Barry Wins D C Mayor Nomination in Dramatic Comeback
Marion Barry won the Democratic nomination for mayor of Washington D C defeating John Ray and incumbent Sharon Pratt Kelly. Barry secured 47 percent of votes with Ray at 37 and Kelly at 13 amid high turnout and a campaign stressing renewal for residents, especially youth and the poor.
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Marion Barry
John Ray
Sharon Pratt Kelly
Barry
Ray
Kelly
District of Columbia
Democratic Party
D.C
Carol Schwartz
Brian Moore
Leona Agouridis
Duncan Abrams win Montgomery County executive primaries
Former Rockville mayor Douglas M. Duncan won the Montgomery County Democratic primary for county executive with more than 30,000 votes about 43 percent. His Republican rival will be Stephen N. Abrams, a former Rockville City Council member. Abrams led the GOP field with 11,844 votes about 40 percent.
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Douglas M. Duncan
Montgomery County
Stephen N. Abrams
Duncan
Sidney Kramer
Charles Gilchrist
Bruce Adams
Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Gus Bauman
Mr. Abrams
Abrams
Carol Trawick
Bethesda
Allen Prettyman
Damascus
Chevy Chase
Albert Ceccone
William E. Hanna Jr
Rockville-Gaithersburg
Hanna
Albert Keith
North Potomac
Anne Robbins
Steven Schiff
Annie R. Alexander
Gaithersburg
Isiah Leggett
Gail Ewing
Michael L. Sabin
Frances Brenneman
Neal Potter
Potter
Columba
Nancy Dacek
Germantown
Benjamin Kramer
Derwood
Potomac
Michel E. Pollard
Betty Ann Krahnke
Derick P. Berlage
Silver Spring
Rose Crenca
Mark Gardner
Marilyn J. Praisner
Darryl Marcano
David H. Horner
Maryland Gubernatorial Primary Yields Key Wins in Montgomery
Montgomery County voters backed Ellen Sauerbrey and Parris Glendening in the Maryland governor race. Ellen Sauerbrey led the GOP ticket with Paul Rappaport, while Parris Glendening and Kathleen Kennedy Townsend won the Democratic slate with strong county support. In other contests, Constance Morella led the 3rd District primary, Ruthann Aron headed the Senate field, Curran won the attorney general race, and Levitan and Shriver led District 15, among multiple local races. Incumbent County officials including Andrew Sonner secured re-election margins above 50 percent in their primaries.
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Parris Glendening
Maryland
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Arnold Anderjaska
Gaithersburg
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Donald M. Deichman
Jonathan Leeds
George W. Benns
James Yeganeh
Tace
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Potomac
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Paul
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John B Listen
Towson
Leonard E Trout Jr
Dennard A. Gayle Sr
Eral J Joseph Curran Jr
Ck J. Smith
E M. Carey
Baltimore
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Curran
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Ms Carey
Mayberry
Parris N_ Glendening
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend
Mary Boergers
Barbara Osborn Kreamer
Ellen R. Sauerbrey
Paul H. Rappaport
Helen Deitch Bentley
Howard A. Denis
William S.shepard
Julia Walsh Gouge
Laurence Levitan
Jean W. Roesser
Gene W Counihan
Patrick J. Hogan
Mark K Shriver
Bethesda
Stuart D. Schooler
Elizabeth Tookie Genuicore
Passesville
Burton Goldstein
Timothy Cooney
Potura
Joseph F
Primary day reshapes governors and Senate races nationwide
On the busiest primary day, voters selected nominees across eight governors and eight Senate races plus 73 House seats. Rhode Island saw Bruce Sundlun crushed by Myrtle York while Lincoln Almond won the GOP nomination. New York backed Mario Cuomo for a fourth term and George Pataki swept the GOP. Minnesota featured Arne Carlson favored, and Arizonas Fife Symington looked strong with a three way Dem field. Connecticut chose John Rowland for GOP and Bill Curry for Democrats. Wisconsin saw Herb Kohl prevail. New Hampshire Gov Steve Merrill easily beat two GOP challengers.
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Myrtle York
U.S
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Massachusetts
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Linda Kushner
New York
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George Pataki
GOP
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al Sharpton
Senate
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Minnesota
Arne Carlson
Allen Quist
Rod Grams
David Durenberger
Arizona
Fife Symington
Phoenix
Terry Goddard
Paul Johnson
Threeway
Dennis DeConcini
Sam Coppersmith
John Kyl
Connecticut
John Rowland
Bill Curry
Lowell Weicker
Eunice Groark
Weicker
Gerald Labriola
Joseph Lieberman
Wisconsin
Herb Kohl
New Hampshire
Steve Merrill
Twce Gop
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