As drivers become more aware, speed camera revenues are on the decline; Glendening continues to tout Smart Growth as a driver of economic development; state highway crews work to stem problems of campaign signs as a roadside distraction; in race for attorney general, Frosh and Cardin trade punches during Monday’s debate while Braveboy stays out of the fray; most gubernatorial hopefuls are expected to show at Maryland Municipal League event; Mizeur issues new ad; latest fund-raising cycle puts Brown past O’Malley totals by $2 million; and no matter what year and who is running, the race for Arundel County exec is important to the Maryland GOP.
Day: June 10, 2014
Frosh, Cardin combatative in attorney general debate
The final debate in the Democratic race for attorney general Monday night turned tempestuous as Sen. Brian Frosh and Del. Jon Cardin threw accusations at one another, dominating much of the hour-long discussion. The third Democrat in the race, Del. Aisha Braveboy of Prince George’s County, escaped the men’s criticism.
Highway crews work to reduce campaign sign clutter
With two weeks to the June 24 primary, the final campaign blitz is underway, and one of the most common tools, yard and road signs, are cropping up like dandelions — despite limitations by the state and its jurisdictions on where the signs may appear.
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