assembly on Thursday ordered an audit to determine what caused voting problems in Tuesday’s primary and to recommend how to fix them before November
Rolle Takes Campaign To Heavily Democratic Areas
BALTIMORE — Stacey Gurian-Sherman has voted for a Democrat in every election since 1976, when she worked on Jimmy Carter’s presidential campaign as a college student
McCarthy Aims to Focus Comptroller Race on Traditional Duties
ANNAPOLIS – While the three Democratic contenders in Tuesday’s comptroller primary slung epithets, accused each other of dirty politics and pushed for a focus on social issues, Republican candidate Anne M
As Officials Sort Out Voting Mess, Politicians Point Fingers
ANNAPOLIS – Misplaced electronic cards, untrained poll judges and malfunctioning new computers helped make a mess of Tuesday’s primaries in two of the state’s largest jurisdictions
^Wynn Holds Slim Lead Over Edwards in 4th Congressional District
WASHINGTON – Just a few thousand votes separate U
After 51 Years, Voters Give Schaefer a Stinging Defeat
ANNAPOLIS-Refusing to admit that his 51-year political career was over, William Donald Schaefer nevertheless conceded defeat to Montgomery County Delegate Peter Franchot Wednesday after capturing just 30 percent of the Democratic primary vote in his bid for a third term as state comptroller