Just when you might think there’s nothing more to say about yesterday’s post, our spies stepped up. Here’s what they had to say about the incident and the County Council…
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Delegate Ben Kramer (D-19) picked up a net total of 3 votes in today’s first canvass. There are very few votes left to be counted. That means Nancy Navarro has…
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Duchy Trachtenberg Walks Out
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In the most extreme symptom of a general unrest that has been permeating the County Council for months, Council Member Duchy Trachtenberg became so aggravated with a colleague that she…
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How the Absentee Ballot Process Will Work
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We asked the Montgomery County Board of Elections how tomorrow’s absentee ballot count will work. Here’s what they said.The board issued 1,195 absentee ballots in this special election. So far,…
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Absentee Ballot Update (Updated!)
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Here’s the latest on how the math is trending.The following email was sent from the county Board of Elections to the County Council this morning: From: Mihill, AmandaSent: Wed 4/22/2009…
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We published our post “A Heavy Blow to Public Collective Bargaining” on Wednesday, April 8. But exactly a week later, it received an avalanche of direct visits from all over…
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D4 Election Results 3
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We believe the two Leisure World precincts came in at the end. That’s why Navarro’s 652 vote lead with 37 precincts counted shrank to 78 votes with all 45 precincts…
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D4 Election Results
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With 37 of the district’s 45 precincts counted, Navarro is up 2,689-2,037 over Kramer. That’s a margin of 49.58%-37.56%. So far, 5,424 Democratic primary votes have been cast compared to…
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Conventional wisdom holds that negative campaigning hardly ever happens in Montgomery County. Nothing could be further from the truth. In fact, the county has a long and rancid history of…
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Blogs Dominate Online D4 Coverage
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Imagine casual voters in District 4 investigating the candidates the new-fangled way: Googling their names. What would they find? You would think they would see a bunch of Washington Post…