Here's A Quick Look At Fundraising In County Executive Elections

Anne Arundel County, and others are detailed in an extensive fund-raising wrapup.

In Race For Attorney General, Brown Leads O'Malley In Fundraising

His campaign said it raised nearly $944,400 from January 13 to June 7.

Political Notes: Schulz Stands Out In New Ad; More Ads; LCV's Choice

“There are 10 Democrats running for governor,” Schulz says, as she navigates between the cutouts of Democrats Ashwani Jain and Wes Moore.

Lierman Tops Comptroller Field — Including Self-Funder Adams — In Cash On Hand

Given Adams' personal fortune, Lierman's financial advantage could be ephemeral. It all depends on whether Adams is willing to invest more.

One Night On The Virtual Campaign Trail

Winfrey recounted this conversation during a virtual fundraiser for Moore, a best-selling author and former nonprofit leader.

In Latest Campaign Finance Reports, Three Democratic Tickets Report $1 Million-Plus Hauls — With Moore In The Lead

The campaign also received more than $40,000 in donations from other candidate committees, including U.S. House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer.

At Forum, Waldstreicher's Foe Throws A Few Jabs, But Incumbent Ignores Him

It was an awkward construct: Waldstreicher and Socol are running against each other, whereas Dels. Shetty and Solomon face no opposition.

Elrich Holds Big Lead In Independent Survey; Toll Lanes Remain Controversial

The survey found Elrich has more support than his three challengers combined, and Democrats give him high marks on his handling of issues.

Political Notes: It's Campaign Finance Day; Counter-Programming Oprah; A Morella-Edwards Alliance; More

The Moore campaign said last week that Wes would report having added $2.5 million to his war chest since mid-January.

Queen Anne's Officials Get Their Wish: State Funding For New Bay Bridge Study

Traffic engineers studied 14 “corridors” that ran the length of the bay before determining Hogan's preferred solution.

Political Notes: Alsobrooks Backs Lierman For Comptroller; Maryland Marches; More

Alsobrooks has cut a one-minute radio ad for Lierman and has pledged to go out on the campaign trail with her.

His Campaign On Hold, Baker Could Offer Valuable Endorsement

Left mostly unspoken was the obvious: Now that Baker is out of the race, there are Democrats still battling for their party's nomination.

Will It Be ‘Every State For Themselves' As The Federal COVID Cash Dries Up?

That left state and local health departments wondering if they'll need to bid against each other, and even compete with other nations.

Opinion: 3rd Congressional District No Longer An Example Of ‘Religious Gerrymandering'

“Maloney vs. Nadler? New York Must Pick a Side (East or West),” read a recent headline in The New York Times.

At Non-Profit Clinic And Community Events, An Acclaimed Doctor Tackles Health Inequities, One Patient At A Time

“We prepare children to go to school, and specialize in adolescents and those disengaged from care,” Peralta said.

Political Notes: Sierra Club Backs King; New Ads For Adams And Jain

Now, King is reaping the rewards: On Thursday, the political arm of the Sierra Club's Maryland chapter announced it was endorsing King.

Peroutka's Crusade Against Mandates: ‘This Is What World War III Looks Like'

“The Constitution is not a self-enforcing document,” the 70-year-old provocateur and candidate for attorney general said.

Rushern Baker Suspends Gubernatorial Campaign, Will Likely Endorse A Democratic Rival Soon

“We were hitting our stride. I think if we had a million dollars, we could win this,” he said. “It feels good when you're on the ground."

State Preparing To Administer COVID-19 Vaccines For Young Children

“We'll be watching next week,” Dr. Jinlene Chan, deputy secretary at the Maryland Dept. of Health, said at a State House news conference.

Van Hollen Says He's “Feeling Better By The Day,” Following Burst Neck Vein

He decided to continue speaking, propping his arm on the lectern for balance. “It was a pretty good speech, after all,” he recalled.

