Md. Lawmakers Convene For Session; O'Malley Says He Would Like Sales Tax Increase
Back to work in Annapolis, where lawmakers gathered Wednesday for the start of the 2012 legislative session, and they've got a lot on their plates.
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Back to work in Annapolis, where lawmakers gathered Wednesday for the start of the 2012 legislative session, and they've got a lot on their plates.
Former prosecutor Glenn Ivey is ending his Democratic primary challenge to Rep. Donna Edwards in Maryland's 4th District.
Gov. Martin O'Malley has sent Maryland's state legislative redistricting map to the General Assembly.
The Supreme Court wrestled with how the federal Family and Medical Leave Act applies to state government workers in a case that could affect millions of them.
The House Republican Caucus has re-elected Delegate Anthony O'Donnell to be minority leader in the Maryland House of Delegates.
A mix of political circumstances in Maryland is prompting a variety of state lawmakers to make congressional bids this year.
Maryland Republican Party Chairman Alex Mooney says he will not run for Congress in the state's 6th District and has endorsed incumbent Roscoe Bartlett.
Frederick Republican Delegate Kathy Afzali is jumping into the growing GOP primary to run for the 6th Congressional District in western Maryland.
On Wednesday, House Speaker Michael Busch will become the longest-serving speaker in Maryland history.
After a string of low-turnout elections in Baltimore, a coalition of groups is calling for the city to reset its election cycle.
District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray begins his second year in office with a federal investigation of his 2010 campaign still looming and more than half of city residents saying they disapprove of his job performance.
The presiding officers of the Maryland General Assembly will be giving a forecast for the legislative session that starts next week.
Former Maryland Congressman Kweisi Mfume is endorsing Sen. Ben Cardin's bid for re-election as the senator faces a Democratic primary challenge.
Supporters of same-sex marriage in Maryland have a new ally, and it's potentially a powerful one.
A new political battle pits two veteran Maryland politicians against each other in a district that covers large parts of Baltimore and Harford counties. Republican Nancy Jacobs is counting on an anti-incumbent mood to sweep her into office.
