Category: State Roundup

Calls grow for Van Hollen to seek Senate majority leadership; State Supremes to consider sovereign immunity in sex abuse suits; Alsobrooks traveled country to back Dems in competitive races, now set to fight for constituents.

Marylanders face soaring ACA premiums, loss of Medicare Advantage plans; Dems pick up another state Senate seat; Dem lawmakers’ first challenge: Dealing with affordability and a $3B deficit.

FEDS MOVE BAY BRIDGE REPLACEMENT AHEAD, IT COULD BE AS SOON AS 2032: It’s official: the Chesapeake...

Maryland leaders seek to repair Trump damage to the state; MD GOP ponders next steps in a blue state; Redistricting rises to top in next legislative session; Rep. Olszewski says investigating Trump, his administration is on the table.

Question 3 wins a surprise victory; Moore wins as expected; Raskin rides blue wave toward Judiciary Committee top spot; And Republican Rep.Harris holds onto his seat.

State elections chief says Maryland voting is ‘safe, secure, verified;’ Not every race will be called tonight; Questions and answers about Question 3.

Early voting, mail-in ballot numbers surged; Dems question source of pro-Moore/anti-Question 3 ads; Where do Gov. Moore’s campaign promises stand? Black political leaders could make landmark gains.

SENATE PRESIDENT BILL FERGUSON NAMES NEW KEY LEADERS: Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson...

State, local officials prep for worst-case Election Day scenarios; Maryland public schools to get new rankings system; Anti-redistricting PAC faces complaint about donor disclosure.

Early voting 67% higher than 2022, thus far; Schwartz, Harris coffers filling up; DOJ sues Arundel Schools over gender policy; Maryland cracks down on unlicensed assisted living facilities.