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Canvassing began at 10 a.m. with bipartisan teams sorting and reviewing the ballots until they have completed the day’s batch, which officials expect will be in the early evening.
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Letters to the editor of the Capital Gazette.
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After eight days of early voting concluded Thursday, unofficial numbers showed 11,462 people had voted early in the primary. That’s 3.8% of Anne Arundel’s eligible 302,714 Democratic and Republican primary voters.
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Cailey Locklair, President of the Maryland Retailers Association, Shannon Leadbetter, a self-employed saleswoman, and Dawn Pulliam, who works in the defense sector, will vie for the Republican nomination to represent District 7 on the council. The seat will be vacated at the end of the year as Jessica Haire, an Edgewater Republican who currently represents the district, is running for County Executive rather than seeking a second term.
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One month before the primary election July 19, three Republicans lead the field with the most cash in hand in the race for Anne Arundel County Council seats.