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Monday, March 20, 2017

Block: 410-650-5970; 410-670-5107; and 443-345-8283 on your phone.


The Harford County Md Fire & EMS PIO Media Page reports that the scammers are at it again. Block: 410-650-5970; 410-670-5107; and 443-345-8283 on your phone.

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Harford County Md Fire & EMS PIO Media Page

March 15, 2017

The scammers are at it again. We are getting reports of a man named John calling from 443-345-8283. He says he is with the "foundation" and asked for donations to the fire service in Harford County.

When asked questions he abruptly hangs up.

No fire or EMS company/dept in Harford County solicits donations by telephone. Not one.

Please do not fall prey to this guy or anyone else who may try a scam like this.

Share this info with those who aren't on social media, especially the older population.


March 19, 2017 from comments, also block: "I just got a call this morning. It was 410-650-5970 that called my phone. Got that call on Tuesday from 410-670-5107...."
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Monday, February 06, 2017

Feb. 7, 1936 MSP LODD: Maryland State Police Quartermaster Sergeant Wilbert V. Hunter died of exposure on 2/7/1936


Feb. 7, 1936 MSP LODD: Maryland State Police Quartermaster Sergeant Wilbert V. Hunter died of exposure on 2/7/1936 http://kevindayhoff.blogspot.com/2017/02/feb-7-1936-msp-lodd-maryland-state.html

And Harford County Sheriff’s Deputies Patrick Dailey and Mark Logsdon were shot and killed on Feb. 10, 2016

Fortunately, throughout history, we have only lost one Maryland State Trooper in the month of February. On February 7th, we remember Maryland State Police Quartermaster Sergeant Wilbert V. Hunter who died of exposure on February 7, 1936. https://www.odmp.org/agency/2367-maryland-state-police-maryland

Heavenly Father. We ask for your healing graces for the friends, family, and colleagues of Harford County Sheriff’s Deputies Patrick Dailey and Mark Logsdon who were shot and killed last year on Feb. 10, 2016 – and Maryland State Police Quartermaster Sergeant Wilbert V. Hunter, who died of exposure on 2/7/1936. Amen.

I think of Sgt. Hunter when I complain about the cold and snow of February and how much I do not like the winter. It puts things in perspective.

According to the Officer Down Memorial Page, “Quartermaster Sergeant Hunter died of exposure after falling through ice covering Tangier Sound. He was part of an expedition taking 2,000 pounds of food to stranded residents on Tangier Island during a blizzard. Sergeant Hunter (was 30-yrs old and) had served with the Maryland State Police for just under 8 years.” http://www.odmp.org/officer/reflections/6867-quartermaster-sergeant-wilbert-v-hunter

Time never diminishes respect and Harford County Sheriff’s Deputies Dailey and Logsdon, and Maryland State Police Sgt. Hunter will always be honored and revered. May they Rest In Peace.

The Officer Down Memorial Page reports that throughout history, in the United States, on Feb. 7, 79 law enforcement officers died in the line of duty. https://www.odmp.org/search/this_day_in_history/february/7

We lift them up into your loving arms. Hold them their family, friends, and colleagues in your heart and our prayers.

In your boundless compassion, console us who still mourn. 

Remember our fallen servants. … Remember those who serve for our public safety and community.

We Pray and ask the Lord for the protection of our military personnel, law enforcement, firefighters and EMS personnel and their families. Keep us safe as we protect and serve. Amen ####


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Saturday, February 13, 2016

Carroll Co. Md. Sheriff Jim DeWees - A Letter from me to our president


Carroll Co. Md. Sheriff Jim DeWees - A Letter from me to our president

Facebook 9:01 a.m. February 13, 2016 https://www.facebook.com/sheriffjimdewees/


Dear President Obama:

In case you haven’t heard, eight American police officers over the past eight days have been killed in the line of duty. Two of these police officers were Harford County Sheriff’s Deputies that were gunned down at a Panera Restaurant just 50 miles from where you live. I’ve watched and listened intently for words of encouragement and sorrow to come from you, but haven’t heard or seen anything.

Conversely, just two weeks ago my governor, Larry Hogan, spent the better part of a week placing a call each day to one of my deputies that was involved in a severe traffic collision in Carroll County. He wasn’t satisfied with speaking to me in order to send his prayers and regards; he called every day after the collision until he spoke with my deputy’s wife. Governor Hogan also drove to Harford County the day after two deputies were slain to meet Sheriff Gahler and the men & women of his office to grieve with them. The governor is in the middle of the 2016 Legislative Session and is pretty busy, yet found time to call, visit, and pay his respects to me & my deputy, and the men & women of the Harford County Sheriff’s Office.

