politics
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Paris Dennard Doesn’t Shy Away from Backing Trump
Paris Dennard is one African American who thinks President Donald Trump has improved the lives of Black people in the…
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D.C. Residents Deliberate on Orange’s Council Candidacy
Former D.C. Council member Vincent Orange has decided to get back into the political arena after a stint as the…
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One-on-One with Vincent Orange
Former D.C. Council member Vincent Orange spoke to the Informer about his candidacy for an independent at-large council seat.
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Pinto Articulates Sensitivity to Black D.C. Residents’ Plight
Brooke Pinto, the newest member of the D.C. Council representing Ward 2, will not have a large African American constituency,…
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Maryland Experienced Higher Voter Turnout, Challenges
Maryland election officials said nearly 1.5 million residents — 41 percent of registered voters — participated in a special election…
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George Upsets Todd in Ward 4, Other Incumbents Win Easily
District voters stood Tuesday in long lines practicing social distancing at voting centers in the backdrop of a city dealing…
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Biden Wins Maryland Primary, Brown Reelected
Although Maryland conducted its presidential primary election primarily by mail-in ballots, long lines late in the day Tuesday caused a…
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Trump Policies Lead Many to Say, ‘Vote Like Our Lives Depend on It’
The Republican National Committee and those who work with President Donald Trump have made a big deal over presumptive Democratic…
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Amid Pandemic, Maryland Voters Come Out for Primary Election
Maryland joined seven other states and Washington, D.C., in holding primary elections and with them transitioning mainly by mail.
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Obama’s Popularity Continues to Rise Amid Trump’s Rhetoric
With unrestrained vitriol and the stunning lack of leadership emanating from the White House on an almost daily basis, the…
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