By Adam Pagnucco. Parts One, Two, Three and Four related efforts by County Executive Marc Elrich’s taxpayer-paid staff to save him from a term limits charter amendment which has since…
Reardon Sullivan
By Adam Pagnucco. Part One reviewed how I obtained documents on the efforts of Elrich’s taxpayer-paid staff to save him from term limits and listed the cast of characters. Parts…
By Adam Pagnucco. Now that a voter petition reducing term limits for the county executive from three to two has been certified for the ballot, County Executive Marc Elrich is…
MoCo Most Influential 2024, Part Nine
By Adam Pagnucco. Part One explained how this survey was conducted. Parts Two, Three, Four, Five and Six listed elected officials. Parts Seven and Eight listed influential non-elected people. Let’s continue with them today….
By Adam Pagnucco. A potential hurdle to the passage of reduced term limits for the Montgomery County executive may have been removed. This increases the odds that County Executive Marc…
By Adam Pagnucco. Reardon “Sully” Sullivan, organizer of a ballot question effort to reduce county executive term limits from three terms to two, dropped off a batch of nearly 8,000…
Elrich Gets Personal With Sully
By Adam Pagnucco. County Executive Marc Elrich dislikes term limits. And he dislikes the lead organizer for term limits, former GOP executive candidate Reardon “Sully” Sullivan, even more. Sully unsuccessfully…
Term Limits Close to the Ballot (Updated)
By Adam Pagnucco. Last month, we reported that the Committee for Better Government, a group organized by former Republican county executive candidate Reardon Sullivan, had submitted signatures to the Board…
Term Limits Money Revealed
By Adam Pagnucco. Last January, the Committee for Better Government – which is pushing for a charter amendment reducing county executive term limits from three to two – filed a…
By Adam Pagnucco. The Committee for Better Government, a group organized by former Republican county executive candidate Reardon Sullivan, has delivered more than 13,000 signatures to the county executive’s office…