Baltimore County is awaiting results in highly competitive primary races that could shake up the county’s political landscape, and days of counting mail-in ballots are still ahead.
Baltimore County is awaiting results in highly competitive primary races that could shake up the county’s political landscape, and days of counting mail-in ballots are still ahead.
Baltimore County voters have made their selections in primary races for state’s attorney, the County Council and county executive ahead of the November general contest. Results were incomplete Tuesday evening, with polls closing at 8 p.m. and a large number of ballots yet to be counted.