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Baltimore Mayoral Election
GOP, Green candidates: Don’t forget us in city election
- Fed up with being left out of the debate, Republican and Green party candidates in Tuesday’s general election urge voters to remember that not only Democrats are vying for office in overwhelmingly blue Baltimore.
Pundits: Apathy stalls voter turnout
- What if you had an election and no one showed up? Statistically speaking that’s almost what occurred Tuesday when only 28 percent of Baltimore’s registered voters — 1 of out of 9 adults eligible to vote — decided that victor Mayor Sheila Dixon should be granted a four-year extension on her eight-month stewardship of the city.
- What if you had an election and no one showed up? Statistically speaking that’s almost what occurred Tuesday when only 28 percent of Baltimore’s registered voters — 1 of out of 9 adults eligible to vote — decided that victor Mayor Sheila Dixon should be granted a four-year extension on her eight-month stewardship of the city.
Primary voting tells a tale of two cities
- In the end, how votes were cast in the city’s mayoral primary came down to a tale of two cities.
- In the end, how votes were cast in the city’s mayoral primary came down to a tale of two cities.
City gains few new voters
- On the eve of Baltimore’s mayoral primary, election officials said new voter registrations have been historically low this year, indicating possible tepid voter interest for today’s election.
Region waits for city race results and area impact
- Baltimore City residents aren’t the only ones with interests in today’s mayoral primary.
In the home stretch, candidates make their last bids for votes
- With less than 24 hours left for Baltimore’s mayoral hopefuls to pick up votes, candidates hit the streets Sunday, visiting farmers markets, attending church and pounding the pavement to make one last push before Tuesday’s primary.
- With less than 24 hours left for Baltimore’s mayoral hopefuls to pick up votes, candidates hit the streets Sunday, visiting farmers markets, attending church and pounding the pavement to make one last push before Tuesday’s primary.
