Elections – Seton Hill

Elections Results

SetonHill November 5, 2014 November 5, 2014

Here are the main (unofficial) election results from the 2014 General Election:

Governor/Lt. Governor (State of MD results)

Vote for One	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisionals	Total Votes	%
Anthony G. Brown And Ken Ulman	DEM	163,956	606,555	0	770,511	46.82
Larry Hogan And Boyd Rutherford	REP	136,714	710,393	0	847,107	51.47
Shawn Quinn And Lorenzo Gaztanaga	LIB	3,423	20,378	0	23,801	1.45
All Write Ins		1,167	3,092	0	4,259	0.26

Comptroller

Vote for One	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisionals	Total Votes	%
Peter Franchot	DEM	209,977	794,712	0	1,004,689	62.46
William H. Campbell	REP	89,679	511,665	0	601,344	37.39
All Write Ins		419	1,966	0	2,385	0.15

Attorney General

Vote for One	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Total Votes	%
Brian E. Frosh	DEM	184,644	699,410	884,054	55.5
Jeffrey N. Pritzker	REP	104,714	548,285	652,999	40.99
Leo Wayne Dymowski	LIB	7,179	46,712	53,891	3.38
All Write Ins		424	1,565	1,989	0.12

Representative in Congress, Congressional District 7

Vote for One	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Total Votes	%
Elijah Cummings	DEM	33,694	103,219	136,913	69.64
Corrogan R. Vaughn	REP	10,197	43,510	53,707	27.32
Scott Soffen	LIB	991	4,786	5,777	2.94
All Write Ins		41	156	197	0.1

State Senator, Legislative District 40

Vote for One	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisionals	Total Votes	%
Catherine E. Pugh	DEM	2,789	15,843	0	18,632	97.99
All Write Ins		25	357	0	382	2.01

House of Delegates, Legislative District 40

Vote for No More Than Three	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisionals	Total Votes	%
Frank M. Conaway, Jr.	DEM	2,200	10,924	0	13,124	30.45
Antonio Hayes	DEM	2,254	11,431	0	13,685	31.75
Barbara A. Robinson	DEM	2,222	10,987	0	13,209	30.65
All Write Ins		196	2,888	0	3,084	7.16
Shawn Tarrant (Write In)	DEM

Bond Issues:

Question A – School Loan

		Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisionals	Total Votes	%
For		20,727	81,450	0	102,177	82.02
Against		3,722	18,683	0	22,405	17.98

Question B – Recreation and Public Facilities Loan

		Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisionals	Total Votes	%
For		20,791	81,959	0	102,750	82.67
Against		3,606	17,928	0	21,534	17.33

Question C – Community and Economic Development Loan

		Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisionals	Total Votes	%
For		18,132	69,857	0	87,989	71.98
Against		5,906	28,341	0	34,247	28.02

Question D – Baltimore Museum of Art Loan

		Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisionals	Total Votes	%
For		18,653	73,949	0	92,602	75.35
Against		5,441	24,847	0	30,288	24.65

Question E – Walters Art Museum Loan

		Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisionals	Total Votes	%
For		18,808	74,399	0	93,207	75.88
Against		5,291	24,332	0	29,623	24.12

Question F – Port Discovery Childern’s Museum Loan

		Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisionals	Total Votes	%
For		19,286	74,884	0	94,170	76.85
Against		4,770	23,595	0	28,365	23.15

Question G – National Aquarium at Baltimore

		Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisionals	Total Votes	%
For		19,026	75,836	0	94,862	77.48
Against		4,930	22,645	0	27,575	22.52

Charter Amendments:

Question H – City Council – Independent Counsel

		Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisionals	Total Votes	%
For the Charter Amendment		15,396	59,171	0	74,567	66.52
Against the Charter Amendment		6,863	30,672	0	37,535	33.48

Question I – Multi-Year Collective Bargaining

		Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisionals	Total Votes	%
For the Charter Amendment		17,211	64,115	0	81,326	71.93
Against the Charter Amendment		5,292	26,452	0	31,744	28.07

Question J – Transfer of Power and Duties

		Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisionals	Total Votes	%
For the Charter Amendment		18,722	73,939	0	92,661	81.11
Against the Charter Amendment		3,977	17,602	0	21,579	18.89

Board Elections!

SetonHill October 13, 2014 October 13, 2014

The Seton Hill Neighborhood Association will be holding elections during our General Meeting on 14 October at 7 pm at the Saint Mary’s Spiritual Center conference room (604 N Paca Street, through the fenced parking lot and then through the glass doors).

Don’t forget to join/renew your membership with the Seton Hill Association. You can do this online, or at the meeting on Tuesday. The Seton Hill Association represents and advocates for our neighborhood with City and State government. The Seton Hill Association is also the advocacy group for the Seton Hill National Historic District, Saint Mary’s Park and Howards Park.

The Agenda for October’s Meeting:
-Proposal to change the hours for Seton Hill Area 10 Residential Parking Permit (RPP) Area
-Presentation of plans for apartment development on the 400 block of Eutaw Street.
-Board Election (see slate below)

Ballot:
Executive Board:
1. President – Kevin Macartney
2. Vice President – Bryan Dunn
3. Secretary – Karen French
4. Treasurer – Aaron Greenlun

Board of Directors:
1. Fr. John Kemper
2. Tom Pisanic
3. Dawnn McCleary

2014 has been a successful year for Seton Hill:
-The Baltimore City Paper named our Saint Mary’s Park 2014 Best Park in Baltimore in their annual Best Of Baltimore edition. This honor is in no small part the result of strong neighborhood advocacy for the Park and also due to John Crimy, the Park Steward hired by the Association to clean and green our historic lovely park! This 2014 honor comes on top of last year’s award to Seton Hill of 2013 Best Neighborhood in Baltimore!
-The Association is partnering with the Baltimore Bike Party in their effort to bring together diverse neighborhoods in the City with their monthly fun bike ride. The ride always begins in Saint Mary’s Park the last Friday of the month at 7 pm bringing hundreds of people from all over Baltimore to our park for riding, respecting and revelry.
-A wonderfully successful French Fair, full of fantastic music, great food, and tons of fun for both the adults and the kids!
-Check out our constantly updated website at setonhill.org to find out what is happening in Seton Hill and to get involved!

Primaries are over

SetonHill October 8, 2014 June 26, 2014

Now what? Well, first of all, you’re not done voting. This election was to choose who will run in the General Election, 4 November 2014. Primaries are elections within a political party to determine who will run in the General Election. At the moment, here are the candidates for the upcoming General Election:

Governor:
Anthony G. Brown and Ken Ulman (D)
Larry Hogan and Boyd Rutherford (R)

Comptroller:
Peter Franchot (D)
William H. Campbell (R)

Attorney General:
Brian E. Frosh (D)
Jeffrey N. Pritzker (R)

US Congress, District 7:
Elijah Cummings (D)
Corrogan R. Vaughn (R)

State Senators, District 40:
Catherine E. Pugh (D)

State Representatives, District 40:
Antonio Hayes
Frank M. Conaway, Jr.
Barbara A. Robinson

State’s Attorney, Baltimore City:
Marilyn J. Mosby

If you are interested in the full election results, you can find them on the State Board of Election’s webpage.