From a breaking press release:
Rep. Donna Edwards' Alternate 2012 Congressional District Map
Congresswoman Edwards Unveils Alternative Redistricting Map
that Achieves Minority Representation Goals
In the House of Delegates, a "no" vote from more than 13 Democrats out of 98 could scuttle the plan if all Republicans oppose it.
Joseph C. Bryce, O'Malley's top legislative aide, left the door open to possible changes.See all 8 Maryland Congressional Districts Below:
Jedediah Millard, an employee of Montgomery County Councilwoman Nancy Floreen, says he was searching the Internet in March 2011 for sources detailing a county resolution regarding marriage equality. When Millard clicked on a link to go to Metro Weekly, the browser blocked the site and listed a description reading, ''Website contains prohibited Pornography/Nudity content....''
After some additional searching, Millard says he realized that many LGBT-related sites that are neither pornographic or show nudity had been blocked, so he notified a technician from the county's Office of Technology Services....Information is like water. This week, Maryland Juice published three instances of Montgomery County's workplace Internet filter blocking employees from reading about legitimate policy issues. The screencaps keep coming in. The previous sites in question were an anti-SUV environmental website, an LGBT news site, and a seniors community calendar. But make no mistake, the LGBT censorship is rarely an accident on the part of the censorship robots. They are usually programmed to operate exactly as they do. As a result, we called Montgomery County's censorship robot a bigot, and it turns out we were right.
Look to the left. Can you spot Delegate Heather Mizeur? Based on who else is in this photo, can you guess where it was taken? Hint: Not in Delegate Mizeur's District 20. This photo was taken at a District 16 Democratic Women's Club event.