Day: September 29, 2014

State election official wants to set record straight on Hogan ruling

State election official wants to set record straight on Hogan ruling

by | Sep 29, 2014 |

State Elections Board Vice Chairman David McManus wants to set the record straight. The board did not find a campaign violation had occurred when it investigated a finance complaint filed against Larry Hogan Jr., the Republican nominee for governor, he said.
The state elections board voted Thursday to waive a $50 fine in the case. McManus, one of two Republicans serving on the five-member state election board, said he wanted to set the record straight after reading several media reports indicating Hogan and his grassroots organization Change Maryland had run afoul of campaign finance regulations.

State Roundup, September 29, 2014

by | Sep 29, 2014 |

Chunk of 328 new laws to take effect on Wednesday; Amazon to begin charging Maryland consumers 6% sales tax; stormwater fee opponents now advocate tax cut in lieu of repeal; teachers accused of wrong-doing languish in paid limbo during long probes; After decades with Norm Stone, Baltimore County’s eastside to get a new state senator; daughter says Hogan backs OTC birth control, for women’s rights; Brown, Hogan split over Bay cleanup solutions; O’Malley portrays self as younger, hipper than Clinton; elections board says Montgomery Exec Leggett misused campaign funds; Leggett grounds test drones; and Arundel Exec Neuman pushes slew of agenda items before leaving office.

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