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Let’s get out for these two great progressives and guarantee Baltimore public school students a great education!

Lots more winners below.

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The Maryland primaries were a week ago. But many races remain unsettled. This is due to a large number of mail-in ballots and the statute that prevents jurisdictions from counting votes until two days after polls have closed. Here’s where we are now with victory squares for our endorsed candidates who have definitely won their primary. Continue reading →

As we move through mail-in and early voting and head to election day on July 19th, does it concern you that 25 percent of the current House and 30 percent of the current Senate started their legislative careers, not by being elected into office, but by being appointed?

Twenty five states in the United States hold special elections to fill vacancies in their state legislatures. Maryland does not.

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