Sen. Brian E. Frosh says the National Rifle Association's decision to fight Maryland's yet-to-be-signed gun control law in court rather than at the polls shows the pro-gun organization knows state voters would uphold the law.

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Lt. Gov. Anthony G. Brown, who has run point for the O'Malley administration for two years on legislation that creates special procurement rules for public-private partnerships, said the bill's success this year should prevent future lawsuits.

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Sen. Brian E. Frosh, a Montgomery County Democrat who chairs the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee, has a campaign war chest of $390,655.89, about 90 percent of which has been raised since November.

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Howard County Executive Ken Ulman raised $1.1 million last year and has $2.1 million in his campaign account, an amount $3.1 million less than Maryland Attorney General Douglas F. Gansler.

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Harford County Executive David R. Craig, a Republican, said Wednesday that he is "99 percent sure" he will run for governor in 2014.

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Move over, Joe Cool. Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot may have you beat.

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