The suit alleges that state’s partisan primary process violates the rights of registered voters who are not affiliated with a political party.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s plan to give $400 million in state funds to historically underserved communities isn’t sitting well ...

Under current Maryland election law, political parties have the power to decide whether or not to hold closed primary ...

Oakland, California, and Newark, New Jersey, show that such changes take time and resources to implement. But there’s a ...

Sen. Jeff Waldstreicher (D) announced Thursday he is running for re-election to his seat in the Maryland General Assembly in ...

Five politically unaffiliated Maryland voters sued the state Board of Elections this week, claiming that taxpayer funding of closed primary elections in which they can’t vote violates their ...

A new lawsuit is challenging Maryland's closed primary system. If the lawsuit is successful, nearly a million Marylanders may ...

The official swearing-in for new Prince George's County Exective Aisha Braveboy was Wednesday. But the celebration was ...

Five Maryland voters who are not affiliated with any political party filed a lawsuit this week asking a state judge to declare Maryland’s restrictions on primary elections a violation of the state ...

But that choice, she said, was immediately disenfranchising because Maryland residents who register as unaffiliated with a political party are not allowed to vote in partisan, or closed ...

Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman will take over as Democrats across the nation assess their priorities.