As September nears, Linda Lamone has mixed emotions about retiring and seeks to adopt out her office plant.
Power players in the wealthy enclave helping the Montgomery County Council member raise money for his Senate bid.
Few details are known but the chair of the state elections board said the pool includes both in- and out-of-state candidates.
League of Women Voters and Common Cause Maryland aren’t backing a particular candidate but say the next administrator should bring certain qualities to the table.
The nomination comes at a time of change for the board including a search for a new elections administrator.
Lamone’s participation in discussions about the search for her successor drew swift rebuke from one state senator who called Lamone’s involvement ‘inappropriate.’
The long-serving state Elections Administrator to write first draft of qualifications for her successor.
As primary results were certified Monday, nearly a month after the July 19 election, the State Board of Elections voted to seek legal action to allow earlier processing of ballots in November.
Funn’s death comes at a critical time for the state elections board, as it works to certify the results from the primaries and prepares for the general election.
Just over a week ahead of Maryland’s primary election, voters are trickling into early voting centers and dropping ballots in mailboxes and dropboxes throughout…