Voter turnout was slow across polling locations throughout the Laurel area Tuesday morning as residents headed to the polls to cast ballots in Maryland's primary election.
Editorial teams from The...
By SOPHIE GORMAN ORIANI — Hello to all you Hyattsville Life & Times (HL&T) readers! I am so happy to have joined the paper as the new associate editor. Thank you very much for the warm welcome...
The Hyattsville Life & Times reached out to candidates registered to run in our local primary elections. You'll find unedited statements of those who submitted below. Candidates are listed in alphabetical...
BY KRISSI HUMBARD — Maryland voters came out in droves for the first day of early voting, setting a new record for highest turnout.
State elections officials reported 122,880 Maryland voters cast...
Today is the last day to register to vote by mail or online in Maryland. Voters have until 9 p.m. to make sure they are registered for the upcoming presidential election.
Residents can use Maryland's...
BY REBECCA BENNETT — Citing a historic election year last year, the Board of Supervisors of Elections presented extensive changes to city election law to the Hyattsville City Council for discussion...
BY REBECCA BENNETT — Tonight is a big night for the Hyattsville City Council. At 7:45 p.m., a public hearing is scheduled about lowering the voting age in city elections to 16 years old. During the council...
BY CAROLINE SELLE — Although most of the 2014 election results for Prince George's County were determined in the primaries, with many candidates running in the general election unopposed, one race remains...
Updated on November 15 at 2:58 p.m.
The results of the November 4 election (rounded to the nearest percentage) were as follows:
MD Governor: 51% for Larry Hogan (R)
MD Comptroller: 63% for Peter Franchot...
Editors note: the City of Hyattsville brought to our attention several inconsistencies in our story with what happened at the council meeting, and we updated the story below.
BY GRANT WHITTINGTON — Updated...
In the aftermath of the gubernatorial election, I’m taking stock of what it really means to be part of a community. It’s a question I struggle with on a near-daily basis and especially when I head...
BY CAROLINE SELLE — On November 4, Prince George’s County voters will answer a total of ten County-specific questions on the gubernatorial election ballot. Though most of the questions deal with setting...
