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Commentary: Republicans owe no loyalty to Larry Hogan

Democrats are furiously attacking former Republican Gov. Larry Hogan in the U.S. Senate race over his obvious flip-flop on abortion. But Hogan has not just a problem with Democrats who don’t believe he is pro-choice and the moderate he pretends to be. The supposedly...

STATE ROUNDUP: MOSBY gets HOME DETENTION; warnings about ship collision with bridge went unheeded; majority of CATHOLIC CHURCHES CLOSING IN BALTIMORE; MD. DEMS UNITE

Happy Memorial Day weekend. The State Roundup will return Tuesday morning. MOSBY GETS 1 YEAR HOME DETENTION FOR PERJURY, MORTGAGE FRAUD: A federal judge sentenced Marilyn Mosby, Baltimore’s trailblazing and embattled former top prosecutor convicted of perjury and...

State Roundup: State fails to properly oversee nursing homes, lawsuit alleges; how B’more became the overdose capital of the U.S.; Hogan insists he’s pro-choice

State fails to properly oversee nursing homes, lawsuit alleges; how Baltimore became the overdose capital of the U.S.; Hogan doubles down on pro-choice claim.

State Roundup: Superintendent Wright pushes for more teacher diversity; grant to give ‘science of reading’ training to 33,500 teachers

Superintendent Wright pushes for more teacher diversity; grant to give ‘science of reading’ training to 33,500 teachers; some juvie sex offenders barred from public schools.

State Roundup: OPC says BGE customers would get hit hard by proposed cost recovery plan; State drug board names 6 meds for cost review; Supreme Court declines to hear challenge to state assault weapons ban, for now

OPC says BGE customers to get hit hard by Houston corporation’s roposed cost recovery plan; state drug board names 6 meds for cost review; Supreme Court declines to hear challenge to state assault weapons ban, for now.

State Roundup: Dali refloated; Hogan’s abortion pivot dumbfounds Dems; Gov. Moore vetoes public notice bill

Dali refloated this morning; Republican Senate candidate Hogan’s abortion pivot dumbfounds Dems; Gov. Moore vetoes public notice bill.

State Roundup: Health Dept. sued by nursing home residents; Moore Signs Budget, Safety, Juvenile Justice Bills; Hogan Declares He is Pro-Choice

LACK OF NURSING HOME INSPECTIONS BRINGS LAWSUIT TO MD DEPT. OF HEALTH: The Maryland Department of Health is failing in its duty to regularly inspect nursing facilities in the state and investigate complaints from residents, allowing dangerously poor quality care to go...

State Roundup: Moore to sign juvenile justice legislation; BPW OKs hiring law firms for Key Bridge disputes; Congressional panel debates funding for bridge rebuild; more election insights

Gov. Moore to sign juvenile justice legislation today; BPW OKs hiring law firms for Key Bridge disputes; Congressional panel debates funding for bridge rebuild; Angela Alsobrooks on verge of making history while Larry Hogan gears up for a new type of statewide campaign.

State Roundup: Alsobrooks beats high-spending Trone by wide margin for high-stakes Senate nomination; state Sen. Elfreth wins over former Capitol defender Dunn

Angela Alsobrooks beats high-spending David Trone by wide margin for high-stakes Senate nomination; state Sen. Sarah Elfreth wins over former Capitol defender Harry Dunn in the 3rd Congressional District primary; Olszewski to face Klacik in the 2nd Congressional and McClain Delaney vs. Neil Parrott in the 6th.

Analysis: Primary results were not as close as some polls showed; $300 per vote was not enough to win

It wasn’t even close. Polling in primaries when many voters are undecided and turnout is low is notoriously unreliable. Surveys were showing close Democratic races for the U.S. Senate and the 3rd Congressional District, but those weren’t even close.

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