Working Class Party

You can follow it on our free C-SPAN Now mobile app and streamed at C-SPAN.org. A poll released today by the University of Maryland Baltimore County's Institute of Politics shows Wes Moore at 51% of those polled, Dan Cox at 24%, 11% would vote for a third party candidate, and 14% they were undecided.

Maryland Matters reported on Monday there are four candidates on the ballot for governor this fall, but Andy Ellis, the Green Party nominee, and Kathy White, Working Class Party nominee, were not invited to the debate because they were-- did not reach the 10% threshold in polling as set by Maryland Public Television.

Washington Post writing that Maryland Governor Wes Moore and other state lawmakers will not participate in President Donald Trump's announcement of a multi-billion dollar investment in submarine manufacturing in Maryland, according to multiple people who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss private conversations.

Trump is scheduled to visit Baltimore on Tuesday afternoon for an announcement with Anduril Industries, which will invest $3.7 billion in a new shipyard.

Michigan's midterm election ballot is littered with socialists.

Candidates who in the past would be relegated to the fringes of the ballot under labels such as Workers of the World Party, Working Class Party, and Let's All Just Have a Big Party are now carrying major office banners for the Democratic Party.

These political misfits have found entry to the big time through the Democratic Socialists of America.

The DSA isn't a political party.