campaign finance

One candidate says she knows she will lose and calls for campaign finance reform.

William "Chris" McCollum, 52, of Timonium, previously served as deputy director of economic development for Baltimore County and was a familiar figure in local Democratic Party politics.

The Office of the State Prosecutor announced Thursday longtime Democratic politico Chris McCollum is charged with multiple counts of felony theft scheme, embezzlement and perjury.

National PACs are accused of violating state election law.

Less than 20% of the $9.2 million donated to competitive candidates in Baltimore’s 2020 mayoral race came from city residents, a new report from Maryland PIRG found.

Maryland’s gubernatorial campaigns are increasingly being funded by corporate interests and out-of-state donors, according to a report released Wednesday…

Last fall, Baltimore voters approved a public financing fund for elections throughout the city. Now, the City Council is considering a bill that spells…

The way Maryland regulates the alcohol, tobacco and petroleum industries is at the center of a political fight between state legislators and Comptroller…

Baltimore County’s eight-member state senate delegation met today in what’s called the Red Room at the State House. And they heard from county residents…