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2011 Maryland Elections

Election Results in Baltimore

Tuesday, November 8th was Election Day in Baltimore City. For over 30 years the Maryland League of Conversation Voters (LCV) has worked to elect candidates who care about the environment and made our air, land, water and people a priority. We hold legislators accountable and work to pass strong environmental laws that protect the Maryland we all love.

We are working in Baltimore City to elect those candidates who see the connection between a strong economy and a clean environment.

In this election we have endorsed: mdlcvendorsed2010CROPED

• Stephanie Rawlings-Blake for Mayor (won)
• Bernard "Jack" Young for Council President (won)
• Jim Kraft in District 1 (won)
• Bob Curran in District 3 (won)
• Bill Henry in District 4 (won)
• Sharon Middleton in District 6 (won)
• Bill Cole in District 11 (won)
• Mary Pat Clarke in District 14 (won)

For more information please contact Dannielle Lipinski at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Thanks for voting!

8 out of 11 of MDLCV's Endorsed Candidates Win in Baltimore's Primary!

Tuesday, September 13th was primary election day in Baltimore City and MDLCV was there working to elect candidates who will protect our Air, Land and Water and people. We worked in particular in District 1 to elect Jim Kraft and District 12 to elect Odette Ramos. Jim Kraft won his primary but unfortunately, Odette Ramos did not.

We are happy to report that 8 out of 11 or 73% of our endorsed candidates won their races. Here is a list of who we endorsed and how they did in their race.

Voting matters in Baltimore!

voting We need leaders who will work to preserve clean air, land, and water - leaders who share our values.

Finding the time in the middle of a busy work day can be inconvenient, but now, in Maryland, voting has never been easier. For the first time you can vote before election day - early voting ends September 8th.

See our endorsements!

If you want to beat the rush, here's what you need to know.