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Illegal immigrant tuition breaks referendum before high court
Maryland's highest court will soon decide whether voters will get a chance to overturn a break on college tuition costs for illegal immigrants, following a hearing Tuesday on the 2011 law. The Court of Appeals is expected to rule within weeks on...Tags: Elections, Anne Arundel County, Illegal Immigrants, Martin O'Malley, Referenda
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Republicans rule in Cecil voting Tuesday
For the first time in its history, Cecil County will have a county executive and, based on unofficial partial election returns from Tuesday, Republican Tari Moore will be the first to hold that office. With 20 of 23 precincts reporting, Moore led...
Tags: Democratic Party, Barack Obama, Port Deposit, Mitt Romney, Marriage
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Big Harford turnout backs Romney, rejects 4, 6 and 7
Early returns from a busy day of voting in Harford County Tuesday showed Republican Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney with a comfortable lead over President Barack Obama, while the three most controversial statewide ballot questions were soundly rejected....
Tags: Democratic Party, Barack Obama, Havre de Grace, Mitt Romney, Marriage
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RESULTS: Md. votes for gay marriage, gambling and Dream Act
[ President and Vice President of the United States (Maryland) ] 1842 of 1846 precincts reporting Barack Obama And Joe Biden (i) 61.4% 1,523,788 Mitt Romney And Paul Ryan 36.5% 904,488 Gary Johnson And James P. Gray 1.1% 27,714 Jill Stein And Cheri...
Tags: C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger, Roscoe G Bartlett, Joe Biden, Jill Stein, Baltimore County
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Maryland ballot referendums offer a GOP reality check
This was the year of the referendum in Maryland, and given how things went at the polls, we're not likely to see a repeat any time soon. The success of all the three laws that were petitioned to referendum exposes the fallacy of Maryland Republicans'...
Tags: Democratic Party, Elections, Illegal Immigrants, Referenda, Parties and Movements
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After Romney defeat, GOP must face the numbers
It would be tempting to call the 2012 election the year of the woman — if only for the record number headed for the U.S. Senate and their instrumental role in re-electing President Barack Obama — but it was also the year of the Latino, the...
Tags: Democratic Party, Bill Clinton, Government, Barack Obama, Hurricane Sandy (2012)
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Maryland's high court allows Dream Act to stay on ballot
Maryland's highest court ruled Wednesday to allow voters to have the final say over whether illegal immigrants should be eligible to pay in-state tuition rates. In a two-page order, the Court of Appeals upheld the decision of the Anne Arundel County...Tags: Elections, Anne Arundel County, Illegal Immigrants, Referenda, Migration
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1,000 students, advocates march for Maryland Dream Act
Ricardo Campos was born in El Salvador, but it was three years ago in a hospital room at Johns Hopkins Hospital that he was given life. Suffering from bone cancer, he underwent surgery in 2009 that required him to use a wheelchair for one year, until he...Tags: Elections, Students, Illegal Immigrants, Hospitals and Clinics, University of Maryland Baltimore County
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Big wins, long lines mark Election Day in Laurel
Minutes after polls closed Tuesday night, as people began to trickle into the District 21 Democrats' election results watch party in Laurel, Del. Ben Barnes was already optimistic. "It will be a good night for Maryland Democrats," he said. And as...
Tags: Democratic Party, Elections, Laurel, James C. Rosapepe, Howard County
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Voting pace, and temperatures, brisk at polls in Baltimore County
Lines were growing late Tuesday morning at Towson's polling places, but election officials reported little confusion and even less problems as the pre-lunch rush began on Election Day in Baltimore County. "It hasn't let up since we opened the doors,"...
Tags: Elections, American Legion, Referenda, Local Elections, Lobbying
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County in step with statewide voters on same sex marriage
As results poured in at the midnight hour for the 2012 elections, it appeared Baltimore County voters were in step with statewide voters on most ballot initiatives including the hot-button issue of same-sex marriage — but not on expanding casino...
Tags: Democratic Party, Elections, C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger, Prince George's County, University of Maryland, Baltimore
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UMBC researchers say Dream Act could generate millions in revenue for state
Providing illegal immigrants more access to higher education in Maryland could generate an extra $5 million in revenue for the state per graduating college class, according to a new cost-benefit study by University of Maryland, Baltimore County...Tags: Illegal Immigrants, University of Maryland Baltimore County, Migration, Maryland Dream Act, Graduation
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