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Baltimore City Elections
Jan 31 2012 - 7:40pm
Governor Martin O’Malley took the unusual step today of appearing before a Senate committee to testify in favor of his bill to allow same-sex marriage in Maryland. WYPR’s Joel McCord reports.
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Oct 13 2011 - 7:28pm
As of this week, six candidates for Baltimore City Council had registered as write-in candidates for the November 8th general election. WYPR’s Matt Purdy spoke with the candidates and filed this report.
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Sep 19 2011 - 2:47pm
After a campaign that generated only minimal interest, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings Blake coasted to an easy victory in the Democratic primary yesterday with more than 50 percent of the vote, despite a disappointing turnout of barely 20 percent of registered voters. And in Baltimore, winning the Democratic nomination is tantamount to winning the election. WYPR’s Joel McCord reports.
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Sep 19 2011 - 2:33pm
When the polls opened in Baltimore city this morning, only a trickle of voters came forth to cast ballots in the primary that could effectively decide who will be the city’s next mayor and city council. Given the anemic totals through six days of early voting, Baltimore could be on the verge of setting a historic low for voter turnout. WYPR’s Sunni Khalid filed this report.
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Sep 14 2011 - 1:58pm
Dan analyzes Tuesday's primary results this hour with guests, C. Fraser Smith, WYPR senior news analyst, Julie Scharper, City Hall reporter for the Baltimore Sun, Edward Ericson Jr., reporter for the City Paper and Maryland Public Television correspondent Charles Robinson....
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Sep 13 2011 - 5:57pm
When the polls opened in Baltimore city this morning, only a trickle of voters came forth to cast ballots in the primary that could effectively decide who will be the city’s next mayor and city council. Given the anemic totals through six days of early voting, Baltimore could be on the verge of setting a historic low for voter turnout. WYPR’s Sunni Khalid filed this report.
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Sep 13 2011 - 1:17pm
Voters in Baltimore went to the polls Tuesday in this year’s all-important Democratic primary. In City Hall, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake sought an electoral mandate to the post she inherited 18 months ago, facing a host of challengers. The City Council was also up for grabs. Fraser Smith, WYPR’s Senior News Analyst, hosted “City Primary 2011,” an hour-long discussion of this year’s primary election. Three guests – Julie Scharper and Jean Marbella of The Sun and Charles Robinson of Maryland Public TV – joined Fraser to discuss the campaigns, issues, ideas and tactics.
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Sep 12 2011 - 8:01am
Eight candidates are running for the job of Baltimore City Council President. The position has limited powers... in part, because Baltimore relies on what’s called a strong-mayor form of government. WYPR’s Sarah Richards provides this crash course on the powers of the position, in advance of tomorrow's primary election.
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Sep 12 2011 - 7:56am
The Baltimore Election Board’s website has gotten high marks from a nationally renowned good-government group. For more than a century, the "Committee of 70" has pushed for fair and well-run elections in Philadelphia. As we head in to the primary election tomorrow, WYPR’s Mike Adams asked Ellen Kaplan, the group’s policy director, about the merits of Baltimore’s election website.
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Sep 9 2011 - 10:06am
Mayoral hopeful Joseph "Jody" T. Landers, III joins Dan in studio for a final one-on-one interview before Tuesday's primary. The winner of the Democratic primary is all but guaranteed to be Baltimore's next mayor. Give us a call or send us an email with your final questions. 410-662-8780 or toll fre...
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