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Larry Hogan's win over Lt. Gov. Anthony G. Brown for Maryland governor was considered a surprise by many, part of a Republican sweep across the country during the midterm election.
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Gubernatorial hopefuls Larry Hogan and Anthony Brown spent the weekend making a final push before Election Day.
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A respected group of political analysts on Friday declared Maryland's race for governor a "toss up."
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Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton came to Maryland on Thursday to praise the record of the O'Malley administration and urge young voters to turn out for Lt. Gov. Anthony G. Brown.
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New grandmother and former secretary of state Hillary Rodham Clinton has decided to stay home in New York with daughter Chelsea today, skipping a planned high-dollar fundrasier for Democratic Lt. Gov. Anthony G. Brown.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton is scheduled to host what might be the single biggest fundraiser for Democratic Lt. Gov. Anthony G. Brown tonight in Potomac.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton is scheduled to host a fundraiser for Maryland's Lt. Gov. Anthony G. Brown later this month, according to an invitation sent to Brown supporters Friday afternoon.
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Republican gubernatorial nominee Larry Hogan got a helping hand Wednesday from one of his party's best-known figures as New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie came to Maryland to raise money for the GOP.
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After a summer spent laying the groundwork, candidates across Maryland are unleashing their campaigns in force this week.
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Democrat Anthony G. Brown plans to air the general election's first television ad, which swipes at his opponent.
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Long shot GOP gubernatorial candidate Charles Lollar never misses and opportunity to miss an opportunity.
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Fed up with Washington and looking for politicians who can get things done? Take a look at America's Republican governors.
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Gov. Martin O'Malley used an address at the Center for American Progress on Thursday to argue that Maryland has become a national model for growing the middle class and suggested that most states led by Republican governors "only made things worse" by trying to "cut their way to prosperity."
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President Barack Obama no longer needs Gov. Martin O'Malley as a top campaign surrogate, and the Democratic Governors Association is set to elect someone else as its chairman. But neither development is likely to push Maryland's governor off the national stage.
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Mitt Romney's recorded comments to donors about President Obama offering free stuff to favored demographics demonstrate why he wasn't elected president.
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Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley said that the GOP vision for the nation's economy would "spell disaster for America's middle class" and that soon-to-be nominee Mitt Romney "doesn't have what it takes to grow this economy."
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Rep. Roscoe G. Bartlett, the Western Maryland Republican who is fighting to defend his House seat in the state's 6th District, has brought a well-known political aide on board to run what is likely to be one of the most closely watched House campaigns in the nation.
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Emails show O'Malley "cozy" with Perdue lawyer, group says
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O'Malley and Virginia governor debate on "Meet the Press."
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The governors of Maryland and Virginia may be rivals on the national level, but they have cooperated on some regional issues
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Democratic governors meeting Tuesday afternoon in Los Angeles elected Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley to lead their organization for a second term, keeping him at the helm of the Democratic Governors Association for the busy 2012 election year.
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Ballots won't be cast for Maryland's next statewide election for another three years, but about half a dozen politicians on the short list of 2014 contenders are quietly asking donors for cash.
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Democratic Gov. Martin O'Malley cruised to a second term Tuesday - and with it, won the opportunity to guide the state in what he hopes will be an improving economy - while Republican former Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. suffered a second consecutive statewide defeat, leaving his political future in doubt.
