Follow WTOP’s team coverage of Election 2026 online, on air at 103.5 FM or on the WTOP News app. Over the last year, Maryland voters watched Gov. Wes Moore wrangle with state lawmakers over redistricting plans and the end product of that…
D.C.’s Democratic nominee for Congress, Robert White, must resign from his D.C. Council seat by Election Day in order to be eligible to fill Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton’s office, according the D.C. attorney general. News4’s Mark Segraves explains. D.
That’s on top of lawsuits in Alaska and California related to next week’s voting. The moves are notable not only because of the timing but also because they largely have been directed at outspoken critics of Trump or issues that…
ANNAPOLIS — The Maryland State Board of Elections (SBE) reminds voters that in-person early voting in the Gubernatorial General Election ends tomorrow, Thursday October 29. “With early voting coming to a close, I encourage Marylanders who have not yet cast their ballot…
Leaders in Maryland’s most populated and diverse county have passed a resolution calling on the U.S. Census Bureau to withdraw its plans to change the way immigrants, racial and ethnic minorities, and others are counted in the 2030 census. “It’s outrageous…
Buck Forty Nine, “What’s That Smell?” These area cowpokes pay tribute to a common local fragrance in this tune; they play VFW Post 350 in Takoma Park tonight. • Rick McCormack, an early designer of Cheesecake Factory restaurants, talks about the chain’s…
Follow WTOP’s team coverage of Election 2026 online, on air at 103.5 FM or on the WTOP News app. Election Day is a week away and the debate continues over redistricting in Maryland. With Question 3, voters will decide whether to amend the…
Maryland Governor Wes Moore visits western Maryland ahead of Election Day as he seeks a second term. Israel's election ends in an apparent deadlock, with neither Netanyahu nor his main rival on track to win a majority. What happens next?
Over my 30 years writing about Maryland, I've invariably run into people in the political universe here who, like me, grew up in New York City. Or maybe went to school there. Or lived there at some point in their lives.
lmost two years removed from the biggest blown call of his long life as one of America’s most famous presidential-election prognosticators, Allan Lichtman is still looking ahead. It’s late July and Lichtman, an American University professor, is sitting in his…
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