Maryland GOP fields upset winners in statewide races
Maryland Republicans nominate sauerbry for governor amid tight results with Bentley, while Brock challenges Sarbanes for Senate. Curran secures AG nomination to face Bennett. Goldstein wins for comptroller. Bartlett to meet Muldowney. Frederick County mirrors statewide outcomes with party slates across House races. Final absentee tally pending on a third district spot.
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Bill Brock
Annapolis
Paul Sarbanes
Baltimore
U.S. Senate
J. Joseph Curran Jr
Dick Bennett
Louis Goldstein
Jim Moorhead
Timothy Mayberry
Richard Taylor
District 4A 4B Delegates Vote Totals Report
In District 4A Democratic primary Tom Hattery leads with 3 136 votes 41 percent while Tom Slater has 1 750 votes 22 percent and David Denton trails by 101 for a final spot. Republican results show Stull 2 587 votes 32 percent Brinkley 2 172 votes 27 percent. District 44 covers eastern county electing two House delegates. Stup unopposed in District 3 race with 4 157 votes 38 percent Snodgrass 3 346 31 percent Castle 3 250 30 percent. Senate race lists Derr and Luttrell.
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Charles Luttrell
Glendening
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Bartlett faces Muldowney in 6th District rematch
Bartlett, seeking a ninth term in Maryland's 6th District, won 83 percent of the vote in a Republican primary. Challenger Muldowney, co owner of a concrete block firm, won the Democratic nomination with 13 263 votes (30 percent), defeating Clagett Dhillon Crawford and others. Muldowney vows to define contrasts in the general race while Bartlett praises his past promises.
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Hagerstown
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Frederick County
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Howard County
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Muldowney
Dhillon
Dr. Crawford
Mr. Clagett
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Clifford Snyder
Antony Puca
Dr. Bartlett
Mr. Parker
Year of the Woman shapes Frederick county panel race
In Frederick, six candidates across parties vie for county board seats in a race seen as year of the woman. Democratic leader Gail Bowerman tops the tally with 6 345 votes, followed by Bruce Reeder Levy and Laura Lake. On the Republican side Mark Hoke leads with 5 391, then David Gray Linda Boyer Alana Hogan and Terre Rhoderick. Bowerman, 53, and Reeder, 67, discuss campaign focus on issues and pocketbook concerns as voters ponder growth and the budget amid tabulation at Winchester Hall.
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Frederick County
Gail Bowerman
Bruce Reeder
Jennifer Dougherty
Belinda Teague- Levy
Laura Lake
Mark Hoke
David Gray
Linda Boyer
Ilona Hogan
Terre Roy Rhoderick
Alana Hogan
Terre Rhoderick
Bowerman
West Sundown Court
Frederick
Winchester Hall
Reeder
Kehne Road
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The page hints at a weather note with overnight showers and cool readings in the 8s, suggesting damp conditions and a regional forecast brief. It references a newspaper page A-2 and Inside The News branding, implying internal sections.
New voting machines debut in Frederick County
Frederick County voters saw mixed results as new computer voting machines increased accuracy but slowed pace. At Winchester Hall turnout began slowly with first results at 9 05 p m and final tallies around 10 p m.
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