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We’ll go On the Record with a delegate on the legislative work group which will sort out what’s next, now that Marylanders voted to legalize recreational cannabis. What does it mean for people with criminal records for possession? Plus: thoughts from a first-time election judge.
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The Frederick County Republican told supporters on Tuesday night that his campaign is waiting for all the ballots to be counted first despite Democrat Wes Moore winning nearly 60% of the vote. But on Wednesday morning he conceded.
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Key statewide races in Maryland include governor, attorney general, comptroller and several ballot questions including legalization of recreational marijuana.
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There was a hiccup at Bowie State University where President Joe Biden campaigned this week but officials blamed the late start to an issue with the poll books.
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About two-thirds of Americans told the American Psychological Association they felt anxiety about the November election two years ago.
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Weeks before the Maryland midterm election local officials were desperate for judges to run the polls, now the situation is less dire.
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Olszewski has more than $1.8 million to spend.
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Baltimore City Board of Elections director said the city is still short 1,000 judges for the general election.
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Maryland voters can head to the polls on Nov. 8, but there are other ways to vote before then.
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Baltimore County Elections Director Ruie Lavoie previously said the state’s highest court ruling came down too late to change plans but has since secured space to do so.