News Wrap: Sine Die in Annapolis and Maryland's 2024 elections

By Tom Hall,

Teria Rogers, Sam Bermas-Dawes

Published April 12, 2024 at 12:20 PM EDT

As the clock ticked toward midnight on the last day of the General Assembly’s’ annual 90-day session, lawmakers gave last-minute approval to bills putting Pimlico Race Course under state control and giving financial aid to workers and businesses affected by the temporary closure of the Port of Baltimore. Photo by Rachel Baye/WYPR. — As the clock ticked toward midnight on the last day of the General Assembly’s’ annual 90-day session, lawmakers gave last-minute approval to bills putting Pimlico Race Course under state control and giving financial aid to workers and businesses affected by the temporary closure of the Port of Baltimore.

New polling data sheds light on how candidates are performing in primary races across Maryland. By the end of last month, nearly 600,000 people have requested a mail-in ballot. Early voting at poll centers starts in less than three weeks and Primary day is Tuesday, May 14.

We hear the latest on Maryland's election campaigns from Hallie Miller of the Baltimore Banner.

Then we hear from WYPR's News Director Matt Bush and Maryland Matters Founding Editor Josh Kurtz for a lookback at the important points from this year's session.

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