Hearing on governor's redistricting map ends
Ending three days of testimony, critics and defenders of the governor's legislative redistricting plan gave closing arguments yesterday in about a dozen lawsuits calling for the map to be redrawn...
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Abortion-rights group backs Townsend
BETHESDA -- Lt. Gov. Kathleen Kennedy Townsend received an endorsement in her bid for governor from a leading abortion-rights group during a cocktail reception yesterday in Montgomery County. Nancy C....
O'Malley 'pro-choice,' aide says
Responding to scores of faxes sent by Planned Parenthood of Maryland about his position on abortion, a spokesman for Martin O'Malley said yesterday that the mayor is "pro-choice" and supports...
Ministers urging O'Malley to stay
A prominent group of Baltimore-area ministers is calling on Mayor Martin O'Malley to remain in his job and not run for governor - as supporters of Lt. Gov. Kathleen Kennedy...
Suits claim bias in remap
Gov. Parris N. Glendening says his redistricting map is legally sound, but a growing number of state and federal lawsuits allege his plan discriminates against minorities and illegally divides communities....
Political map has minor changes
Gov. Parris N. Glendening released his state redistricting proposal yesterday, a plan his aides said would improve the chances for minorities to win election to the General Assembly but which...