Maryland Super PAC | Committee #13014810Campaign-finance filings reviewed: January 2023 through August 2026 CASA in Action PAC reported approximately $5.53 million in contributions and $5.76 million in expenditures through the latest filing reviewed. The PAC reported independent political spending supporting candidates in Montgomery County, Prince George’s County and Gaithersburg, asContinue Reading
The new UMBC Poll shows Wes Moore beating Dan Cox 67 percent to 13 percent among likely voters in Montgomery and Prince George’s counties, double his statewide margin. Three in four local voters plan to vote by mail or during early voting.Continue Reading
The Gaithersburg City Council has conditionally selected Council Member Lisa Henderson to serve as mayor if Mayor Jud Ashman wins the District 3 seat on the Montgomery County Council on November 3. The city did exactly this in 2014, for the same county seat.Continue Reading
Four candidates are running in Montgomery County’s two contested Board of Education races, and every county voter votes in both. Here is what each said about the biggest issue in the race, plus two candidate forums in October.Continue Reading
Montgomery County residents who are not registered to vote have until Tuesday, October 13 to submit an application ahead of the November 3 general election. Same-day registration is available during early voting and on Election Day.Continue Reading
The League of Women Voters of Montgomery County hosts a forum for the two contested Board of Education races on Wednesday, October 14, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Montgomery Community Television studio in Rockville. In-person registration closes October 6.Continue Reading
Montgomery County’s pre-election canvass of mail-in ballots begins at 10 a.m. Tuesday, October 13, at the Board of Elections Training and Canvass Center in Gaithersburg. The process is open to the public in person and by livestream.Continue Reading
Voter Information Guides mailed to 11 precincts in the Clarksburg, Germantown and Poolesville areas listed an incorrect polling place and party affiliation. Corrected guides go out early next week; here is how to check your own record.Continue Reading
The Supreme Court of Maryland kept the congressional redistricting amendment on the November ballot but ordered its summary rewritten, partially reversing two circuit courts that had removed it.Continue Reading
Submitted by Robert Stubblefield and Mike Puskar. As the Board of Elections finished tabulating votes in Montgomery County’s Democratic primary for County Council At-Large, perhaps the most intriguing story is not simply who won the race, but who may have emerged as its most consequential new political figure. That distinctionContinue Reading