Sarah Elfreth
District 3 Democratic forum puts all of the candidates on equal footing, at least for an evening. Hometown lawmaker Elfreth wins the straw poll.
With less than a month till the May 14 primary, fundraising, endorsements, ad wars in the race to replace Rep. John Sarbanes (D) is at a fevered pitch. Forum set for Wednesday evening in Annapolis.
Campaign finance reports for the first quarter of 2024 are due to be filed with the Federal Election Commission on April 15, providing a fuller picture of the state of various races.
Bills aiding port workers and boosting the state’s struggling horse racing industry are among the last and most significant to pass on a Sine Day that was exceedingly busy — except during the solar eclipse.
Harry Dunn, two other Democrats hold State House news conference decrying the influence of big money in political races.
The bill now directs that 15% of all tax revenues that the state collects from data center operators be used to fund clean energy and climate programs. Many environmental groups remain opposed.
League of Conservation Voters Action Fund backs Elfreth in multi-candidate Democratic primary.
The two bills come at a time when access to abortion measures is in question again, as the U.S. Supreme Court is considering case that could severely restrict a common drug used in medical abortions.
The National Education Association backs Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski, state Sen. Sarah Elfreth and Del. Joe Vogel in their bids for Congress.
In the open-seat Democratic primary in the 3rd congressional district, former U.S. Capitol Police officer Harry Dunn and state Sen. Sarah K. Elfreth are now on the air.