Elrich And Blair Are Tied (Again) In Montgomery; Cassily, Fitzwater, Haire And McDonough Romp

For the second election in a row, Democrats Marc Elrich and David Blair appear headed toward a prolonged vote-count.

Ivey Leads Edwards In Congressional Race; Mizeur Wins In 1st, While Hyped Republican Fizzles In 6th

Republicans likely nominated women in the 2nd and 3rd districts, but the Democratic incumbents are favored to win re-election.

MD Senate, House Election Results: Van Hollen, Hoyer, Raskin Win: AP

Sen. Chris Van Hollen and incumbent MD members of the U.S. House have won their primaries for a chance at another term. See primary results.

Anthony Brown Wins MD Attorney General, Lierman Wins Comptroller: AP

Rep. Anthony Brown won the Democratic primary for attorney general. Democrat Brooke Lierman won comptroller, AP said.

Seven Questions Are On Our Minds, As Primary Polls Prepare To Open

What will voter turnout look like? (and more)

Candidates For Governor Make Final Arguments Ahead Of Primary Election Day

Voters will select nominees for all statewide offices — governor, comptroller, attorney general, and U.S. Senate — along with House seats.

MD GOP Senate Candidate Made False Police Report: Sheriff

A Republican candidate for U.S. Senate made a false police report about child sex trafficking, the Harford County Sheriff said.

Notes: Poll Shows Blair Closing In On Elrich; Mizeur Launches Ad; Perez Campaign Unionizes; More

According to Data for Progress, San Francisco-based, Elrich and Blair are tied at 34 percent, with Councilmember Riemer at 20 percent.

Delegate Questions Spate Of Negative Ads In Prince George's House Race

“Last year, Geraldine Valentino Smith voted with Republicans to keep more budgetary power in the Governor's Office" -- among series of texts

The 12 Most Vulnerable Legislative Incumbents In Tuesday's Primaries

Here's our look at a dozen legislators who could be knocked off in their primaries, listed by numerical order of their legislative district:

Opinion: A Love Letter To Maryland Voters

Dear Maryland voters: Should you have confidence in casting your ballot and having it counted correctly?

Sports Wagering Panel Pursues New Approach To Diversify License-Holders

The head of Maryland's Legislative Black Caucus welcomed it, saying it will lead to Black and disadvantaged entrepreneurs gaining foothold.

Rutherford: ‘Extremist' Dan Cox Would Harm Republican Office-Seekers In November

The report states Cox has the "full-throated endorsement" of twice-impeached Trump; the pair recently exchanged unfounded claims about 2020.

Turnout Surged On Final Day Of Early Voting, With Nearly 50,000 Voters, Data Indicates

About 4.6 percent of all eligible active voters turned out during the early voting period.

Political Notes: Moore Calls Out Franchot Supporter's ‘Divisive' Post; Governor Candidates Release New Ads

The posted showed a mock highway sign that read, “Welcome to Baltimore City: Stay in Your Car! Windows Up — Doors Locked. Do Not Feed."

In Final Days Of Primary Campaign, Schulz And Cox Appeal To A Divided GOP

“Without a plan, without a history of success, without a way of being able to move forward, there is little hope for people" -- Schulz

Opinion: Plans To Privatize Maryland's Highways With Toll Lanes Are Not In The Public Interest

Today, Maryland's interstate highways, I-495 and I-270, still belong to the public, as our taxes paid for them, and we depend on them.

Opinion: How To Unleash The Power Of The Asian American Vote In Maryland

Maryland hopes to take a cue from Boston, Mass., which elected the indefatigable Michelle Wu.

Toll Lanes Critic Accuses MDOT Of “Scientific Fraud” In Key Report

Ross said he reached his conclusions after spending more than 40 hours poring over the Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS).

Political Notes: O'Malley And Schulz Campaigns File Complaints Over Outside Spending

The ad is the latest in what is becoming an acrimonious battle over bona fides in the race.

