Former District 4 County Council candidates Ben Kramer and Robin Ficker are re-united at a new venue: Sligo Creek Golf Course. But the course is outside District 4 and Kramer’s…
Ben Kramer
Whispers of the At-Large Race, Part Four
Here are four more actual, potential, or improbable at-large candidates.Guled Kassim, Silver Spring Kassim is a Somali immigrant who grew up in Kemp Mill, served in the Marines and became…
Reflections and Advice for 2010
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,…
Politics, Money and Lies
The latest batch of District 4 campaign finance data is in and there’s something for everybody: a little bit of politics, a whole lot of money and a big fat…
An all-star cast of Democrats came together today to support District 4 County Council Democratic nominee Nancy Navarro against Republican Robin Ficker. All of Maryland’s statewide elected leaders added their…
By Eric Luedtke. Innovation in political campaigning has a tendency to trickle down. Changes appear first at the national level, where the money and talent is most concentrated in politics,…
The ramifications of the District 4 special election go far beyond one County Council seat. The entire layout of Montgomery County’s government will be affected, as well as several races…
Navarro Lead Holds Up on Final Count
The last count of absentee ballots shows that Nancy Navarro has won the District 4 special election.The Board of Elections counted 98 more Democratic absentee ballots this morning, of which…
Just as we did last year, MPW presents our exclusive analysis of the precinct breakouts for the special election.In terms of total margin, this election was closer than last year’s….
Kramer Picks Up 2 Votes on Provisionals
The Montgomery County Board of Elections reviewed 86 provisional ballots today. 36 Democratic votes were ruled valid. Of those votes, 16 went to Ben Kramer, 14 went to Nancy Navarro,…
