Sauerbrey fights on after near miss for Maryland governor
In Maryland a shaken yet persistent Ellen Sauerbrey refuses to quit after losing to Democrat Parris Glendening by 5,993 votes out of 1.4 million. she pursues a court battle claiming voting irregularities while Glendening prepares for an January inauguration. Local GOP figures, including Newt Gingrich and Bob Dole, back her bid to raise about 1.5 million for legal challenges, despite doubts from experts about overturning an election with a wide margin.
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Bentley's 10 Years in Congress Ends With Lobbyist Move
Helen Delich Bentley nears retirement from Congress after a decade of tough work and a career spent shaping Maryland GOP leadership and maritime policy. She recalls fights over spending, a Bay of Pigs ransom scoop, the Northwest Passage trip, and guiding dredging and a dockworkers strike to aid the Port of Baltimore. Her influence spans politics, media, and shipping circles as she pivots to maritime lobbying.
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