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Baltimike

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6. Hogan will be hard to beat, and Trone is getting my vote

Reply to RandySF (Original post)

Wed Apr 17, 2024, 09:29 AM

Apr 17

Don't get me wrong, I like Alsobrooks, and won't be sad if she wins, but hen both US Senators will be from the DC suburbs and I want a senator that is based in Baltimore.

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MD-SEN: Trone tops Alsobrooks by double digits in Maryland Democratic Senate primary race: Survey [View all] RandySF Apr 17 OP

hogan sounds like a tough opponent. rampartc Apr 17 #1

When Hogan and Trone are placed in a hypothetical matchup, the former Maryland governor leads the House Democrat, 53 Celerity Apr 17 #4

In a poll by a right wing newspaper NoRethugFriends Apr 17 #5

It is not a RW newspaper. Celerity Apr 17 #7

nope. NoRethugFriends Apr 17 #8

yes, but The Sun did not conduct the poll (OpinonWorks did, a firm that old owners of the Sun used in the past) and Celerity Apr 17 #9

TY & Best of Good Luck to the Dem who Wins Cha Apr 17 #2

*Still, the nonpartisan election handicapper Cook Political Report rates outgoing Sen. Ben Cardin's (D-Md.) seat elleng Apr 17 #3

Hogan will be hard to beat, and Trone is getting my vote Baltimike Apr 17 #6