There’s a long way to go before the November election, and even longer before returning lawmakers and their newly elected colleagues head back to Annapolis to get down to business.

There are, however, some certainties that came out of Tuesday night’s primary election. And, of course, there are plenty of questions left unanswered.

Tuesday night’s results set up the expected matchup of old rivals — Gov. Martin O’Malley and former Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., with both men seeking four more years in the governor’s mansion. And much of the attention in Baltimore will be on the state’s attorney race, where Gregg Bernstein holds a 1,400-vote lead over longtime incumbent Patricia Bessamy with 3,000 absentee ballots still to be counted.

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I was walking on Calvert Street earlier this morning and saw a truck slowly driving by The Baltimore Sun’s main office. The driver was yelling something about slots out of the truck, but it was difficult to make out. I got my camera out in time and was able to snap this picture.

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Former Gov. Ehrlich has made no formal reelection announcement, but “Bring Back Ehrlich 2010″ bumper stickers are already being distributed. Supporters have also started a Facebook page voicing support for the former governor.

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