Baltimore Sun Political Notes from Last Sunday
The Baltimore Sun notes that the Governor will back a direct nominations plank for all state city and county offices. A senatorial primary law favoring plurality winners is expected to be urged by the Democratic platform. The convention may push lowering primary costs and uphold Oyster Culture laws.
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