Voters Guide Details Primary Absentee Rules and Dates
The guide explains how to use sample ballots and check off choices for the May 18 primary. It lists deadlines for absentee voting May 10 and registration reopenings May 31 for the November election, with the final general registration due Oct 4. It notes emergency absentee voting rules and provides contact numbers for the Board of Supervisors of Elections.
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The
News-Post
League of Women Voters
Frederick County
Maryland
Questions to candidates on unemployment health foreign policy and energy
The document presents five Senate and House candidates answering questions on public works and incentives for jobs national health insurance Congress foreign policy energy independence and public services roles. Each response is verbatim with a 4 word per question limit indicated.
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U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
U.S
Japan
Russia
Africa
Goodloe E. Byron
Grove Blvd
Frederick
Maryland House of Delegates
Maryland Senate
U.S. House of Representatives
National Health
MSU Ave Pal Bt UU
Mayaguez
Maryland Senate race candidates and positions in Maryland area
A compilation of candidates William A Albaugh Roy L Chambers Monroe Cornish Walter Finch Howard Gates Paul Spyros Sarbanes and others with brief bios and campaign platforms. It lists ages addresses campaigns Mar notes and summaries of policy positions including tariffs energy policy foreign policy health care and public service proposals. The document presents diverse viewpoints from Democratic and Republican candidates.
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Roy L. Chambers
Webster Lase
Oxen Hill
Virginia
Dillard
Civil Service
American Legim
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Moose
National Rifle Association
Civic Associations
Howard L. Gates
Wynegate Road
Baltimore
Bob Miller
Maryland
U.S. Navy
USMMA
Political candidates oppose faults and push for energy and welfare policy
The document outlines multiple politicians advocating federal and state roles in economics, health care, and energy. It highlights support for public works, health coverage expansion, energy conservation and development, and greater congressional oversight on foreign policy, with positions by Goodloe E. Byron Joseph D. Tydings and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
League
America
Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare
Humphrey-Hawkins
Kennedy-Corman
Congress
Reagan
Dan Craig Rupli
Burkittsville
William Bevatl
Maryland
National Treasury
Kissinger
Middle East
NATO
Soviet Union
Wester Europe
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League of Women Voters of
Board of Supervisors of Elections
U. S. Senate
William A. Albaugh
Chillam Rad
Mt. Ranier
Phome
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Senate
B.C
D.C
Monroe Cornish
Ridgewood Ave
A. Dwele
Walter G. Finch
Fidelity Lidg
Horace Lebneis
Johns Hopkins
Temple
George Washington
Paul Spyros Sarbanes
Safleth
Kalman Hettlemse
Ee Wed
Representatives
Judiciary Committee
David E. Shaw
Liberty Road
Westminster
County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Legis
Local Selective Service Board
Lions Club
Sec
Joseph D. Tydings
Oakington
Havre de Grace
Pheee
U. S
Plaintiff
Washington, D.C
Univ. of Maryland Board of Regents
University of Maryland
Law School
C. W. Post College
Parsons College
Ford
House
Democratic
China