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Merry Eisner, RTO Insider Co-founder and COO, Passes Away at 66 - Vimarsana News

Merry Eisner, RTO Insider Co-founder and COO, Passes Away at 66

Merry Eisner, RTO Insider Co-founder and COO, Passes Away at 66

Supporting Cancer Care at WDMH - Vimarsana News

Supporting Cancer Care at WDMH

The latest donation from the amazing Dare to Flash a ‘Stache (DTFAS) team is in. Recently, Tom Clapp from the DTFAS team and Doug Nugent and Al Carr from Prostate Cancer Support Ottawa stopped by Winchester District Memorial Hospital to present a cheque for $5,000 to the WDMH Foundation. The money will be used to support the Cancer Care Navigator Fund.

MD politics: Election reform legislation would require early counting of mail ballots - Vimarsana News

MD politics: Election reform legislation would require early counting of mail ballots

A package of election reform bills aims to get mail ballots counted earlier, among other changes.

Sen. Kagan pushes package promoting election integrity in Maryland - Vimarsana News

Sen. Kagan pushes package promoting election integrity in Maryland

It took 36 days after the 2022 primary election to declare incumbent Marc Elrich as the Democratic nominee for Montgomery County Executive.Though Election Day occurred on July 19, the Montgomery County Board of Elections didn’t certify the results until Aug. 24. Elrich defeated challenger David Blair by 32 votes, an even slimmer margin than the 77-vote difference during their previous battle in 2018.

Maryland Senator Kagan pushes package promoting election integrity in Maryland - Vimarsana News

Maryland Senator Kagan pushes package promoting election integrity in Maryland

During the 2022 general election, more than 540,000 Marylanders voted by mail, with Montgomery County receiving the most absentee ballots.