Along with other Democrats who won on November 3, they represent a dramatically diversified Baltimore County Council.

Wes Moore and other Democratic incumbents easily win, while a couple of MAGA politicians find success in Baltimore County.

Swing states and places with competitive races may have all the drama in this mid-term election, but some city voters were pretty animated anyway.

Aligning with successful campaigns across the country, Greater Baltimore Democratic Socialists of America tout their grassroots causes and endorsed candidates, including school board member Ash Esposito.

State Party Chair Steuart Pittman says Rosenbluth, an avid Dalya Attar supporter, violated the party’s code of conduct.

No decision was made about the complaint against Ronald Rosenbluth, who says, “I don’t recall” shouting at an elderly Malcolm Ruff supporter.

The city had the second-lowest participation rate in Maryland. One of several takeaways from a look at the election returns for key area races.

Online hearing to consider a petition calling for Ronald Rosenbluth’s removal will be heard on July 15.

With mail-in and provisional ballots yet to be tabulated, two County Council races are too close to call. The victor in the Democratic Party race for county executive is Julian Jones.

The harassment of a 78-year-old woman at a polling place by the well-known Dalya Attar supporter “was horrific,” three residents say. UPDATED with response from BCDSCC chair.

The City Council also is set to approve a measure asking voters to transfer the region’s water and sewer systems from DPW to a new agency. UPDATED.

Most city incumbents come through unscathed in the Democratic primary.

At the scene of aggressive politicking during last week’s early voting, worry about the state of the world and the indictment of a sitting senator.

Betsy Krieger and multiple witnesses say Ronald Rosenbluth became enraged outside a Baltimore early voting center and had to be physically restrained.

Chaired by political operative Patrick Murray, a newly created PAC sends out a mailer with a clenched fist representing Maryland Senate President Ferguson fighting high costs and Donald Trump.

Among the impacts of the money dumped into the state by Dallas-based American Future PAC – television ads touting Senator President Bill Ferguson as a progressive champion and others bashing Delegate Frank M. Conaway Jr. as Trump-adjacent.

Sitting Senator Dalya Attar pitches voters with a flood of mailings and signs, while challenger Malcolm Ruff points to his strengths and the sordid details of her federal indictment.