Many Maryland election officials would prefer to forget the state's 2006 primaries. Long lines, technical glitches and reports of intimidation plagued polling places across the state two years ago. Now, a task force is recommending a series of changes to try to prevent similar problems from happening in this November's election. We'll look at those suggestions and discuss whether they're enough to ensure a smooth election this fall.
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Voting Irregularities in Maryland
Listen Thursday, May. 1, 2008 at 12:06 p.m. in Politics, SocietyGuests
Benjamin Cardin
U.S. Senator (D- MD)
Douglas Gansler
Maryland Attorney General
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