Maryland Returns Show Democrats Hold Key Senate Race
A partial national result summary notes Ovington E. Weller (Rep.) defeats John Walter Smith for the U S Senate by about 22 000 votes in Maryland. Linthicum narrowly wins in the 3rd district, Atwood loses the 1st, and Benson is defeated in the 2nd. Western Maryland counties swing Republican with Montgomery, Frederick, and Carroll contributing gains. Voter totals imply a large Republican showing in a predominantly Democratic stronghold.
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