Politics
Md. Legislature Passes Campaign Finance Reform
Maryland lawmakers have passed a campaign finance reform bill.
Sequester Effects Start To Be Felt In Baltimore
Automatic federal cuts are starting to be felt here in Baltimore. It’s all because Democrats and Republicans couldn’t compromise.
Md. Politics Show Signs Of Moving Further Left
After years of trying, Gov. Martin O’Malley finally has won legislative approval of two priorities of his administration: a ban on capital punishment and a measure to develop offshore wind.
Md. Delegate Hattie Harrison Dies At Age 84
The most senior member of the House of Delegates, Delegate Hattie Harrison, died Monday night. She was 84.
Voters Tell Va., Md. Reps Of November Voting Woes
In a way, Sandra James’ trip to the polls in November was like a trip to Disney World: interminable lines followed by a payoff that made it all worthwhile.
Opinion: New Beginnings
This New Year ushers in a new Congress and a large Freshman class. Here’s hoping that new faces create needed change on the Hill.
Opinion: A Terrible End To A Terrible Congress
Congress refused to vote for relief for the victims of Hurricane Sandy. The first Republican President famously said “a house divided against itself cannot stand.” The same holds true for the Republican Party today.
Dwyer No Longer Plans To Run For Senate
The state delegate who admitted he was drunk when the powerboat he was steering crashed into another vessel has dropped plans to run for the Maryland Senate in 2014.
Pick-A-Side: Who Is The Best Presidential Candidate For 2016?
Who is the best presidential candidate for 2016?
Romney Headquarters
News and reaction from Gov. Mitt Romney’s headquarters.
Election Officials Anticipate Record Turnout At The End Of Early Voting On Friday
After shutting down for two days to weather the storm, early voting polls reopened Wednesday morning with brand new hours designed to make up for lost time. Now only in its third year, elections officials think a record turnout could be set by Friday.
Early Voting To Resume Wednesday In Maryland
Gov. Martin O’Malley says early voting will resume in Maryland on Wednesday, after two days of cancelations due to superstorm Sandy.
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