Maryland voted in a number of historic referendums this week, but Gov. Martin O’Malley thinks that calling referendums is just too easy.
Nov 08, 2012
Two Choices, But Only One Vote: Under-Voting Persists in At-Large Elections, But No Single Reason Why
On Tuesday, D.C. voters were able to pick two At-Large candidates to serve on the D.C. Council. Many of them didn’t.
Nov 07, 2012
Libertarians are Now a Major(s) Party in D.C.
Thanks to one unlikely candidate, the Libertarian Party has gained major party status in D.C.
A controversial Ward 1 ANC commissioner was soundly defeated last night after more than a decade of antics.
Yesterday independent challenger managed to upset Councilmember Michael Brown (I-At Large). How did he do it? By winning huge where he was strongest and holding on everywhere else.
Nov 07, 2012
Maryland Voters Endorse Expanded Options for Residents and Visitors to Lose Their Money in Games of Chance
Voters in Maryland narrowly voted in favor of bringing a luxury casino to the National Harbor in Prince George’s County.
David Grosso, an independent challenger who quietly ran a year-long campaign against a troubled incumbent, tonight handily defeated incumbent Councilmember Michael Brown (I-At Large).
Nov 06, 2012
Once the Polls Close in D.C., What’s Next?
Polls in D.C. close at 8 p.m. But what happens after that? We walk you through the long, strange trip of a ballot in D.C.