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Baltimore Sun Democratic and Republican primary endorsements | COMMENTARY - Vimarsana News

Baltimore Sun Democratic and Republican primary endorsements | COMMENTARY

The Baltimore Sun editorial board endorsed candidates in four primary races of particular importance to our readers.

Maryland 2022 Primary: Get to know the candidates who want your vote - Vimarsana News

Maryland 2022 Primary: Get to know the candidates who want your vote

The 2022 Maryland Primary begins Thursday with early voting and vote-by mail. Election Day is July 19. There are multiple Republican and Democratic candidates vying for three of Maryland's top offices – governor, comptroller and attorney general. 

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The Sun endorses Katie Curran O'Malley, Jim Shalleck in attorney general primary race - Vimarsana News

The Sun endorses Katie Curran O'Malley, Jim Shalleck in attorney general primary race

The deep experience in legal strategy held by Judge O’Malley, who spent 20 years on the bench and 10 years as a prosecutor, gives her an edge over her opponent.

Baltimore Sun Democratic and Republican primary endorsements | COMMENTARY - Vimarsana News

Baltimore Sun Democratic and Republican primary endorsements | COMMENTARY

Over the past week, The Baltimore Sun editorial board endorsed candidates in four primary races of particular importance to our readers.

With Baltimore's Angelos family in legal battle, the prospect of an Orioles sale or move looms larger – Baltimore Sun - Vimarsana News

With Baltimore's Angelos family in legal battle, the prospect of an Orioles sale or move looms larger – Baltimore Sun

Periodic rumors that the Orioles, beleaguered on the field yet beloved by generations of Baltimoreans, could be sold or moved out of town gained greater currency with a lawsuit filed Thursday by Louis Angelos against his brother, John Angelos.