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Knowledge is crucial to grassroots momentum as independents change politics in Maryland.

Ready to get nerdy? Take a leap and read through Suessmann v. Lamone, a case from 2004 where the judges got so confused trying to interpret Maryland's electoral code that they declared that statutory non-partisan judicial races are actually partisan because the major parties include the races on thier ballots. This is a prime example of the dysfunction in the code, and a good jumping off point to learn more.

Ready to meet your legislators? We'll help you visit them or contact them, and give you talking points and suggestions. You can report back here to share your experiences.






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