Senator Nancy King was elected as a Delegate in 2002 after serving two terms on the Board of Education. When Senator P.J. Hogan resigned in 2007, the MoCo Democratic Central…
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Top Blog Posts, April 2010
Here are the most-viewed blog posts on MPW in April 2010.1. Why MPW Turned Down the Washington Post2. MPW Poll: House 193. Twitter to Post: Bloggers Aren’t Your Slaves4. MPW…
Senator Rona Kramer and Delegate Karen Montgomery were each first elected in 2002, when District 14 was essentially re-invented through redistricting. Montgomery is now challenging Kramer for her Senate seat….
Meoww!! SEIU Blasts Duchy
On May 4, the three school unions – MCEA, SEIU Local 500 and the Supervisors – sent a long joint letter posing multiple questions about furloughs and proposing alternatives. So…
MCEA: No Need for Furloughs
MCEA has followed up its joint letter with the other school unions with a new one laying out its position: furloughs are not necessary. Here is the union’s case.MCEA points…
Senate Races on the Issues
In a recent post, Marc Korman noted that prior to this year, the last time a sitting MoCo Delegate challenged a Senator was in 1994, when then-Delegate Chris Van Hollen…
MPW Passes One Million Page Views
Today, Maryland Politics Watch recorded its one-millionth page view. We do not know of another blog in the state that has reached that mark. (Page views do not equate with…
Montgomery County Democratic Central Committee (MCDCC) Chair Karen Britto will be the committee’s choice to be the next Delegate from District 16 tomorrow night. But there’s a catch: Britto is…
Roundabout. Long Distance Runaround. Mood for a Day. All are on the famous Yes album Fragile. And so should be the County Council, because that’s what they are: Fragile.Rockville is…
Governor’s Race Poll List
Five recent polls have measured support in the Maryland Governor’s race, including a new one released today by the Post. Here is a complete list of all polls taken so…
