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Gun control is a hot-button issue for voters in Maryland and they want to know where each of the candidates for governor stand on the issue.  A significant increase in mass shootings plus an uptick in gun violence since the pandemic has made the right to bear arms and who should have access to them a contentious topic.  

A new era of Maryland politics starts Tuesday as voters have a rare opportunity to select all new faces for governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general and comptroller as the incumbents are term-limited, retiring or running for higher office.

11 TV Hill talks with the two frontrunners in Maryland's Republican gubernatorial primary.

With early voting underway and a mere 11 days until vote counting begins, candidates for state and local office are submitting their final reports on how they’ve done at filling their war chests ahead of the July 19 primary election.

Retired teacher Ralph Jaffe has run in seven previous elections for governor and senator in Maryland since 1992. In this campaign Jaffe has proposed a Tutor-Mentor-Team approach to revamp education and says he represents a movement aiming to stop corruption in government.

A few Maryland governor candidates have raised millions to help them lure voters to the polls for the July 19 primary election.

Eight Democrats, four Republicans participate in forum hosted by Bethesda Magazine and Bethesda Beat

WBAL Radio 1090 AM - Democratic gubernatorial candidates poll shows nearly 1/3 likely voters undecided

Some Democrats running for governor used the debate to introduce attacks on rivals, clashing over support for Maryland’s education funding plan and ethics.

WBAL Radio 1090 AM - Democratic gubernatorial candidates debate as poll shows nearly 1/3 likely voters undecided