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elleng

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8. Interesting; thanks.

Reply to kelly1mm (Reply #5)

Wed May 15, 2024, 05:06 AM

May 2024

Also, PG, while not necessarily tied closely with Baltimore, is also not such a 'creature' of the DC burbs.

I'm interested to see Montgomery County numbers for Trone (vs Alsobrooks,) and Western MD. LOTS to look for/be aware and wary of, imo.

CAN'T ignore repugs' more than keen interest in the Senate majority.; they worked hard to get Hogan to run.

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AP calls Dem Senate primary for Alsobrooks. [View all] spooky3 May 2024 OP

177,231 votes, 52.6% elleng May 2024 #1

So the Senate match-up is set with Hogan v. Alsobrooks. This has ramifications outside kelly1mm May 2024 #2

Some of her ads have already tied Hogan to the national GOP in the sense spooky3 May 2024 #4

You need to remember that Hogan was elected statewide twice in MD and left with high kelly1mm May 2024 #5

I don't need to remember. We will see what happens. Nt spooky3 May 2024 #6

Ok, don't remember then and of course we will see what happens. NT kelly1mm May 2024 #7

Interesting; thanks. elleng May 2024 #8

I feel good our friends in Maryland... appmanga May 2024 #3

As much as 'Marylanders seem to understand,' it may not be enough to surpass repugs' big $$$$$; elleng May 2024 #9