Baltimore City Elections

Baltimore City Mayor Brandon Scott joins Midday to make his case for a second term to represent Charm City.

Elections just aren't what they used to be in Baltimore.

If you think elections are rough now, listen to what they were like in Baltimore in 1856!

City Solicitor Jim Shea, University of Maryland, Baltimore law professor Larry Gibson, former investigative TV reporter Jayne Miller, and Question K proponent Jovani Patterson join us to discuss the ballot initiative to limit the city's top elected officials to two consecutive terms in office.

A Covid-19 spike prompts new restrictions in Baltimore. Brandon Scott announces new committees to tackle the city’s longstanding issues. Maryland…

More than 475,000 Marylanders voted Tuesday, adding to the 2.2 million who voted before Election Day, either in person or via mail-in ballot. As voters…

The polling site at Oriole Park at Camden Yards had a growing line by 4 p.m., with voters waiting about an hour to cast their ballots. But voters' energy…

Democrat Brandon Scott faced criticism about his Baltimore City Hall insider status from other mayoral candidates in a debate hosted Thursday night by the…

In the wake of disgraced ex-mayor Catherine Pugh’s resignation, the Baltimore City Council introduced so many charter amendments intended to restructure…

Today, another in our series of Conversation with the Candidates. Tom's guest is Maryland Delegate Nick Mosby, the Democratic nominee for Baltimore City…