BALTIMORE — A new era of Maryland politics will come into focus Tuesday as voters make their final choices in several wide-open primary races that will set the stage for November’s general election.
Voters have a rare opportunity to select all new faces for governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general and comptroller as the incumbents are term-limited, retiring or running for higher office.
And with all 147 seats in the General Assembly, nearly every member of the U.S. Congress and several important local offices on the ballot, the stakes are high for policymaking on all levels.