I understand that you are a busy man and are being pulled in multiple directions every day of the week. But, when my president doesn’t take the time to openly recognize the sacrifices that brave men & women of law enforcement make each day to keep domestic peace, I’m disappointed! I suspect that if these same deputies walked in to a restaurant, and without provocation shot and killed an innocent man, you and your staff would quickly whisk their family away to Washington for a future speech to make an example of police officers nationwide.

For me Mr. President, it has nothing to do with Republican or Democrat; black or white, male or female; but, it has everything to do with leading or following. I’m not shocked that you haven’t openly reached out or acknowledged publically the recent rash of deaths in law enforcement, but I’m tremendously disappointed!

Mr. President, your silence about these events SPEAKS VOLUMES!!!!

PS: I'll be standing outside in the cold next week with my deputies for the funerals of the Harford Co deputies; I'll save you a spot next to me!

James T. DeWees

Sheriff


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Thursday, February 11, 2016

Two Harford County Md. Sheriff’s Office Deputies Murdered in Line of Duty


Two Harford County Sheriff's Office Deputies Murdered in Line of Duty
Harford County Sheriff's Office 
 
NEWS RELEASE 
 
Two Deputies Murdered in Line of Duty 
 
[February 11, 2016, Abindgon, MD]  
 
On Wednesday, February 10, 2016, Senior Deputy Patrick Dailey and Senior Deputy Mark Logsdon of the Harford County Sheriff's Office were killed in the line of duty while faithfully serving the citizens of Harford County. 
 
At approximately 11:40 a.m., the Harford County Department of Emergency Services received a call from a citizen concerning a suspicious circumstance, indicating a wanted person was in the Panera Bread restaurant located in the 3400 block of Merchant Drive in Abingdon, Maryland. 
 
At approximately 11:46 a.m., Deputies were dispatched to the location in an attempt to locate the wanted subject who had been described by the caller.
The investigation has revealed that Senior Deputy Dailey arrived at the Panera Bread a short time after the initial dispatch, entered and approached a subject meeting the description who was seated alone at a table.  

While speaking to Senior Deputy Dailey, the suspect, without warning, produced a handgun and shot Senior Deputy Dailey in the head.  The suspect then exited the Panera Bread and ran in the direction of Parkview at Box Hill, a senior living apartment center.
Within moments, a second Deputy arrived at the restaurant and located Senior Deputy Dailey with a gunshot wound. 
 
Shortly after 12:00 p.m., Senior Deputy Logsdon, who had arrived on scene, exited his vehicle and, along with additional Harford County deputies, located the suspect seated in the front seat of a vehicle in the parking lot at Parkview at Box Hill.  Upon contact by Senior Deputy Logsdon, the suspect fired multiple rounds at the Deputy, mortally wounding him. 
 
Deputies within close proximity, including Senior Deputy Logsdon, returned fire, striking and killing the suspect.  He has subsequently been identified as David Brian Evans (W/M, 12/25/47) who has no fixed address.  The loaded handgun used to murder Senior Deputy Logsdon and Senior Deputy Dailey was recovered from the suspect. 
 
Lifesaving efforts were immediately administered to both Senior Deputy Dailey and Senior Deputy Logsdon by Sheriff's Deputies on scene.  Abingdon and Joppa Magnolia Volunteer Fire Departments responded and continued their life saving efforts.  Senior Deputy Dailey was transported from the scene by Maryland State Police helicopter to the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center.  Senior Deputy Logsdon was transported to the University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Medical Center.  Both succumbed to their injuries. 
 
Investigators from the Harford County Sheriff's Office are continuing to work tirelessly to reconstruct the events surrounding these senseless murders. 
Senior Deputy Dailey had served with the Harford County Sheriff's Office for 30 years and was assigned to the Court Services Division.  He was also a lifelong member of the Joppa Magnolia Volunteer Fire Company.  He is survived by his two children, girlfriend and mother. 
 
Senior Deputy Logsdon had served with the Harford County Sheriff's Office for 16 years and was assigned to the Community Services Division.  He is survived by his wife, three children, and parents. 
 
