BREAKING: Franchot door hangers upend Dem gubernatorial contest
Please take out your red pens and mark June 14 as the day the Maryland Democratic gubernatorial contest solidified its top-tier: Peter Franchot’s door hangers…
Campaigns
Md. Commerce Secretary Kelly Schulz to run for governor
Maryland Commerce Secretary Kelly M. Schulz (R) announced Wednesday that she’s running for governor in 2022. Schulz is the first high-profile Maryland Republican to lunch…
Dave Harden enters Md. 1st Congressional District primary
Dave Harden is running for Congress in Maryland’s 1st Congressional District. Harden, 58, a Democrat, retired in 2018 as a career U.S. Senior Foreign Service…
Character Issues Dog Circuit Court Candidate Wes Adams in the Final Weeks of Primary
Adams jumps into Circuit Court race Uncommon it is for most Maryland judicial races to garner attention beyond the perimeters of their respective county boundaries….
Trone campaigns against accused child molester Roy Moore; Parrott mum on past support for embattled Alabama Republican
Maryland Congressman David J. Trone (D) is using his robust fundraising network to promote Alabama Sen. Doug Jones over Republican Roy Moore. Moore is a…
Amie Hoeber Reflects on Losing to David Trone [2019]
Amie Hoeber, a former Republican congressional candidate, joined A Miner Detail Podcast Ryan Miner in March 2019 to reflect on her 2018 congressional campaign. Hoeber…
District 18 interviews
Mila Johns Leslie Milano Dana Beyer Helga Luest Joel Rubin
Unger campaign manager caught on video stealing and discarding rivals’ campaign materials
The former campaign manager to District 20 state delegate candidate Darian Unger was caught on camera this past Sunday evening at the Silver Spring Civic…
Aruna Miller endorses Kevin Mack for state delegate
District 15 state delegate candidate Kevin Mack is releasing a campaign mailer touting Del. Aruna Miller’s (D-Darnestown) endorsement of his campaign. A photograph of Mack…
District 7 Republican candidate under fire over a misleading campaign mailer
If Aaron Penman’s strategy is to win (or, perhaps, lose) a seat in the Maryland House of Delegates by self-inflicted controversy, he’s well on his way…