Qi to kick off District 15 campaign on Nov. 5 in Potomac
Montgomery County’s Assistant Chief Administrative Officer for economic and workforce development will announce this Sunday that she is running for state delegate. Lily Qi (pronounced…
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A Miner Detail’s take on the United for Maryland’s forum poll results
State Sen. Rich Madaleno today gleefully tweeted the results of the United for Maryland Democratic gubernatorial forum poll. And for good reason (see below): The United…
Cline planning a rally in protest of ethics complaint
Washington County Commissioner Jeff Cline says he is holding a rally in protest of an ethics complaint that is now heading to the Washington County Ethics…
Exclusive: Read Krish Vignarajah’s official legal complaint
Krishanti Vignarajah’s Maryland gubernatorial campaign announced this past Friday that Vignarajah’s attornies – Andrew D. Herman, Adam W. Braskich, and Phil Spector – filed a…
The politics of crazy
James “Jim” Coyle is a Washington County resident who is listed as the current secretary of the Hagerstown Tea Party on the HTP’s website. Yesterday…
Montgomery County Republicans target Jamie Raskin over constituent letter
A few Montgomery County Republicans targeted Rep. Jamie Raskin (D) today over an innocuous mistake found written in a form letter in response to one…
Dear Candidates
Dear Candidates, Your campaign website is your best resource to enumerate your policy platforms and share your digital resumes. Over the years I have visited…
Krish Vignarajah will announce her gubernatorial campaign on September 19
Former Policy Director to Michelle Obama, Krish Vignarajah, will make her official announcement speech as a Democratic Party candidate for Governor of Maryland on September…
Neil Parrott will fight for your Civil War statues!
By Ryan Miner Tea Party Republican Del. Neil Parrott (District 2) of Washington County email blasted his list of followers last evening, vowing to preserve…
Boonsboro councilman threatens to call police over an email
By Ryan Miner Rickard Theodore “Rick” J.R. Byrd, 45, was first elected to Boonsboro’s Town Council in May 2016, earning the most number of votes…
