Ballot counting in tight Baltimore City council races will continue through week
Officials are counting around 1,000 ballots on Monday but more than 9,000 may need to be counted by the end of the week.
‘Uncommitted’ earns just under 10% of Maryland Democratic presidential primary votes
In Baltimore City, nearly 14% of Democratic voters checked the box for ‘uncommitted’ instead of President Biden.
Too close to call city council races; ballot counting to resume Monday
City Council races in districts 8,11 and 12 are still too close to call. Hallie Miller from The Baltimore Banner joins Midday to share the latest on the ballot counting.
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