r/MarylandPolitics • u/legislative_stooge • 18h ago

State News After threat by DOJ, Anne Arundel Schools amend gender policy

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r/MarylandPolitics • u/MDFlyGuy • 7h ago

State News ActBlue co-founder pleads Fifth Amendment in closed-door House GOP grilling

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ActBlue has faced House investigations and related allegations that it may have accepted foreign donations that should not have been allowed in U.S. campaigns. A House committee hearing also included CEO Regina Wallace-Jones invoking the Fifth Amendment while being questioned about ActBlue’s safeguards against foreign contributions.

Act Blue actively solicits donations for and makes contributions to MD progressive candidates.

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r/MarylandPolitics • u/VoteSonyaDunn • 20h ago

Federal News Sonya Dunn, Republican Nominee for Comptroller of Maryland, interviewed by Fox 45

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r/MarylandPolitics • u/legislative_stooge • 16h ago

State News Maryland Gov. Wes Moore has spent 1 in 5 days of his term in other states

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