Maryland primary could shape Tsongas national bid
In Annapolis Maryland politics focus on the March 3 presidential primary where Tsongas seeks a strong showing to prove depth beyond New England while Bush aims to repeat New Hampshire gains. Campaigns expect Maryland to yield all 24 national delegates and 18 at large based on the primary results.
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Tsongas Eyes Maryland Win in Crucial Primary Push
Tsongas aims for a strong Maryland showing on March 3 to sustain momentum after winning New Hampshire. Maryland supporters, party leaders, and rival Democrats stress the state’s calendar leverage ahead of Super Tuesday, while Clinton trims Maryland ads and focuses on the South.
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Tsongas is Schaefer's man for Clinton era split
Maryland Governor William Donald Schaefer previously eyed endorsing Bill Clinton but concerns over marital fidelity and draft dodging soured the plan. Clinton aides said Schaefer's backing could hurt, while Schaefer publicly supported Paul Tsongas, stating he is “my man” after appearing at a Tsongas rally.
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