Incumbents sweep Maryland Super Tuesday contests
Maryland’s eight House members and one senator won easy renomination on Super Tuesday. Sen. Paul Sarbanes led with about 90 percent in his Democratic primary, while Beverly Byron Constance Morella Steny Hoyer and Kweisi Mfume also won renomination. James Gordon Bennett and Thomas Blair were top GOP contenders, with Fairfield and Parker among notable rivals in Md and nearby Colorado politics.
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