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The Primary That Changed Maryland

How Helen Delich Bentley Lost the GOP Nomination — And Why It Mattered By Michael Phillips | MDBayNews When historians look back at the razor-thin 1994 Maryland gubernatorial election, most attention focuses on the general election battle between Ellen Sauerbrey and Parris Glendening. The race was decided by fewer than 5,000 votes, one of the closest gubernatorial contests in Maryland…

The Primary That Changed Maryland

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Can Anyone Beat Wes Moore?

What Maryland Republicans Can Learn from Sauerbrey, Ehrlich, and Hogan By Michael Phillips | MDBayNews Governor Wes Moore enters the next election cycle with what political strategists would describe as a commanding position. Campaign finance filings show Moore has already assembled a massive campaign war chest — millions of dollars raised well ahead of the next gubernatorial contest. With…

Can Anyone Beat Wes Moore?

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The Election That Nearly Flipped Maryland

The 1994 Race That Nearly Flipped Maryland: How Ellen Sauerbrey Came Within Reach — And Why It Still Echoes in Annapolis By Michael Phillips | MDBayNews In the long arc of Maryland politics, there are elections that confirm the status quo — and elections that threaten to break it. The 1994 gubernatorial race was the latter. For a brief moment in the fall of that year, Maryland stood at a…

The Election That Nearly Flipped Maryland

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Notes from yesterday's Craig-Hogan debate

Notes from yesterday’s Craig-Hogan debate

Friday morning, there was a debate between GOP gubernatorial candidates David Craig and Larry Hogan at a breakfast meeting sponsored by the Greater Baltimore Economic Forum (GBEF.) It took place in Lutherville at the Five Farms Clubhouse of the Baltimore Country Club. Per longstanding BCC rules, no media was allowed in to the event. All of the other GOP candidates were also shut out of the…

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