Both Senior Deputy Dailey and Senior Deputy Logsdon served in the military.  Senior Deputy Dailey served in the Marines; Senior Deputy Logsdon served in the United States Army. 
 
Sheriff Jeffrey R. Gahler and the members of the Harford County Sheriff's Office would like to express our sincerest gratitude to the Maryland State Police, Maryland Transportation Authority Police, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives, Bel Air Police Department, Aberdeen Police Department, Havre de Grace Police Department, Baltimore County Police Department, the State Highway Administration, Harford County Department of Emergency Services, and all the local fire companies who assisted yesterday.  Their assistance greatly helped our agency get through yesterday's tragic events.

Wed., Feb. 10, 2016 Harford Co. MD Sheriff Senior Deputy Patrick Dailey and Senior Deputy Mark Logsdon were shot and killed


Wed., Feb. 10, 2016 Harford Co. MD Sheriff Senior Deputy Patrick Dailey and Senior Deputy Mark Logsdon were shot and killed

Wed., Feb. 10, 2016 Harford Co. MD Sheriff Senior Deputy Patrick Dailey and Senior Deputy Mark Logsdon were shot and killed by an emotionally disturbed person who was wanted for assaulting a police officer in Florida. 
 
According to the "Officer Down Memorial Page." The deputies had been dispatched to the restaurant after the man's ex-wife had called to report the subject was there. Deputy Dailey, who knew the subject, sat down at the man's table and asked how he was doing. Without warning the subject produced a handgun and shot the deputy in the head, killing him. 
 
The man fled into the parking lot where he was confronted by Deputy Logsdon. The subject shot and killed Deputy Logsdon before he was killed by two other deputies.
Deputy Dailey was a U.S. Marine Corps veteran and had served with the Harford County Sheriff's Office for 30 years. He is survived by his two children and mother." 

Hat tip to my brother, Jason Tyler, for getting this information out to us. 
 
Please join me in prayers for members of our LE families all over the US. Today, I ask for prayers for the Harford Co Sheriff's Department. Two members of their department were shot down in cold blood yesterday, Wed. Feb. 10, 2016. Both leave behind families, colleagues, and friends that are heartbroken and shocked. Please keep them and their families in your prayers. We pray for our greater community that is shocked and fed up with the senseless violence committed against the very folks who protect us and keep us safe. We are so heartbroken. Amen 
 
The violence committed against our officers must come to an end. Our men and women in blue must know that the vast majority stand with them and appreciate their service to our community. And we stand against the community leaders that trade in the empty rhetoric that attempts to divide us or does not understand that without public safety you have no community. 
 
Semper Fi

Today, I ask for prayers for the Harford Co Sheriff's Department.

Please join me in prayers for members of our LE families all over the US. 

Today, I ask for prayers for the Harford Co Sheriff's Department. Two members of their department were shot down in cold blood yesterday, Wed. Feb. 10, 2016. 

Both leave behind families, colleagues, and friends that are heartbroken and shocked. Please keep them and their families in your prayers. 

We pray for our greater community that is shocked and fed up with the senseless violence committed against the very folks who protect us and keep us safe. We are so heartbroken. Amen

Friday, January 06, 2012

Westminster Maryland Online: Harford County Has AAA Bond Ratings Reaffirmed

Westminster Maryland Online: Harford County Has AAA Bond Ratings Reaffirmed: Harford County Has AAA Bond Ratings Reaffirmed January 3, 2012 http://www.harfordcountymd.gov/Press.cfm?PressID=3391 Accordin...

Harford County Has AAA Bond Ratings Reaffirmed

January 3, 2012


According to a Harford County press release dated January 3, 2012, Harford County has had its AAA bond ratings reaffirmed

The press release said:

Conservative fiscal management, low debt burden cited as strengths

(Bel Air, MD) - - County Executive David R. Craig is pleased to announce that Harford County has had its AAA bond ratings reaffirmed by rating agencies Moody’s Investors Service and Fitch Ratings. ... http://kevindayhoffwestgov-net.blogspot.com/2012/01/harford-county-has-aaa-bond-ratings.html

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Friday, January 14, 2011

The Dagger: Harford County Executive Craig Completes Term as President of Maryland Association of Counties


12 Jan 2011


From Harford County government: Harford County Executive David R. Craig has wrapped up his term as president of the Maryland Association of Counties (MACo).  Craig completed his one-year term at the MACo winter conference last week in Cambridge.  “It has truly been a great honor to serve as president of MACo during the past year [...] 


