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Politics April 22, 2024

Trone, Alsobrooks Offer Contrasts in First and Possibly Only Televised Debate

by William J. Ford

MARYLAND MATTERS: The top two Democratic candidates for U.S. Senate took the stage Friday evening in their first, and possibly, only televised debate, which showcased their similarities on the issues but also their distinct personalities, […]

Politics April 19, 2024

The Post Endorses Angela Alsobrooks in Maryland’s Democratic Senate Primary

by Caroline Vakil

THE HILL: The Washington Post editorial board announced Thursday it’s endorsing Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks (D) over Rep. David Trone (D-Md.) in the Maryland Senate Democratic primary. The Post editorial board cited Alsobrooks’s track record on public […]

Politics April 16, 2024

Fundraising in Md. Senate Election Reaches Astonishing Heights

by Josh Kurtz

MARYLAND MATTERS: The 2024 campaign for U.S. Senate in Maryland is breaking all kinds of financial records, according to new campaign finance reports filed on Monday. For the past few campaign finance reporting periods. Prince […]

Politics April 10, 2024

‘We Got It All’: Why Prince George’s Co. Leaders are Celebrating Maryland’s New State Budget

by John Domen

WTOP NEWS: When it came time to talk money, lawmakers in Maryland warned that there wasn’t much available and that expectations needed to be kept low this year and in the future. But as a […]

Politics April 10, 2024

Dunn, Alsobrooks, Vogel Touting Fundraising Numbers Ahead of Deadline

by Josh Kurtz

MARYLAND MATTERS: Although campaign finance reports showing federal candidates’ fundraising and spending for the first three months of 2024 aren’t due to be released until next Monday, some Maryland contenders are already teasing their numbers […]

Politics April 8, 2024

Alsobrooks’ Campaign Office in Silver Spring Burglarized

by Will Vitka

WTOP NEWS: Burglars hit the U.S. Senate campaign office of Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks in Silver Spring, Maryland, officials said Friday. The burglary was found by a field office staffer when they got […]

Politics April 4, 2024

Senate Committee Advances Changes to Juvenile Law Reform Measure

by William J. Ford

MARYLAND MATTERS: A Senate panel recommended several changes Wednesday to resolve differences on separate juvenile justice reform bills that have been moving through the General Assembly. The Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee advanced House Bill 814 to the […]

Politics April 4, 2024

House and Senate Leaders Say They Have a Budget Agreement

by Bryan Sears

MARYLAND MATTERS: The prospect of an extended General Assembly session seems less likely after House and Senate fiscal leaders announced a budget compromise Wednesday. The announcement follows a flurry of activity between the two chambers late Tuesday […]

Politics April 3, 2024

D.C. Mayor’s Bill Would Target Truancy, Mandate Aggressive Prosecution

by Meagan Flynn

WASHINGTON POST: The District’s deputy mayor for public safety and justice said she was “okay” if the bill meant more kids would be locked behind bars. D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) unveiled legislation Wednesday […]

Politics April 2, 2024

MD House, Senate Debate Revenue

by Bryan Sears

MARYLAND MATTERS: House and Senate leaders ended a second round of budget talks Monday with terse exchanges and no resolution on a $1.2 billion revenue package and no agreement on when they will meet next. Senate Budget […]

Politics April 1, 2024

Frost’s Endorsement

by DMV Digest Staff

DMV DIGEST: In a pivotal moment for Maryland politics, Maxwell Frost(D- FL), the trailblazing Gen Z member of Congress, steps into the spotlight to endorse Angela Alsobrooks for the Maryland Senate Race. In a video […]

Politics April 1, 2024

Josh Kurtz: Another Critical Hand On Deck — Tom Perez

by Josh Kurtz

MARYLAND MATTERS: Suppose you’re president of the United States and a catastrophe happens — say it’s the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge just outside of Baltimore after a massive container ship slams into […]

Politics June 1, 2022

Moore Getting the Oprah Treatment, Schulz Sticks to the Script, and Gansler Lays Out Crime Plan

by Josh Kurtz

Democratic candidate for governor Wes Moore likes to say he’s showing “Moore-mentum” as he racks up endorsements from key political leaders and interest groups. Now, he is getting a boost from one of America’s biggest […]

Politics June 1, 2022

Prince George’s Council Delays Reviewing Police-Related Measures

by William J. Ford

With a July 1 state-imposed deadline approaching for Maryland jurisdictions to approve police accountability measures, some Prince George’s County residents urged the county council to slow down the process. After hearing from more than a […]

Politics June 1, 2022

Baltimore plans to sue ‘ghost gun’ part maker as state law takes effect

by Ovetta Wiggins

Baltimore Mayor BrandonM. Scott said Tuesday that the city plans to sue Polymer80, one of the country’s largest manufacturers of “ghost gun” kits — untraceable firearms that have proliferated on city streets and contributed to […]

Politics May 31, 2022

Gubernatorial Candidate Ashwani Jain Seeks to Take Money Out of Politics

by Hannah Gaskill

A millennial, childhood cancer survivor and son of immigrants, Maryland has a unique gubernatorial candidate in 32-year-old Ashwani Jain (D). “This [campaign] goes to … people of color who feel like this country doesn’t value […]

Politics May 27, 2022

Hogan, Scott Swap Messages on City Crime

by Hannah Gaskill

Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. (R) penned a letter to Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott (D) on Thursday, alleging that no progress has been made toward addressing the rising murder rate in the city. “With each […]

Politics May 27, 2022

Booker Rallies Md. Dems, Adams on the Air, and News About Endorsements

by Josh Kurtz

If you were looking for a Democratic elected official or high-profile candidate Thursday night, chances are you would have found them at the Maryland Democratic Party’s annual gala at the Camelot catering hall in Upper […]

Politics May 26, 2022

With ‘Healthy Babies Equity Act,’ Maryland Will Join Other States that Provide Prenatal Care Regardless of Immigration Status

by Rosanne Skirble

Maria Vicente has no health insurance. During five pregnancies the only time she saw a doctor was in the delivery room. She lost two children from lack of prenatal care and complications giving birth. The […]

Politics May 25, 2022

Franchot Calls for Special Legislative Session to Authorize Him to Pause Gas Tax Hike

by Elizabeth Shwe

Comptroller Peter V.R. Franchot (D), a gubernatorial candidate, is calling for a special legislative session so the General Assembly could grant him authority to suspend, temporarily, the state’s largest-ever annual gas tax increase which is […]

Politics May 23, 2022

Lack of Polling Has Voters, Media, Gubernatorial Debate Planners Flying Blind. Here’s Why It Matters.

by Bruce DePuyt

Maryland voters will begin casting mail-in ballots early next month and the primary is less than 60 days away. But there is a nagging question that just about everyone in Maryland politics is asking: What’s […]

Politics May 19, 2022

Freedom of Speech Is Under Attack in Public Schools, U.S. House Panel Told

by Ariana Figueroa

Students and teachers told U.S. House members during a Thursday hearing that their right to talk about race and LGBTQ+ issues in public schools is being silenced due to an onslaught of new state laws […]

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