District 16 House candidate Kyle Lierman has launched a poll of District 16 voters. Because the poll was administered by Peter D. Hart, it must have been expensive – probably…
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Spy Roundtable: Council At-Large
The week before last, we shared our view of the current state of the Council At-Large race in the wake of the Apple Ballot. But as everyone knows, we are…
GOP Poll Claims Mike Busch is Vulnerable
Former Republican Delegate Herb McMillan (D-30), who served one term starting in 2003, narrowly lost a 2006 Senate run against Democratic incumbent John Astle and is seeking to return to…
Ali-King Debate Negotiations Break Down
The first debate between Senator Nancy King (D-39) and her primary opponent, Delegate Saqib Ali, on Political Pulse may be their last. Negotiations between the two campaigns on further debates…
Kumar Calls Out NARAL
House Majority Leader Kumar “Bad Boy” Barve has called out NARAL Pro-Choice Maryland for a number of mistakes it has made on its website in characterizing legislators’ positions on abortion….
Governor’s Race Even Tighter
A new poll by Rasmussen shows Martin O’Malley and Bob Ehrlich tied at 45% support among 500 likely voters. Some raise the question of whether Rasmussen is biased in favor…
Baltimore Building Trades Endorse Manno
Delegate Roger Manno is running for the District 19 Senate seat against incumbent Mike Lenett. That seat is, of course, located in Montgomery County. So why should it matter that…
Former Aide Gets Even with Berliner
Two years ago, Council Member Roger Berliner parted ways with his first Chief of Staff, Reggie Oldak. But Oldak is getting the last laugh by co-sponsoring a fundraiser for none…
Post Pushes its Business Line in Editorial
In an editorial today, the Post bemoaned the lack of charter schools in Montgomery County and in Maryland, blaming “a bad state law that puts all the power over whether…
Top Blog Posts, May 2010
Here are the most-viewed blog posts on MPW in May 2010.1. Police, Fire Fighters Picket Navarro Fundraiser2. Why MPW Turned Down the Washington Post3. Twitter to Post: Bloggers Aren’t Your…