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I-94 will see lane closures between M-99 and M-60 starting Monday.
Welcome back. as you know we have our county to county project and we are bringing it back for the 2022 midterms, it's a way for us to keep track of what's going on in some key voting groups, but do so from the ground level. here is a first look at what our county to county correspondents from coast to coast are watching for this cycle. >> reporter: in 2022 i am watching die hard trump counties in purple states, especially in georgia. the former president has spent a lot of time aggressively criticizing the state's republican governor and doubling down on false claims of election fraud. >> you...
Welcome back. time now to take our first deep dive into the county to county project. our focus today is on one of the endangered species in politics. the swing county. one in our seven the duval county, florida. in past three elections neither party has shown a real upper hand there. you can't even see a drifting trend. both parties hovering around 50% of the vote. what makes duval remarkable is how big it is, too, and how many votes there are for the taking. duval county had as many voters in the 2020 election as the entire state of delaware. our own shaquille bruster sat down with the count...
Reply Maryland Humanities’ Grants Program is supported by the National Endowment for the Humanities, with grant awards being funded by the State of Maryland. (Getty Images) PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MD — Maryland Humanities, a nonprofit organization, awarded $99,498 in grants to 10 Maryland based organizations. With organizations across the state of Maryland, the grantees come from Baltimore City, Caroline County, Frederick County, Montgomery County, Prince George's County, St. Mary's County, and Talbot County. The grant program's funding goes toward non-profit organizations that practice ...