It’s official! Governor Larry Hogan has appointed Shaneka Henson to the vacant seat in the House of Delegates District 30A following her nomination a week and a half ago by the Democratic Central Committee.
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While no one will be able to truly replace the late Mike Busch, the decision will be made tomorrow of who will succeed him in representing District 30A in the House of Delegates.
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Delegate Mary Ann Lisanti (D-34A) has come under fire for using a racial slur and is facing calls to resign. We look into three candidates who may be selected to replace Lisanti if she does the right thing and resigns.
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New County Executive Steuart Pittman has selected Jerry Walker to the position of President and CEO of the Anne Arundel Economic Development Corporation (AAEDC).
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The Blue Wave has led to big Democratic gains in the House of Delegates and crushed Republicans’ “Drive for Five” dreams of a Senate powerless to override Governor Hogan’s vetoes.
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Wealthy, well-educated and suburban, Anne Arundel County has had a Republican majority County Council since 2002 and a Republican County Executive since 2006. Will this be the year that Democrats win back the majority? Is Anne Arundel truly a purple county? Find out inside.
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Early voting turnout is much higher than it was four years ago – especially among registered Democrats. Check out these helpful charts that break down the first four days of early voting by county and see who exactly are flocking to the polls.
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Delegate Meagan Simonaire has announced her decision to leave the Republican Party today in a prepared statement.
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In a night of razor-close election results, an absolute monster upset is coming out of Howard County, as it appears that county councilman Jon Weinstein has been defeated in the Democratic primary by attorney Liz Walsh. The margin of victory? Two (2) votes. And some people still say your votes don’t matter.
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The results have not yet been certified, but after all the absentee and provisional votes have been counted, it appears that teacher and former delegate John Olszewski, Jr. has defeated state senator Jim Brochin for the Democratic nomination for Baltimore County Executive.
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