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Wednesday, September 23, 2009

“Havre de Grace sunset flag”


“Havre de Grace sunset flag” September 20, 2009 www.kevindayhoff.com

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The flag at sunset in Have de Grace from MacGregor’s Restaurant, 331 Saint John Street, Have de Grace, MD.

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Friday, June 19, 2009

Articles on the LPGA at Bulle Rock in Explore Harford

Articles on the LPGA at Bulle Rock in Explore Harford

http://www.exploreharford.com/

LPGA swings away for last time in HdG
Published June 17, 2009 by The Aegis, The Record
... golf are among the reasons many are sad to see the tournament go. “I think the people up here are really supportive of it,” David Delaney of Baltimore said. Delaney also referenced the effect the LPGA has on the real estate market. “It’s great for the area,” ... ...

More than golf to sample at Bulle Rock
Published June 12, 2009 by The Aegis
... example of how gorgeous and fortunate Harford County is.” Harford County Executive David Craig enjoyed food from Deer Creek Beef as he made his rounds during ... to showcase Harford County’s best restaurants,” Craig said. “Even if the LPGA leaves, ... ...

Final championship rounds to be played at Bulle Rock; LPGA's last hurrah in HdG
Published June 5, 2009 by The Aegis
... he said. “We have had great support from [Havre de Grace] Mayor [Wayne] Dougherty and [Harford County Executive] David Craig. The volunteers that we recruit from the area are behind us 100 percent,” he said. “It’s ... ...

20090617 SDOSM Articles on the LPGA at Bulle Rock in Explore Harford

Monday, June 15, 2009

State Police Arrest Queen Anne's County school principal for sex offenses

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 15, 2009

STATE POLICE ARREST SCHOOL PRINCIPAL FOR CHILD SEX OFFENSES

(Galena, MD) - The Maryland State Police have arrested a Queen Anne's County school principal today on three counts of illegal sexual conduct involving a 14-year-old girl.

The accused is identified as Lowell S. Litton, Jr., 39, of the 400-block of Dudley Corner Road in Sudlersville, Maryland. He is charged with third degree sex offense, fourth degree sex offense, and sex abuse of a minor. If convicted, Litton faces up to 36 years imprisonment.

The investigation began yesterday evening when state police at the Centreville Barrack received a complaint of possible inappropriate sexual relations involving a juvenile victim. Information received revealed an ongoing and inappropriate sexual relationship between a 39-year-old man and a 14-year-old female victim. Subsequently, state police criminal investigators immediately initiated an investigation into the allegations.

Investigators learned the juvenile victim had become acquainted with Litton about four years ago. Further information revealed the relationship consisted of several sexually oriented incidents in various locations throughout Maryland and Delaware.

Police also learned that Litton is employed as the principal of Eastern Shore Junior Academy in Sudlersville, Maryland. It is the policy of the Maryland State Police to not identify victims of sex crimes. The juvenile victim will remain anonymous.

Litton was asked to come to Centreville barracks where he was interviewed and subsequently arrested without incident. He is currently being held on a $25,000 bond at Kent County Detention Center.

Police executed a search warrant at Litton’s Queen Anne’s County residence today, seizing his computer and several printed documents relevant to the investigation. The seized computer will be sent to the State Police Forensics Laboratory and the Computer Crimes Unit for examination.

Because this investigation involves a principal of a school, the State Police coordinated efforts with the Department of Education, the Queen Anne’s County Department of Social Services, and the Kent County State’s Attorney Office.

Although there is no indication at this time of other victims, police urge anyone who may have information relevant to this case to please contact state police investigators at Centreville Barracks at 410-758-1101.

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CONTACT: Ms. Elena Russo
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410-653-4236 (Office) 410-653-4200 (through Headquarters Duty Officer)


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Tuesday, January 13, 2009

WANTED MAN AND PASSENGER KILLED IN CRASH AFTER FLEEING FROM TROOPER


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 13, 2009

UPDATED: 1/13/09 AT 3: 30 P.M. - WANTED MAN AND PASSENGER KILLED IN CRASH AFTER FLEEING FROM TROOPER

(Havre de Grace, MD) Troopers recovered thousands of dollars worth of cocaine from the trunk of a car in which two men were killed early this morning after the driver fled from a trooper trying to stop him on I-95 in Harford County.

