Glendening Faces A Tough Path To Inauguration Victory
Annapolis AP reports Democrat Parris Glendening, despite a near flawless campaign and broad support from unions police and environmentalists, remains a slim favorite against Ellen Sauerbrey. Glendening emphasizes education crime and tax restraint while Sauerbrey promotes a 24 percent personal income tax cut.
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Sauerbrey Trusts Tax Cuts To Win Maryland Governor Toy
In Maryland politics Ellen Sauerbrey frames her 24 percent personal income tax cut as the answer to high government spending. Once seen as a conservative outlier she positions herself to unseat Democrat Parris Glendening as the first Republican governor since 1968. Her track record includes strict gun and abortion opposition and resistance to environmental regulation, though she has moderated some positions in the 1994 race.
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Knights and Dames of Freedom PAC Probed in Baltimore Election Day Watch
Maryland Democratic Party asks prosecutors to probe whether Ross Pierpont led group seeks to suppress black turnout by funding security personnel to monitor polls on Election Day in Baltimore’s inner city and beyond. Pierpont says the aim is to ensure votes come from legal, personally cast ballots. If crooked, he implies yes.
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Schaefer Offered Post as Professor
Friends of Governor William Donald Schaefer seek a $25 million endowment to create the William Donald Schaefer Chair in Public Policy shared between the University of Maryland at College Park and Johns Hopkins University. The chair would also fund $500,000 for costs at Hopkins for up to five years. If he accepts, he could serve indefinitely.
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