By Marc Korman and Adam Pagnucco. MarcAdam Pagnucco has been temporarily dragged out of retirement for another installment of Primaries to Watch. With the filing deadline behind us, the races…
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By Marc Korman. In Part One, I reviewed District 14 Delegate candidate Eric Luedtke’s thesis about the need for campaign finance reform in Maryland and one idea for reform. Today…
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By Marc Korman. Recently District 14 Delegate candidate Eric Luedtke wrote about the need for campaign finance reform in Maryland. If the polls are to be believed, people from across…
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Is There Such A Thing as Too Young?
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By Marc Korman. I am a proud, young(ish) Democrat. I have given endless hours and more money than my wife is comfortable with in support of young candidates. My first…
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Leggett for Winston
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By Marc Korman. On a hot Saturday morning Mark Winston kicked off his campaign for Delegate in District 16 in front of over thirty people outside his campaign offices. He…
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Meeting and Greeting Kyle Lierman
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By Marc Korman. “Campaign kick-offs” are all the rage this election season, but District 16 Delegate contender Kyle Lierman decided to forego that and held a meet and greet for…
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Scramble, Part Two
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By Marc Korman. In Part One, I discussed the scramble of the two political coalitions on the County Council made up of Nancy Floreen, Valerie Ervin, George Leventhal, Mike Knapp,…
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Scramble, Part One
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By Marc Korman. At least since the special election to replace Councilman Don Praisner, conventional wisdom has held that the County Council was divided into two coalitions. Those coalitions rallied…
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“Tornado” Kelly’s Kick-off
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By Marc Korman. With a tornado watch looming over Montgomery County and the 16th District, Ariana Kelly gathered with friends, family, and supporters to kick off her campaign.“Tornado” Kelly’s kick-off…
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Embracing Diversity
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By Marc Korman. For the past few years, I have wondered how the Republican Party could continue to become straighter, whiter, and more male and continue to exist. Instead of…