The driver was identified as Charles L. Quinones, Jr., 37, of the 5200-block of Cromarty Road, Baltimore, Md. During the crash investigation, troopers found Quinones was wanted on a felony warrant in Baltimore County for failure to appear for a charge of possession with intent to distribute cocaine. Troopers also found his driver’s license had been suspended in Maryland for more than one year.

The passenger was identified as Willie S. Robertson, 74, of the 1000-block of Jeanette Way, Bel Air, Md. The 2005 Mercury Sable Quinones was driving was registered to Robertson.

Shortly after 5:00 a.m. today, a trooper assigned to the State Police Pro-Active Criminal Enforcement Team was working patrol on southbound I-95 south of Rt. 272 when he observed the Mercury headed in the same direction. The trooper saw that the rear license plate was obstructed and determined the vehicle was traveling 72 mph in a posted 65 mph zone.

Approaching the Rt. 222 interchange, the trooper activated his lights and siren on his marked Ford Expedition State Police patrol vehicle. The driver of the Mercury, later identified as Quinones, signaled he was pulling over, then quickly swerved to the fast lane and accelerated.

Quinones continued south on I-95 driving aggressively as he weaved between vehicles. The pursuing trooper was traveling at 90 mph, but was unable to keep up with the fleeing Mercury. The trooper was about one-half mile behind as he approached the Rt. 155 exit and saw the Mercury swerve across several lanes, cut off a tractor trailer, and take the ramp to westbound Rt. 155.

The trooper took the exit ramp and, near the end of the ramp about one-quarter mile off I-95, found the Mercury had gone off the eastbound side of Rt. 155 and crashed into trees not far from the shoulder of the road. The trooper and other responding troopers attempted to render aid to the two men and called for a State Police helicopter and an ambulance. Medics who arrived at the scene pronounced the men dead.

Witnesses told troopers the driver of the Mercury was passing cars on the right as it came off Rt. 155 at a high rate of speed. They said the driver then lost control, swerved across the highway and crashed.

A police search of the heavily damaged car found six and one-half ounces of powder cocaine in plastic bags in the trunk. State Police drug investigators estimate the cocaine could have been sold on the street for more than $18,000.

The crash is being investigated by the Maryland State Police CRASH Team. A detailed crash reconstruction will be conducted. The investigation is continuing.


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Sunday, May 11, 2008

20080510 Dog attacks horses fatally injures one by Mary Gail Hare

Dog attacks horses, fatally injures one

There are many aspects of this sad story that are outrageous. Pick our own: The frequency of pit bulls involved in vicious attacks; or the apparent lack of responsibility on the part of the dog owner; and/or the apparent lack of consequences for the dog’s owner…

Pit bull's owner previously fined for unsecured animal

www.baltimoresun.com/news/local/harford/bal-md.ha.pitbull10may10,0,1398426.story

By Sun Reporter Mary Gail Hare May 10, 2008 baltimoresun.com

A young male pit bull attacked several horses pastured at a northern Harford County farm Wednesday, injuring one so severely that it was put down. Another horse might not survive its injuries and a third has nearly 50 stitches on its face, officials said.

Harford County animal control officials ordered the dog destroyed yesterday.

"Based on information from witnesses and past history, this dog was considered potentially dangerous and had to be destroyed for the safety of this neighborhood," said Pamela Arney, Harford's animal control officer.

The dog was often seen running loose in the Forest Hill area near the Grier Nursery Road farm. Twice since March, Jonathan Russo, the dog's owner and the farm's neighbor, had been fined $60 for not securing the animal. Russo, who could not be reached for comment yesterday, received another $95 fine Thursday.

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The dog grabbed a 6-year-old Welsh pony by the nose and hung on, despite the horse's efforts to shake it off. It took 45 stitches to close the pony's bite wounds. The dog then chased a 2-year-old Chincoteague pony and tore at its left hind leg so deeply that its survival remains in question. A 350-pound yearling sustained a fatal injury when the dog grabbed its foreleg and pulled it down. The deep bites exposed joints and tendons on the Welsh pony cross and its leg was broken.

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"I know its owner has rights, but along with that comes responsibility," Klein said. "This dog was unpredictable and vicious."

Wilson, the horses' owner, credited Klein with saving the remaining animals. She has mounting veterinary bills, already in excess of $1,500 and has lost a horse worth about $7,000, she said. As of yesterday, Wilson said that Russo had not contacted her.

