Bryan Renbaum, Author at MarylandReporter.com

Diana Waterman, former Md. GOP chair, dies at 63

Diana Waterman, who chaired the Maryland Republican Party during its most successful election a decade ago, died Oct. 17 after losing a long fight with cancer. She was 63. “Under her leadership, the 2014 election saw historic victories for Republicans,” recalled...

STATE ROUNDUP: DEMS SPENDING RECORD CASH TO DEFEND SENATE SEAT; VOTE ‘F-NO’ CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED; ‘EXTREME CANDIDATES’ FOR SCHOOL BOARD TARGETED BY DEMS

COMPLAINT SAYS SUPER PAC BROKE RULES: A super PAC is violating campaign rules as it tries to help Republican Larry Hogan’s U.S. Senate candidacy, says a Montgomery County woman’s complaint to the Federal Election Commission. The problem, according to the complaint...

State Roundup: Reproductive rights take center stage as Maryland women run for Congress; peace maintained at latest Parrott-Delaney forum

Reproductive rights are front and center as Maryland women run for Congress; peace maintained at latest Parrott-Delaney forum; If Olszewski wins a House seat, who becomes Baltimore County executive?

State Roundup: Maryland’s multiracial population grows; millions pour into Senate race; Labor secretary warns of cuts to workforce programs

Maryland’s multiracial population grows, changing the face of ‘identity politics;’ millions pour into Senate race including a large haul for a pro-Hogan super PAC; state Labor secretary warns of cuts to workforce programs

State Roundup: ‘Climate of chaos’ at Clifton Perkins hospital; abortion advocates, foes fight complacency; Cecil takes family-focused approach to addiction recovery

‘Climate of chaos’ at Clifton Perkins hospital; abortion advocates, foes fight complacency; Cecil County takes family-focused, generational approach to addiction treatment

State Roundup: Workgroup recommends ditching contested elections for Maryland’s 175 circuit judges; more Catholics veer from church doctrine on abortion; Bay Bridge pier protections have deteriorated

Workgroup recommends ditching elections for Maryland’s 175 circuit judges, instead giving voters an up or down vote on individual judges; more Catholics veer from church doctrine on abortion; Bay Bridge pier protections have deteriorated.

Maryland Senate candidates Hogan and Alsobrooks face off in debate

The issue of Republican Senate hopeful Larry Hogan’s party allegiance took center stage in the first, and perhaps only, debate with Democratic opponent Angela Alsobrooks on Thursday.

STATE ROUNDUP: SENATE DEBATE CIVIL THEN SNIPPY; MD LAW CLOSES LOOPHOLE IN ABORTION CARE; HARBORPLACE BALLOT MEASURE WILL COUNT; MDOT HAS $1 BILLION VISION FOR ODENTON, BOWIE MARC STATIONS

U.S. SENATE CANDIDATES FRAME ELECTION NARRATIVE WITH SNIPPY DEBATE: Former Gov. Larry Hogan (R) and Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks (D) stuck relentlessly to their messages Thursday during what is likely to be the lone televised debate of the...

State Roundup: AFSCME complains of dire working conditions at hospitals, prisons; Hogan company clients received state awards while he was gov; Hogan, Alsobrooks face off in debate tonight; Libertarian Senate candidate left out

AFSCME complains of dire working conditions at state hospitals, prisons; Senate hopefuls Larry Hogan, Angela Alsobrooks face off in debate tonight while Libertarian Senate candidate complains of being ignored.

State Roundup: Most Marylanders support enshrining abortion rights; poll finds Alsobrooks continues to lead Hogan in crucial Senate race; Supremes let Arundel gun ordinance stand

Most Marylanders support enshrining abortion rights; poll finds Alsobrooks continues to lead Hogan in crucial Senate race; Supremes let Arundel gun ordinance stand

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