Election results reshape Maryland County politics in election landslide
Voters delivered a sweeping Republican victory in Frederick County and across the state. Weller and Mish lost by large margins while Harding defeated Cox by about 1,701 in the county and 50,000 statewide. Local districts showed strong GOP support with Buckeystown and Middletown among top Republican majorities. County party leaders praised the win and urged unity to pursue prosperous governance under President-elect Harding.
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Croagerstown
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Creagerstown
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Amendments Defeated On Maryland Salaries Vote
Fragmentary report notes two amendments to the state constitution defeated in Baltimore. Court clerks’ salaries were cited as a point of contention, with discussions marking the political setback.
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