The fate of several lawmakers could be determined over the next few days by the pending count of mail-in ballots.
The developments are part of an ongoing political evolution on the Upper Shore, and particularly in Cecil County.
The emergence of the omicron variant has forced many lawmakers to reevaluate their fundraising plans on the fly.
Maryland’s Senate moved forward with a bill to let counties to set local income taxes at different rates for lower-income and wealthy residents. The…
After a winding debate that dwelled on concepts of redemption, justice, religion – and, at times, raw politics — the House of Delegates approved…
After debating social issues including vouchers for private schools and access to abortion, the House of Delegates gave initial approval to a $50.45 billion…
As Maryland students begin to slowly trickle back into classrooms this month, one state lawmaker is trying to establish a statewide virtual public school…
House Republican leaders on Thursday identified five pieces of legislation that they are embracing as a package to help small businesses struggling through the…
One Maryland lawmaker wants to change the way several rural counties elect their commissioners, arguing that those counties’ current systems disenfranchise people of color….
The Republican nominee for Cecil County executive can stay on the November ballot despite “a number of irregularities” in her candidacy, a judge ruled…