Judge throws out Maryland congressional map over ‘extreme’ gerrymandering
This article first appeared here on WashingtonPost.com A Maryland judge has thrown out the state’s congressional map, calling ...
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Gov. Larry Hogan pushes back on liberal media describing him as ‘moderate’ Republican. ‘anti-Trump’
Hogan said he was a 'common sense conservative,' but argued there was no such thing as being 'too ...
Republican Kelly Schulz picks Hogan appointee as running mate in Md. governor’s race
This article first appeared here on Washingtonpost.com Republican Kelly Schulz on Tuesday announced Jeff Woolford, an assistant secretary ...
HCGOP Responds to Executive Ball’s Misuse of County Website
In case you missed it, County Executive Calvin Ball recently issued a “Statement regarding the Citizens Election Fund” ...
Michelle Obama and coalition vow to register more than a million new voters
The push for voting reform is intensifying ahead of the 2022 midterms, in which Democrats will fight to ...
Maryland General Assembly passes new congressional map solidifying Democrats’ power
This article appeared here in the Washington Post on December 8th, 2021. The Maryland General Assembly passed a ...
As National Democrats Call Out Extreme Gerrymandering in Maryland, An America United Releases New Video: “Fighting For The People”
While Democrats in Annapolis race to pass a redistricting map that makes the most extreme gerrymandering in the ...
Turnover in 2022: Maryland’s top statewide offices are about to get new occupants, a rare occurrence
This article first appeared here on the Baltimore Sun's website. Over the next year, each of the top ...
NEW: Princeton Analysis Gives Failing Grade to Legislature’s Gerrymandered Redistricting Maps
Princeton University’s Gerrymandering Project—a team of nonpartisan academic and legal experts—gave the legislature’s gerrymandered redistricting maps failing grades across the board: ...
Youngkin gets Republicans off to a good start
NOVEMBER 04, 2021 11:00 PM BY W. JAMES ANTLE III This article first appeared here in the Washington Examiner. All ...