Maryland GOP Outlines Tax Cut, Public Safety, ProposalsMaryland House Republicans are outlining several priorities for the state's legislative session, including a tax cut and public safety initiatives
Republican Governors Gather Amid Party Setbacks, TurmoilRepublicans who control two-thirds of the nation's governorships are gathering this week in America's largest red state, in part to strategize about how to maintain their political dominance.
Moore Threatens Lawsuit Over Story That Threatens CampaignAlabama Republican Roy Moore says a lawsuit will be filed over the newspaper report carrying allegations that he had sexual contact with a 14-year-old girl four decades ago and that neither Democrats nor Republicans want to see him win a special Senate election.
Maryland House GOP Re-elects LeadershipRepublicans in the Maryland House of Delegates have re-elected their two leaders in the chamber.
'Move On' From Benghazi? Republicans Say It's UnlikelyRepublicans were not ready to let the issue go, especially with an election that will decide who occupies the White House and which party will control the House and Senate.
Republicans Wait To See If A Disciplined Trump Will EmergeRepublicans are looking for assurances that Donald Trump can maintain discipline for a bruising general election against Hillary Clinton.
Trump To Visit Maryland For State GOP's Annual DinnerMaryland Republicans will have a chance to see presidential candidate Donald Trump in person.
Md. Rep Says Congress' Move To Bar DC From Decriminalizing Pot Is The Right MoveOne Maryland representative is happy DC may not be able to decriminalize marijuana.
Revived Maryland Republicans Hold ConventionMaryland Republicans are gathering for a convention after a rejuvenating election in the state.
GOP Fund For Hogan Reports Raising $750KThe Maryland Republican Party on Friday reported raising about $750,000 for Larry Hogan's gubernatorial bid in the latest reporting period.
Md. Looks To Rebound From Low Primary Turnout Maryland Democrats and Republicans were equally unenthusiastic about voting in June's primary, a fact that has the gubernatorial campaigns of Democratic Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown and Republican Larry Hogan focusing on boosting turnout in November.