Political Notes: Moore Touts Latest Fundraising Totals; Pro-Choice Icon Backs O'Malley

That would bring the total raised by Moore and his running mate, former Del. Aruna Miller (D-Montgomery), to $7.3 million overall.

Baker Determined Not To Repeat “Mistakes” From His First Gubernatorial Bid

The former Prince George's county executive looks back at his unsuccessful run four years ago and sees a campaign that was too scripted.

Feds To Launch Environmental Review Of Md., Offshore Wind Energy Project

The publication of this notice opens a 30-day public comment period through July 8, as part of the process to help BOEM determine its scope.

Political Notes: Jones Endorses Brown; Mikulski To Be Honored In Capitol

“The General Assembly has improved the lives of working families and defended the rights of all Marylanders" -- Brown

Democrats Spar Over Education Funding, Ethics In First Television Debate

Author and former non-profit CEO Wes Moore launched a broadside against Comptroller Peter V.R. Franchot (D).

Prince George's School Board Chief Rebuffs Alsobrooks's Request To Resign

Those charges include failure to sign a legal services contract with a law firm that was the choice of a majority of Miller's colleagues.

Eight Takeaways From The First Independent Polls Of The 2022 Gubernatorial Primaries

Comptroller Franchot had the support of 20 percent of Democrats surveyed, author and former non-profit CEO Wes Moore had 15 percent support.

Political Notes: New Ads For Governor, AG; GOP Surrogates Helping Out; AFSCME's Long List

Little is known about the people behind it. In the board of elections filing, the committee chair is listed as Selena Lewis.

Opinion: Process To Recoup Funds Owed To State's Mental Health Providers Is Unfair

Hogan's attempt to recoup this money is called "unfair and dangerously destabilizing to Maryland’s public behavioral health system."

EPA Names Director For Its Chesapeake Bay Program

“I'm thrilled to have Kandis join our team, as we step up restoration efforts for the Bay in the face of emerging challenges" -- A. Ortiz

Democratic Candidates For Governor Tout Electability At Mecca Of Voter Turnout

“I love Leisure World because you understand democracy is not a spectator sport,” said a candidate, former U.S. Labor Secretary Perez.

Political Notes: Keiffer Mitchell Headed To K Street; A Democrat Straw Poll; Green Group Anoints ‘Climate Champions;' More

“Whether a red or blue state, decision-makers confront similar issues such as public health, the economy, education, technology" -- Monroe

Remote Voting In The U.S. House Hits A Second Anniversary, But It May Be Its Last

Because some members used it while running for higher office or attending political events, undermining the legitimacy of the system.

Political Notes: Brown Snags AFSCME Backing; MPT Debate Announced; New Role For Baker Campaign Chief; More

“We have chosen a candidate we believe will stick up for working people — not just people that work in the public sector" -- Pat Moran

Under New Management, House Panel Scrutinizes Metro Safety Record

“Politics is local and I have a Green Line station in my district, as well as thousands of constituents who commute by transit" -- Barnes

MTA Unveils Seven East-West Transit Options For Baltimore; Public Input Sought

Transit advocates said the new study will offer the state's new governor and legislature a fresh start.

U.S. DOT Push To Fund Passenger And Freight Rail Projects Includes Port Of Baltimore Improvements

“Passenger rail represents an affordable way for Americans to travel between cities for work, to visit families and more" -- Pete Buttigieg

BREAKING: Alsobrooks Asks Prince George's School Board Chair Juanita Miller To Resign

Earlier this week, the Maryland State Board of Education made public two charges against Miller — charges that could lead to her removal.

Political Notes: Moore Getting Oprah Treatment; Schulz Sticks To The Script; Gansler Lays Out Crime Plan

Winfrey, according to the campaign, will interview Moore “about leadership and the challenges families in Maryland are facing."

Survey Shows Where Candidates For Governor Stand On Renewable Energy And Factory Farms

Perennial candidate Robin Ficker is the only Republican candidate for governor who responded to the survey.