MD Rep. Attended Trump Meeting On Overturning Election: Jan. 6 Panel

Rep. Andy Harris attended a meeting where other lawmakers strategized about how to fight the 2020 election outcome, the Jan. 6 panel said.

Edwards Vs. Ivey: A Race Between Former Insiders, Being Dominated By Outsiders

Despite the large field, the focus has been almost entirely on two heavyweights — former congresswoman Donna Edwards and Ivey.

Trone Loans Campaign $10M As New FEC Reports Give Glimpses Into Maryland Congressional Races

Trone, facing "unfavorable political winds," the report states, taps into his personal wealth.

Political Notes: MoCo Polls Offer Different Views On Executive's Race, And Lierman And Moore Are Up With New Ads

A survey by Progressives for Progress, a political action committee funded by real estate interests, shows the race tightening.

Wes Moore Leads Democratic Governor Candidates In Fundraising; Schulz Tops Cox In Republican Contest

For the final weeks of the campaign, Moore and Miller also retain the most cash on hand across three campaign accounts: $809,659.

LCV Scorecard: Green Group Found A Lot To Like In Recent Legislative Session

“In addition to the country's most significant climate legislation, the General Assembly passed a number of other bills" -- Kim Coble

In A Unique Summer Primary, When Can Marylanders Expect Election Results?

There could be a delay in clear election results this primary, the result of a dramatic shift by voters to mail-in ballots.

Democrats, Union Accuse Hogan Administration Of Hollowing Out State Agencies

“Our state government is grotesquely underfunded now,” said Frosh (D) in an interview, adding a new Democratic governor would investigate.

Opinion: It's Time For Maryland Leaders To Address Food Insecurity

Food insecurity is a growing concern for many Marylanders, particularly for those in Prince George's County.

As The Primary Approaches, Some Legislative Teams Are More Fractured Than Others

“We just haven't worked well with him,” one of District 39's other delegates, Kirill Reznik (D), said, by way of explanation.

Early Voting Begins Today; Details On How You Can Cast A Ballot

Early voting centers are open today from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., and will remain open daily through July 14.

Hogan's Decision To Lift Gun Restrictions Roils State Politics

The Supreme Court on June 23 struck down a New York law that made it illegal to carry a firearm in public without showing a special need.

Political Notes: More Climate Talk; A Moore Poll; New Ads; Boebert In Md.; FOP Lodge Endorses For AG

On Tuesday, another Democratic contender, former U.S. Education Secretary John King, also traveled to South Baltimore.

Opportunities And Potential Pitfalls Abound For GOP In Anne Arundel Co., Executive Race

“She's a great person. Super smart,” said John Thibodeau, who owns an insurance business in Annapolis.

New MD Laws On Abortion, Taxes, Toll Penalties Went Into Effect July 1

New Maryland state laws relating to abortion, taxes, student athlete safety, toll violations and more went into effect July 1.

MD Comptroller Franchot Tests Positive For COVID-19

Maryland comptroller and gubernatorial candidate Peter Franchot tweeted he's tested positive for COVID-19 and has mild symptoms.

Abortion Providers, Policymakers Discuss Strains On Maryland Clinics After Roe V. Wade Reversal

Harper said that for the first time, her clinic could not schedule patients on the same day they arrive.

Political Notes: Franchot Field Staff Unionizes; The Johnny O-Tom Perez Connection; Mfume Cuts An Ad For Moore

While the campaign did not discuss the terms of the bargaining agreement, it likely evolved from spiking inflation.

Perez, Moore Debate Policy Positions On Baltimore Radio Waves

With early voting to start next week, Hall hoped to showcase three candidates who have consistently outpolled the other Democrats running.

At Raucous Rally, Hogan, Schulz Accuse Democrats Of Meddling In Maryland's GOP Primary

According to companies that monitor media spending, the association intends to run an ad called “Meet Dan,” a certain reference.