Aaron Kaufman, who is active in the disability and Jewish communities, was chosen Tuesday night by the Montgomery County Democratic Central Committee as the Democratic nominee for state delegate in… Read More
The election picture shifted April 15 when the 9 p.m. candidate filing deadline was reached even though local and state candidates have been knocking on doors for weeks now, and… Read More
A raíz de una queja de un miembro del personal de la campaña, Brandy Brooks optó por tomarse un descanso de dos semanas en su candidatura al Concejo del Condado… Read More
The Metro DC Democratic Socialists announced that evidence it received “gave us significant concern” and therefore is “suspending all chapter activities in support of the Brandy Brooks campaign” and will… Read More
Following a complaint by a campaign staffer, Brandy Brooks opted to take a two week break in her run for Montgomery County Council at Large, she announced on Twitter. “I… Read More
Five of the six Montgomery County Council At Large candidates shared their views on housing, crime, public transportation and taxes during a forum Tuesday night sponsored by the District 20… Read More
Ketanji Brown Jackson fue confirmada el jueves por el Senado de los Estados Unidos como la nueva juez de la Corte Suprema de Justicia, con una votación de 53 a… Read More
Maryland’s newly approved Congressional map is already causing ripples across county politics. With the Sixth District now redrawn to include new and possibly less Democratic-leaning constituents, U.S. Rep. David Trone… Read More
Gov. Larry Hogan signed into law on Monday the latest version of Maryland’s congressional map, calling it “a huge improvement” over the boundaries set by the Maryland Senate in its… Read More
A new redistricting map drawn up by the Maryland Senate earlier this week is being reviewed by Gov. Larry Hogan. Meanwhile, Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh announced he will appeal… Read More
Maryland’s chaotic election season continues after an Anne Arundel County Senior Judge declared the map approved by the State Legislature “an extreme partisan gerrymander.” In her ruling, Judge Lynne A.… Read More
When the Maryland Court of Appeals ordered the state’s primary be pushed back from June 18 to July 19, Montgomery County Department of Recreation began searching for places to hold… Read More