Author: Meg Tully

A Maryland courts has allowed mail in ballot counting ahead of the election, despite on ongoing legal appeal by the Republican nominee for governor.

A photo of a fundraiser invitation reveals former President Donald Trump is hosting a fundraiser for Maryland’s GOP nominee for governor, Dan Cox. And the first Johns Hopkins hearing on an armed police force is disrupted by student protesters taking over the stage.

Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby will be able to finish out her term in office after the trial for the federal charges she faced was delayed until March; Maryland abortion clinics report people are coming from out-of-state due to Maryland’s abortion laws; the governor’s race continues to shape up with vastly different education ideas and Republican Dan Cox pivoting his messaging.

The race for governor intensifies as candidates hand out water to Baltimore residents impacted by a boil advisory, news breaks that Republican governor Larry Hogan’s former donors have been supporting the Democratic nominee in greater numbers, and Hogan contemplates his own future political aspirations.

A Republican candidate criticizes a developer donation and tax break in the Anne Arundel County exec race, out-of-state campaign contributions are broken down in the governor’s race, and questions emerge about the recently announced State Center deal.