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Doug Gansler, former Maryland attorney general, running for governor
Former Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler announced Tuesday he is running for governor.
It’s not just Arizona: Trump backers’ push to review 2020 ballots spreads
Six months after Donald Trump's loss, conspiracy theorists and Trump backers are continuing their push for repeated examinations of ballots and finding limited successes.
Hogan to report $9M in campaign war chest
Gov. Larry Hogan is expected to report more than $9.3 million in cash-on-hand with just over two months to go before the general election, according to a campaign finance memo released by the governor's campaign.
Democrats seek applicants to replace Oaks
Baltimore’s Democratic Party has announced its process for replacing a former state senator who resigned and has pleaded guilty to fraud charges in a federal bribery case. The Baltimore Sun […]
Challenge to Bates’ candidacy for Baltimore state’s attorney dismissed for lack of ripeness
A lawsuit claiming Baltimore City State’s Attorney candidate Ivan J. Bates has not met the residency requirement was dismissed Friday because the issue was not yet ripe for judicial action […]
Baltimore affordable housing charter amendment makes ballot
Baltimore voters will decide in November whether the city should create a trust fund encouraging the development of affordable housing. Housing for All Baltimore, a coalition of several nonprofits and […]
Baltimore city, two other jurisdictions to have contested judicial elections in November
The race for six seats on the Baltimore City Circuit Court will remain contested, with one of the two challengers garnering enough support in Tuesday’s primary to make it onto […]
Public defender announces candidacy for Baltimore judge
Assistant Public Defender Todd Oppenheim announced his candidacy Friday for Baltimore City Circuit Court judge, becoming the second candidate in the race who has not gone through the judicial appointment […]
Groove CEO launches drive to boost Baltimore vote
Only 23 percent of Baltimore’s registered voters went to the polls in the last mayoral primary in 2011, the lowest in the city’s history. A local CEO does not want […]
With Rawlings-Blake bowing out, business looks for its candidate
Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake’s unexpected announcement that she’s not seeking re-election caught business leaders off guard, but some are now wondering if that decision presents an opportunity to get behind […]
Md.’s 8 U.S. reps aim to retain their seats
Maryland's eight U.S. representatives are vying to keep their seats as voters go to the polls.
Neverdon to proceed as write-in candidate
Minutes after receiving a ruling that will keep him off November’s general election ballot, Russell A. Neverdon Sr. had a new slogan for his independent campaign to become the next Baltimore City State’s Attorney: Right this wrong and write me in.
