By Adam Pagnucco. The Montgomery County Education Association (MCEA) has made a new round of endorsements in state legislative races, conferring the influential Apple Ballot on the following House candidates….
Politics
By George Neighbors. From the Commander-in-Tweet’s public policy pronouncements in Washington to blocking dissent on Facebook in Annapolis to the NRA’s endorsements of the duo, there’s a lot of unhappiness…
Public Financing Geography, Part One
By Adam Pagnucco. This year’s election cycle is the first one in which public financing is being used in MoCo’s county-level races. That is one of many reasons why this…
MoCo Endorsements: March 9, 2018
By Adam Pagnucco. We have entered the thick of endorsement season and a big one just came out: a partial decision by MCEA, holder of the mighty Apple Ballot. We…
Gaithersburg Electeds Endorse Balcombe
By Adam Pagnucco. Council At-Large candidate Marilyn Balcombe has announced endorsements from three elected officials in Gaithersburg: Mayor Jud Ashman and City Council Members Mike Sesma and Neil Harris. Balcombe…
Blair Goes on TV
By Adam Pagnucco. Businessman David Blair is the first County Executive candidate to go on TV. Below, we print page one of his contract with WUSA (CBS Channel 9) for…
By Adam Pagnucco. Progressive Maryland, an umbrella organization containing several influential progressive groups, has announced it is endorsing the following candidates for County Council. At-Large: Brandy Brooks, Will Jawando, Danielle…
Where Are the Voters?
By Adam Pagnucco. With six Democratic candidates for County Executive and over thirty Democrats running for Council At-Large, the hunt is on for MoCo primary voters. Luckily for the candidates,…
By Adam Pagnucco. Back in the days of Maryland Politics Watch, we would occasionally set up online polls for various races. The polls had no validity, of course. They could…
Four More Years for Franchot
By Adam Pagnucco. For many months, rumors have abounded about the Democratic establishment seeking to find a primary challenger to its hated nemesis, Comptroller Peter Franchot. But at the close…
