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U.S. Senate Candidates on WOLB
Rep. Ben Cardin (D), Lt. Gov. Michael Steele (R) and Kevin Zeese (I) made an appearance on WOLB (1010AM) in Baltimore. The Sun has posted the audio on their website from last week.
Williams Remains In Berlin
The incumbent holds on to his District One seat on the Berlin Town Countil. MOre from The Worcester County Times.
Two New Faces On O.C. Council
The results are in and there will be two faces on the Ocean City Council. More from The Daily Times.
O'Malley on Television Tonight
Don't forget Baltimore Mayor Martin O'Malley will be interviewed one-on-one at 7:00p.m. on WMDT (Channel 47) on the Eastern Shore.
If anyone is willing to send me a video of both the Ehrlich and O'Malley Interviews, please let me know, so I can send you a mailing address. Email pkbnews@gmail.com
GOP Strategy in 38B is Two-Fold
So says The Daily Times. The GOP is trying to take one or both seats from the democrats for the first time in over a decade.
Swamp With Absentee's
The Gazette is reporting that election boards across the state. A Baltimore County official says that the number of absentee's could cause the very thing that they are trying to avoid. The spike is due to the number of politicians advocating voters to use them. Governor Robert Ehrlich (R) and Montgomery County Executive Douglas Duncan (D) have been the face of the effort.
It's Election Day Down The Ocean, Hon!
It's Election Day in Ocean City. Four council seats are up for grabs with eight candidates hoping to grab one. Mayor Rick Meehan is running unopposed, this will be his own term as mayor of OC. Meehan was appointed after Jim Mathias was appointed as a delegate. In case you were wondering, William Donald Shaefer missed the filing deadline. Voting information from The Daily Times.
No More Mr. Nice Candidates
No more puppies. No more good feelings about flying flags on the fourth. No more candidates hanging with the crowds of constituents. It is flat out war via propaganda. And of course, they all wanted to run a clean campaign at some point. Then the 21-day countdown began. The Baltimore Sun noticed this as well.
Steele Has An Edge...In Funds
Rep. Ben Cardin (D) might be leading in the polls, but going into the final stretch Lt. Governor Michael Steele has an edge money wise. The Baltimore Sun follows the bucks.
Doctor Lookg For Prescription In The First.
Dr. Jim Corwin (D) is running in Maryland's 1st Congressional District against eight term incumbent Wayne Gilchrist (R) who has became "the guy next door," pulling in votes from both parties. The Baltimore Sun takes a look at the first and follows Corwin along the campaign trail on the mid-shore.
Steele Positioning As A "Heavyweight"
Don King paid a visit to the free state to promote...err, stump for Lt. Gov. Michael Steele's U.S. Senate bid. The Baltimore Sun says that the Democrats called King "a publicity stunt." Only In America. :)
NAACP To Police Polls
Still licking rooms from last month's debacle, The NAACP announced that they will monitor polls in Maryland along with nine other states. No funny business or they will report it to the Justice Department. More from The Baltimore Sun.
Governor Hughes Signs Book On Unexpected Journey
Former Governor Harry Hughes was at the Maryland State Archives recently to sign copies of his new book, "The Unexpected Journey: The Autobiography of Gov. Harry Roe Hughes." The Capital says thaty it was written with a former Baltimore Sun writer who would go to Denton once a week to "remenisce."
Election Pullout in Examiner
In this morning's Maryland Edition of the Washington Examiner, they have a pull out guide for the State and Local Elections. You can also view it online at The Examiner's website (the link is on the front page.)
Cecil County: Commissioner Candidates Oppose Slots
Nearly all of the candidates for County Commissiner stated their opposition for slots at a Port Deposit forum. The Cecil Whig reports.
St. Mary's County Roundup
The Enterprise is reporting appointments made by the St. Mary's County Board of Commissioners.
Four Ballot Questions, One Will Settle Feud.
When we go to the polls in three weeks, we will have to answer four ballot questions. The Enterprise says that the first question will settle a feud between the Governor and the General Assembly on a land sale in St.Mary's County.
Pro-Choice and Anti-Slots
When it comes to abortion, the running mates of Governor Robert Ehrlich (R) and Baltimore Mayor Martin O'Malley are pro-choice. But Del. Anthony Brown and Disabilities Secretary Kristen Cox are anti-slots. More from The Enterprise.
LaPlata: Smok'em If You Got'em
The LaPlata Town Council has postponed a vote on a ban on smoking at private clubs. More in The Independent.
Charles County: Get Ready To Contrast
The Maryland Independent says that the differences are starting to show in the district four commissioners race.
Washington County: Candidate Forums Are Mid-Week
The Herald Mail says that cadidates for countywide offices will appear at forums on Wednesday and Thursday at Hagerstown Community College. They will be televised. Click Here for more information.
Two Newspapers Endorse Cardin
Rep. Benjamin Cardin (D) was endorsed by The Baltimore Sun and The Hagerstown Herald-Mail for his U.S. Senate run over Lt.Gov. Michael Steele.
Steele Takes Jabs and Dishes Them Out
The Washington Post says that Lt. Governor Michael Steele avoids mentioning his party while. He is taking shots at democrats and his own party. Cardin is continuing to link Steele to President Bush.
Harford County: Here Comes The Attacks
The Baltimore Sun said that Democratic Challenger Ann Helton has started the attack on television, taking David Craig (R) to task on his record.
Home Rule For Carroll County?
That's the question according to The Baltimore Sun. If voters approve, the General Assembly need not apply in most instances.
Anne Arundel County Sherriff Race Profiled
The Baltimore Sun focuses on the race to replace Anne Arundel County Sheriff George Johnson.
Meanwhile...Baltimore City: Dixon Is Making Plans
If Baltimore Mayor Martin O'Malley (D) is elected governor, City Council President Sheila Dixon will become mayor. Not just any Mayor, the first female Mayor of the city of Baltimore. But The Baltimore Sun says that she has challenges while raises her profile.
EHRLICH-O'MALLEY DOUBLEHEADER
They ripped each other through the course of two taped debates. The first one that was taped on Television Hill and aired late last night on WBAL-TV (Channel 11). The second one taped at Maryland Public Television. The Baltimore Sun has highlights. By the way, both camps are claiming victory....in both debates.
Lower Eastern Shore: Age v.s. Experience
In District 38A, a College Senior won the Democratic Primary. Patrick Armstrong was running against well-known Attorney Tony Bruce, who died in August. The Democratic Central Committee left his name on the ballot. Instead of naming a replacement for Bruce after the primary, Armstrong got 59 percent of the vote. More from The Daily Times.
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