Read the entire article here: Dog attacks horses, fatally injures one

Thursday, September 06, 2007

20070905 Harford County News Briefs

Harford County, Maryland News Briefs

September 5th, 2007

Bill vetoed to increase fines for false alarms

5 days ago - Harford County Executive David Craig halted plans to increase fines for false fire alarms tenfold this week, saying he felt the higher penalties were too punitive.

County SAT scores drop

6 days ago - Harford County high school students’ SAT scores dropped this year in reading, math and writing, according to test results released this week.

Farmland-preservation plans would save 1,500 acres

12 days ago - About 1,500 acres in Harford would be preserved as farmland under a proposed $19 million expansion of the county’s farmland-preservation program.

Police ID body found in motel room

14 days ago - Police in Harford County on Tuesday identified the body found Saturday in a motel room outside Aberdeen as 26-year-old Robert Donte Hemphill.

Harford detention center set to expand

14 days ago - The Harford County Detention Center is set to begin a $29 million expansion to ease overcrowding.

Body found in Route 40 motel

16 days ago - Harford County suffered its second homicide in two weeks and its third for the year with the discovery of an unidentified man’s corpse Saturday night in the Keyser Motel just outside Aberdeen.

Shelter's progress draws support

18 days ago - Harford’s Humane Society insists conditions and care for animals have improved at its Fallston shelter after complaints of sick and dying animals there.

Ban sludge spreading in park, county lawmakers tell state

19 days ago - Harford County lawmakers are demanding the state stop allowing sewage sludge to be spread at Susquehanna State Park so residents can use the area again.

Animal hoarder to get psychiatric evaluation

20 days ago - Donna Bell couldn’t turn away desperate animals.

Five Harford schools fail federal tests

20 days ago - Four of nine Harford County middle schools and one of 32 elementary schools failed to meet federal reading and math goals this year, according to state data released Wednesday.

Wednesday, November 08, 2006

20061107 Harford County General Election Results

Election Summary Report
Gubernatorial General Election
State of Maryland, Harford County
Tuesday, November 7, 2006
Summary For Jurisdiction Wide, , All Races
UNOFFICIAL

11/08/06
00:54:10

Registered Voters 136541 - Cards Cast 81471 59.67%

Num. Report Precinct 69 - Num. Reporting 69 100.00%

GOVERNOR / LT. GOVERNOR

Total

Number of Precincts

69

Precincts Reporting

69

100.0 %

Times Counted

81471/136541

59.7 %

Total Votes

81174


Ehrlich-Cox

REP

50711

62.47%

O'Malley-Brown

DEM

29592

36.46%

Boyd-Madigan

GRN

677

0.83%

Driscoll-Rothstein

POP

149

0.18%

Write-in Votes

45

0.06%

COMPTROLLER

Total

Number of Precincts

69

Precincts Reporting

69

100.0 %

Times Counted

81471/136541

59.7 %

Total Votes

78262


McCarthy, Anne M.

REP

44823

57.27%

Franchot, Peter

DEM

33265

42.50%

Write-in Votes

174

0.22%

ATTORNEY GENERAL

Total

Number of Precincts

69

Precincts Reporting

69

100.0 %

Times Counted

81471/136541

59.7 %

Total Votes

77143


Rolle, Scott L.

REP

43518

56.41%

Gansler, Douglas F.

DEM

33555

43.50%

Write-in Votes

70

0.09%

U.S. SENATOR

Total

Number of Precincts

69

Precincts Reporting

69

100.0 %

Times Counted

81471/136541

59.7 %

Total Votes

80861


Steele, Michael S.

REP

49803

61.59%

Cardin, Ben

DEM

29551

36.55%

Zeese, Kevin

GRN

1474

1.82%

Write-in Votes

33

0.04%

U.S. CONGRESS 01

Total

Number of Precincts

33

Precincts Reporting

33

100.0 %

Times Counted

45561/73438

62.0 %

Total Votes

43718


Gilchrest, Wayne T.

REP

30603

70.00%

Corwin, Jim

DEM

13082

29.92%

Write-in Votes

33

0.08%

U.S. CONGRESS 02

Total

Number of Precincts

28

Precincts Reporting

28

100.0 %

Times Counted

23901/43783

54.6 %

Total Votes

23168


Mathis, Jimmy

REP

8292

35.79%

Ruppersberger, C. A.

