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Gansler hosting statewide gun turn-in
Want to get rid of your gun? Maryland Attorney General Douglas F. Gansler is hosting an event Saturday where you can do just that -- no questions asked.
Frosh first, but Frick far from finished
A couple of Montgomery County Democrats have emerged as the top contenders to replace Maryland Attorney General Douglas F. Gansler.
Eye Opener: Brown and Ulman to team up?
Here's a few government and politics headlines for Monday.
Frosh claims victory over NRA
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.
Brown: P3 bill should prevent State Center repeat
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.
Frosh campaign account has almost $400,000
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.
Democratic candidates for governor detail campaign fundraising
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.
Craig ’99 percent sure’ he’s running for governor in 2014
Harford County Executive David R. Craig, a Republican, said Wednesday that he is "99 percent sure" he will run for governor in 2014.
Tax collectors are cool, too
Move over, Joe Cool. Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot may have you beat.
