Maryland voter turnout results lack precincts in Baltimore City and PG County…when will they be needed?
Category: Politics
Queen Anne Sheriff Gary Hoffman wins a squeaker; faces tough November opponent
Talbot Sheriff Dallas Pope Loses Bid for 4th Term
McKay’s genius move of producing whatever enticement worked to motivate Del Johnny Wood to support him in the GOP primary hopefully was transacted in full as McKay simply came in third behind both Morgan and Barthelme, who was making his first run for office. Perhaps Wood will soon be seen behind the meat counter at Charlotte Hall in a gravy job. But the big surprise of Wood endorsing McKay at a fundraiser likely gave Republicans a good view of Good Old Boy Democrats simply switching to the GOP to continue to run their game.
Primary Election Results: Montgomery County former Exec Doug Duncan loses comeback attempt in last Hurrah
Democrat George Owings is back at the top of the political heap in Calvert County Maryland, scoring a big vote for County Commissioner President on the Democratic ballot and winning more votes than any Democrats or Republicans in the screwy system of voting in Calvert. THE CHESAPEAKE TODAY photo
Charles County Primary Election Results – A new Sheriff in Town! Troy Berry sweeps, Coffey worked to the last drop!
Precincts Reporting: 37 / 37 Republican Races ATTORNEY GENERAL Pritzker, Jeffrey N. 4036 COMPTROLLER Campbell, William H. 4088 …
What we didn’t know then was why Cindy Jones would help a liberal Judge appointed by a liberal Governor, when she claims to be a conservative. Now we can piece together the full nature of the corruption. Cindy Jones sold her endorsement to Judge Densford and her vote to land developers (you may recall that last month she changed her vote on the issue of public sewer in Charlotte Hall and Mechanicsville). The real question that we must ask is if she sold her endorsement in support of our liberal Governor’s political appointee and she sold her vote as county commissioner to land developers then what will she do if she does win the State Senate seat?
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