Sen. Brian Feldman mulling a bid for comptroller
Peter V. R. Franchot (D) announced earlier this month that he will not seek a fifth term in 2022 as the state’s comptroller. He’s running…
Articles by Ryan Miner
2020 Annapolis Session, Week 2: Senators Brian Feldman (D) and Steve Hershey (R)
Live from Harry Browne’s Restaurant in Annapolis, A Miner Detail Podcast is covering the 2020 Annapolis legislative session over the next 80-some days. In week…
GUEST COLUMN: Ron Young’s Big Buyback Boondoggle
By Leo Thuman Without a doubt, the 441st session of the Maryland General Assembly will be one of tremendous change, with new leadership in both…
6 takeaways from the latest campaign finance reports
***UPDATE: January 19, 2020, 3:30 p.m*** A Miner Detail has updated the total receipts for a few of the below listed public officials. We apologize…
Del. Marc Korman (D-Bethesda) previews the 2020 Annapolis legislative session
Del. Marc Korman (D-Bethesda) joined A Miner Detail Podcast on Sunday, Jan. 5 to preview the upcoming 2020 Annapolis legislative session. Feedback/Questions? Ryan@AMinerDetail.com.
Maryland’s 2019 Political Winners and Losers
Winners Speaker Adrienne A. Jones (D) & incoming Senate President William C. “Bill” Ferguson (D) Close your eyes. Imagine it Dec. 23, 2018. A group…
Rockeymoore Cummings on defense after acting Democratic Party chair says she overspent as head of the party
The former Maryland Democratic Party chairwoman took to Twitter on Saturday morning to defend herself after the acting chair of the Maryland Democratic Party, Sen….
Washington County employees relieved by Slocum’s resignation
Reading from prepared remarks, Washington County Commissioners President Jeff Cline (R) opened the Nov. 12 commissioner meeting with an announcement that would upend a county…
Del. Neil Parrott to seek 6th District seat
A conservative state lawmaker, Neil C. Parrott, is set to launch a bid for the U.S. House of Representatives. Parrott, 49, a three-term Republican representing…
Franchot met with skepticism amid Montgomery County’s progressive bastion
Visit any New Hampshire diner around this time of the year, every three to four years or so. You’re likely to run into a presidential…
