After being censured by the General Assembly for an ethics violation, Sen. Ulysses Currie could be particularly vulnerable to election year attacks.
But his primary challenger, Del. Melony Griffith, has decided not to dwell on this issue when she speaks about him.
The Board of Public Works approved Wednesday paying $1 million to a Colorado-based contractor that will study whether Maryland schools receive adequate funding. The irony of this was not lost on Comptroller Peter Franchot, who emphatically protested the decision.
Despite apathy, early voting numbers are up; Cardin withdraws lawsuit after PAC files finance reports; despite uphill battle, governor candidate Mizeur focuses on possibilities; new Gansler ad spins his noted bluntness; Rodricks interviews Lollar, Mizeur, George; challenger to Sen. Gladden faces charges in Texas; run downs on several other races; and in tough Arundel exec race, Schuh and Neuman gather endorsements.
With two more days left to go, over 90,000 people have voted early for next Tuesday’s primary, surpassing the numbers who cast their ballots early in the 2010 and 2012 primaries.
Brian Woolfolk, who has never served in the state legislature, is running against two opponents with significant legislative experience representing District 26, which runs along the Potomac River in southern Prince George’s County.
He is challenging incumbent Sen. C. Anthony Muse, who has served two terms in the Senate and three terms in the House of Delegates before that, and Del. Veronica Turner, who is challenging her own state senator with significant union backing.
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