Emily Opilo
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Officials at a vendor that state elections officials blame for a delay in ballots reaching Baltimore voters for Tuesday’s primary say it was the state, not them, at fault for the holdup by delivering late the files of voter information the company needed to address and mail ballots.
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In deep blue Baltimore, the drama of the mayoral race is planted firmly to the left, but one Republican is about to be the GOP nominee, guaranteeing a spot on the November ballot alongside the Democratic victor.
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The Maryland Board of Elections moved Wednesday to add two in-person voting centers in Baltimore for the June 2 primary after ballots were significantly delayed for city voters.
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What was originally billed by Baltimore’s Sinclair Broadcast Group affiliate as a debate among Democratic mayoral candidates instead became a roughly hourlong conversation with only one contender — former Deputy Attorney General Thiru Vignarajah — after three others declined the station’s invitation.
