November 28, 2022 Maryland Matters A view of the House of Delegates from the visitor’s gallery on a sunny Saturday. Photo by Bennett Leckrone. Joe Vogel and Jeffrie Long Jr. became the first members of Gen Z elected to …
Continue ReadingNovember 21, 2022 WTOP Despite being able to start counting mail-in ballots before Election Day, some Maryland elections boards are working right up to and — in come some cases — beyond the Thanksgiving Day holiday to count every last …
Continue ReadingNovember 11, 2022 The Politics Hour with Kojo Nnambi Kenyan McDuffie had quite the journey to his Tuesday night victory in the At-Large D.C. Council race. Currently the Ward 5 councilmember, he suspended his campaign for D.C. attorney general over questions of eligibility, and …
Continue ReadingNovember 3, 2022 Washington Jewish Week Following three months spent fine-tuning a non-binding resolution that defines and reaffirms Montgomery County’s commitment to stand up to hate and against antisemitism, county councilmembers unanimously passed the statement on Nov. 1. Councilmembers and county residents …
Continue ReadingOctober 27, 2022 The Baltimore Banner Speaking before a supportive audience at a retirement community in Gaithersburg last week, Rep. David Trone laid out his biggest problem: “We got a new district,” the second-term Democrat said, joking that his colleague …
Continue ReadingNovember 21, 2022 Maryland Association of Counties: Conduit Street Last week, the Federal Communications Commission adopted rules to promote public safety by ensuring that 9-1-1 centers receive timely and accurate notifications of network disruptions that affect 9-1-1 service. These notifications …
Continue ReadingNovember 18, 2022 The Washington Post Rising popularity of mail-in ballots -- and complications in counting them -- has left some local races undecided 10 days after the election and prompted calls for reform. Maryland election officials in several large …
Continue ReadingNovember 4, 2022 Montgomery Community Media Maryland state senator Cheryl Kagan represents District 17 which covers Rockville and Gaithersburg. The Montgomery County native has earned a reputation as one of the most passionate and influential politicians in the county, serving …
Continue ReadingNovember 3, 2022 Montgomery Perspective Senator Cheryl Kagan has made 911 emergency service one of her top priorities for many years. In the last session of the General Assembly, Kagan and Republican Senator Ed Reilly (who represents District 33 in …
Continue ReadingOctober 27, 2022 Baltimore Sun Amy Thomson was always an Election Day voter — until the pandemic hit. The Frederick County mom works nights in the shipping industry and had to make time for her trip to her polling place …
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