Sallie The list you supplied is in error. See Maryland Election Boundaries - Maryland Legislative Districts 2022 | Maryland's GIS Data Catalog https://share.google/Wgp6g1L6QA2Rx2dvl
But you're welcome to believe anything you want and you're welcome to disagree with me as much as you want. But thank you for being a reader.
please note the information from the Frederick and Carroll County Boards of Elections
.. I see where District 5 comes into Frederick but not District 4? Really not trying to beat a dead horse but I think this is important because the premise of your article is that Moore is moving into "Red" areas and no where in Maryland is more "Red" than Carroll.
Frederick County board of Election is in error too...
No I really just want to understand. Thank you for your link. I see information both ways on the Maryland Legislative site... has Folden listed both in Frederick and Carroll as you say and in just Frederick in his individual listing.
Chuck Cook seems almost certain to flip the seat now held by Republican Stuart Schmidt, who barely won in 2022. Schmidt seems to vote with the Democrats more often than any other GOP delegate, probably won't save him.
Republican Senator Bill Folden seems like the top target in that body for a flip. So Moore's investment in Lara Westrup seems logical.
I can understand Moore helping the Democratic challenger in Wicomico, since the Republican incumbent is an appointee and the former GOP delegate in that district (Carl Anderton, who voted more often than Schmidt with Democrats, now works for Moore. Maybe Anderton will be helping the campaign there.
You know what you're talking about. I'm reading it very much the same way. If Governor Moore takes the 95 corridor like I am sure he's going to and adds any sort of a victory at all in Anne, Arundel and Frederick, he's going to get the numbers that make him look presidential. I don't think most people realize it, but he's a much bigger deal outside of Maryland than he is inside of Maryland as far as people looking at the presidential campaign.
FYI District 4 isn't in Carroll County.
Thanks Sallie Taylor. It is mostly in Frederick bit since reapportionment D4 has a small chunk of Carroll.
Might want to check out... https://mgaleg.maryland.gov/Other/Redistricting/2022ENACTED-WEBMAPS/Enacted-reports/Senateofficial-PlanComponents-county.pdf
Sallie The list you supplied is in error. See Maryland Election Boundaries - Maryland Legislative Districts 2022 | Maryland's GIS Data Catalog https://share.google/Wgp6g1L6QA2Rx2dvl
But you're welcome to believe anything you want and you're welcome to disagree with me as much as you want. But thank you for being a reader.
So where does District 4 come into Carroll..
please note the information from the Frederick and Carroll County Boards of Elections
.. I see where District 5 comes into Frederick but not District 4? Really not trying to beat a dead horse but I think this is important because the premise of your article is that Moore is moving into "Red" areas and no where in Maryland is more "Red" than Carroll.
Frederick County board of Election is in error too...
https://www.frederickcountymd.gov/1670/Election-Maps#docaccess-89be01395a08accea2f264ee7d63f082
And I guess the Carroll County election board is in error too...
https://elections.carrollcountymd.gov/districtsPrecincts.aspx
Commissioner Districts
Carroll County is comprised of five Commissioner districts. To view Carroll County district and precinct information, follow the links below.
Commissioner District Map
Text Listing of Commissioner Districts and Precincts
Legislative Districts
Carroll County has one Legislative District and one Sub-district. The district is 5 and the sub-district is 42C.
Legislative District Map
Text Listing of Legislative Districts and Precincts
No I really just want to understand. Thank you for your link. I see information both ways on the Maryland Legislative site... has Folden listed both in Frederick and Carroll as you say and in just Frederick in his individual listing.
Chuck Cook seems almost certain to flip the seat now held by Republican Stuart Schmidt, who barely won in 2022. Schmidt seems to vote with the Democrats more often than any other GOP delegate, probably won't save him.
Republican Senator Bill Folden seems like the top target in that body for a flip. So Moore's investment in Lara Westrup seems logical.
I can understand Moore helping the Democratic challenger in Wicomico, since the Republican incumbent is an appointee and the former GOP delegate in that district (Carl Anderton, who voted more often than Schmidt with Democrats, now works for Moore. Maybe Anderton will be helping the campaign there.
You know what you're talking about. I'm reading it very much the same way. If Governor Moore takes the 95 corridor like I am sure he's going to and adds any sort of a victory at all in Anne, Arundel and Frederick, he's going to get the numbers that make him look presidential. I don't think most people realize it, but he's a much bigger deal outside of Maryland than he is inside of Maryland as far as people looking at the presidential campaign.