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Reflections and Advice for 2010
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Eric Luedtke’s analysis of the impact of the District 4 campaign on future Montgomery races was truly excellent. So naturally, I’d like to spoil it with my own two cents.First,…
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Free State GOP Fades to Black, Part Three
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Baltimore City and Prince George’s County have long been dominated by the Democrats. Baltimore County has been regarded as a swing county. Once upon a time, Montgomery County was not…
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Following is the press release from her campaign.##FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE##Tuesday, May 19, 2009 Contact: David Moon, Campaign ManagerEmail: david@navarroforcouncil.com Nancy Navarro Declares “New Day” in Montgomery County SILVER SPRING, MD…
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District 4 General Election Precinct Final
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At 10:35 PM with all 45 precincts in, Nancy Navarro has 6,637 votes (63.36%), Robin Ficker has 3,423 votes (32.68%), George Gluck has 372 votes (3.55%) and write-ins accounted for…
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At 9:07 PM with 31 of 45 precincts reporting, Nancy Navarro has 4,152 votes (62.01%), Robin Ficker has 2,276 (33.99%) and George Gluck has 243 votes (3.63%). There are 25…
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County Proclamation for Wayne Goldstein
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County Council President Phil Andrews delivered this proclamation at Friday night’s Montgomery County Civic Federation Awards Dinner.WHEREAS, it takes a special person to dedicate much of their life to making…
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By Rocky Lopes. On April 14, 2009, without notice to customers, Maryland Public Television (MPT) converted to digital-only service. People who view MPT via basic Comcast service suddenly found snow…
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Free State GOP Fades to Black, Part Two
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The Maryland Republican Party is in deep trouble. Barack Obama’s 25-point win is just one sign. Far more worrisome are changes in voter registrations.Between October 2000 and October 2008, the…
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What is at Stake on Tuesday
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It is only one County Council seat in a low turnout special election, right? How much does that really mean? A lot, actually. What is at stake is the future…