DEM

14856

64.12%

Write-in Votes

20

0.09%

U.S. CONGRESS 06

Total

Number of Precincts

8

Precincts Reporting

8

100.0 %

Times Counted

12009/19320

62.2 %

Total Votes

11298


Bartlett, Roscoe G.

REP

7543

66.76%

Duck, Andrew James

DEM

3298

29.19%

Kozak, Robert E.

GRN

450

3.98%

Write-in Votes

7

0.06%

STATE SENATOR 07

Total

Number of Precincts

9

Precincts Reporting

9

100.0 %

Times Counted

10925/18398

59.4 %

Total Votes

10240


Harris, Andy

REP

5899

57.61%

Foerster, Patricia A

DEM

4336

42.34%

Write-in Votes

5

0.05%

STATE SENATOR 34

Total

Number of Precincts

25

Precincts Reporting

25

100.0 %

Times Counted

21804/39914

54.6 %

Total Votes

21189


Jacobs, Nancy

REP

11837

55.86%

Kilby, William B.

DEM

9341

44.08%

Write-in Votes

11

0.05%

STATE SENATOR 35

Total

Number of Precincts

35

Precincts Reporting

35

100.0 %

Times Counted

48742/78229

62.3 %

Total Votes

46485


Hooper, J. Robert

REP

31255

67.24%

Kollar, Stanley A.

DEM

15206

32.71%

Write-in Votes

24

0.05%

HOUSE OF DELEGATES 35B

Total

Number of Precincts

12

Precincts Reporting

12

100.0 %

Times Counted

15918/25908

61.4 %

Total Votes

15364


McComas, Susan K.

REP

9454

61.53%

Carey, David

DEM

5901

38.41%

Write-in Votes

9

0.06%

HOUSE OF DELEGATES 34A

Total

Number of Precincts

25

Precincts Reporting

25

100.0 %

Times Counted

21804/39914

54.6 %

Total Votes

36170


Glass, Glen

REP

7481

20.68%

Kohl, Sheryl Davis

REP

6922

19.14%

James, Mary-Dulany

DEM

11654

32.22%

Riley, B. Daniel

DEM

10093

27.90%

Write-in Votes

20

0.06%

HOUSE OF DELEGATES 35A

Total

Number of Precincts

23

Precincts Reporting

23

100.0 %

Times Counted

32824/52321

62.7 %

Total Votes

47725


Glassman, Barry

REP

18991

39.79%

Stifler, Donna

REP

16314

34.18%

DeRan, Craig H.

DEM

12356

25.89%

Write-in Votes

64

0.13%

HOUSE OF DELEGATES 07

Total

Number of Precincts

9

Precincts Reporting

9

100.0 %

Times Counted

10925/18398

59.4 %

Total Votes

27596


Impallaria, Rick

REP

5539

20.07%

Jennings, J. B.

REP

5097

18.47%

McDonough, Pat

REP

5822

21.10%

Hart, Linda W.

DEM

3833

13.89%

Nelson, Rebecca L.

DEM

3278

11.88%

Sturgill, Jack R. Jr

DEM

3418

12.39%

Fell, Kim

GRN

598

2.17%

Write-in Votes

11

0.04%

COUNTY EXECUTIVE

Total

Number of Precincts

69

Precincts Reporting

69

100.0 %

Times Counted

81471/136541

59.7 %

Total Votes

78815


Craig, David R.

REP

40451

51.32%

Helton, Ann C.

DEM

38279

48.57%

Write-in Votes

85

0.11%

PRES COUNTY COUNCIL

Total

Number of Precincts

69

Precincts Reporting

69

100.0 %

Times Counted

81471/136541

59.7 %

Total Votes

77745


Boniface, Billy

REP

50776

65.31%

White, Charles J. Jr

DEM

26907

34.61%

Write-in Votes

62

0.08%

COUNTY COUNCIL A

Total

Number of Precincts

10

Precincts Reporting

10

100.0 %

Times Counted

10109/18944

53.4 %

Total Votes

9756


Biggs, Christopher J

REP

4132

42.35%

Guthrie, Dion F.

