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Al CarrThe Kensington Councilman who long bided his time while building up experience and a base finally saw his hard work paid off with a seat in the House of Delegates. |
Roz PellesSerious credentials with labor and civil rights matters, numerous supporters and the backing of Lawton's family did not translate into Central Committee votes. |
Peter B. KrauserFormer state Democratic Party chair moves up another bench to chief judge of the Court of Special Appeals. |
Roscoe BartlettNobody wants to be called a Grinch on Christmas. Especially not by blue-collared workers. |
Nancy GrasmickA survivor. For now, anyway. |
Mike MillerWhile O'Malley and Busch took some of the blow, too, Miller has taken it upon himself to bear the brunt of the disrespect in the public eye. He'll have the last laugh. |
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