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- Harford County voters had many reasons for packing the county's 75 polling places of Election Day Tuesday, and not all of them had to do with electing the nation's next commander-in-chief.
- Baltimore voters were casting ballots Tuesday on four charter amendments, including one to move city elections to the same years that the nation chooses a president.
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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 being soundly rejected. - Harford County's 75 polling places opened at 7 a.m. sharp Tuesday, as presidential Election Day 2012 arrived across the United States.
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- The number of early voters in Howard County was the highest ever recorded in the county, but more than 80-percent of registered voters still have the option of heading to the polls Tuesday.
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- The Presidential Election is drawing near for voters in Harford and Cecil counties, with early voting starting around the state Saturday in advance of Election Day on Tuesday, Nov. 6.
- Four candidates for U.S. Senate faced one another in a debate this morning that was broadcast live by WOLB — the first exchange in the race to reach a wide audience.
- Voters should consider Green and Libertarian party candidates this year
- Republicans have a slight lead over Democrats in Harford County, and more residents have registered than in past elections, as the country gears up for the presidential election Nov. 6.
- Incumbent Rep. Roscoe G. Bartlett and Democratic challenger John Delaney pitched vastly different approaches to deal with unemployment, federal deficits and immigration, while both hewed closely to their party's talking points during the first televised debate of the congressional race.
- The Republican Party's belief in individual liberty and religious freedom argues in favor of marriage equality.
- An hour before Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama squared off on national television on Oct. 3, the pre-presidential-debate debate got under way at Carroll Community College, with one student speculating out loud, "I wonder when the shoe-throwing is going to start?"
- The candidates for Maryland's District 3 and District 7, which include parts of Howard, took turns answering questions at the Howard County League of Women Voters forum, held Tuesday at the George Howard Building in Ellicott City.
- Rob Sobhani, an independent who turned in 77,000 signatures to the state Board of Elections to get his name on the Nov. 6 ballot, has spent $1.5 million of his own money on ads as an independent candidate for the U.S. Senate.
- Green and Libertarian party candidates should participate in presidential debates
- Utility companies and defense contractors contribute heavily to Ruppersberger's campaigns
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- Wendy Rosen is the Democratic candidate for Congress in Maryland's 1st District but the Cockeysville businesswoman was busy Friday campaigning for a Libertarian.