DEM

5604

57.44%

Write-in Votes

20

0.21%

COUNTY COUNCIL B

Total

Number of Precincts

10

Precincts Reporting

10

100.0 %

Times Counted

14889/24200

61.5 %

Total Votes

14311


Chenowith, Roni

REP

7105

49.65%

Twanmoh, Val

DEM

6693

46.77%

Bittner, Brian

GRN

504

3.52%

Write-in Votes

9

0.06%

COUNTY COUNCIL C

Total

Number of Precincts

11

Precincts Reporting

11

100.0 %

Times Counted

16043/26237

61.1 %

Total Votes

15090


McMahan, James "Jim"

REP

9462

62.70%

Morrissey Ward, Joan

DEM

5610

37.18%

Write-in Votes

18

0.12%

COUNTY COUNCIL D

Total

Number of Precincts

10

Precincts Reporting

10

100.0 %

Times Counted

14735/23586

62.5 %

Total Votes

14062


Shrodes, Chad R.

REP

10148

72.17%

Cox, Terence

DEM

3866

27.49%

Write-in Votes

48

0.34%

COUNTY COUNCIL E

Total

Number of Precincts

14

Precincts Reporting

14

100.0 %

Times Counted

13979/23440

59.6 %

Total Votes

13313


Slutzky, Richard

REP

8272

62.13%

Wheeler, Leonard D.

DEM

5034

37.81%

Write-in Votes

7

0.05%

COUNTY COUNCIL F

Total

Number of Precincts

14

Precincts Reporting

14

100.0 %

Times Counted

11716/20134

58.2 %

Total Votes

11168


Correri, John P. Jr

REP

4367

39.10%

Lisanti, Mary Ann

DEM

6792

60.82%

Write-in Votes

9

0.08%

JUDGE CIRCUIT COURT 03

Total

Number of Precincts

69

Precincts Reporting

69

100.0 %

Times Counted

81471/136541

59.7 %

Total Votes

64465


Waldron, Stephen M.

64079

99.40%

Write-in Votes

386

0.60%

JUDGE SPEC APPEAL AT LG

Total

Number of Precincts

69

Precincts Reporting

69

100.0 %

Times Counted

81471/136541

59.7 %

Total Votes

67696


YES Hollander, Ellen

58669

86.67%

NO Hollander, Ellen

9027

13.33%

JUDGE SPEC APPEALS 02

Total

Number of Precincts

69

Precincts Reporting

69

100.0 %

Times Counted

81471/136541

59.7 %

Total Votes

66821


YES Eyler, James R.

57438

85.96%

NO Eyler, James R.

9383

14.04%

STATE'S ATTORNEY

Total

Number of Precincts

69

Precincts Reporting

69

100.0 %

Times Counted

81471/136541

59.7 %

Total Votes

66171


Cassilly, Joseph I.

REP

65668

99.24%

Write-in Votes

503

0.76%

CLERK CIRCUIT COURT

Total

Number of Precincts

69

Precincts Reporting

69

100.0 %

Times Counted

81471/136541

59.7 %

Total Votes

75039


Reilly, James

REP

44673

59.53%

Barnhart, Gloria

DEM

30331

40.42%

Write-in Votes

35

0.05%

REGISTER OF WILLS

Total

Number of Precincts

69

Precincts Reporting

69

100.0 %

Times Counted

81471/136541

59.7 %

Total Votes

75261


Hopkins, Harry L. W.

REP

48638

64.63%

Roper, Eric

DEM

26555

35.28%

Write-in Votes

68

0.09%

SHERIFF

Total

Number of Precincts

69

Precincts Reporting

69

100.0 %

Times Counted

81471/136541

59.7 %

Total Votes

77192


Cochran, Norm

REP

31982

41.43%

Bane, Jesse

DEM

45019

58.32%

Write-in Votes

191

0.25%

STATE QUESTION 01

Total

Number of Precincts

69

Precincts Reporting

69

100.0 %

Times Counted

81471/136541

59.7 %

Total Votes

73952


For the Constitution

63171

85.42%

Against the Constitu

10781

14.58%

STATE QUESTION 02

Total

Number of Precincts

69

Precincts Reporting

69

100.0 %

Times Counted

81471/136541

59.7 %

Total Votes

64993


For the Constitution

48116

74.03%

Against the Constitu

16877

25.97%

STATE QUESTION 03

Total

Number of Precincts

69

Precincts Reporting

69

100.0 %

Times Counted

81471/136541

59.7 %

Total Votes

71227


For the Constitution

46595

65.42%

Against the Constitu

24632

34.58%

STATE QUESTION 04

Total

Number of Precincts

69

Precincts Reporting

69

100.0 %

Times Counted

81471/136541

59.7 %

Total Votes

66857


For the Referred Law

45234

67.66%

Against the Referred

21623

32.34%