BMORENews Founder Doni Glover reports from Annapolis as the District 10 delegate race shifts and Northwest Baltimore County voters prepare for a pivotal election. (ANNAPOLIS – March 10, 2026) – There’s nothing quite like popping up in Annapolis during Maryland’s legislative session. The 90-day Maryland General Assembly session is relentless. The state’s 47 senators and 141 delegates debate roughly 2,500 bills affecting everything from energy costs and public safety to education funding and economic development. It is serious work. And on any given day, Annapolis becomes a meeting place for lawmakers, advocates, community leaders, and everyday Marylanders determined to ensure their voices are heard. During my visit this week, my focus was clear: Northwest Baltimore County, a key part of BMORENews’ coverage area. Earlier in the day, I had the opportunity to interview Legislative Black Caucus Chair Delegate N. Scott Phillips, followed by conversations with Senator Antonio Hayes and Senator Cory McCray. Later that evening, attention turned to 10th Legislative District Night in Annapolis, where constituents gathered with their elected officials. Representing the district today are Senator Ben Brooks and Delegates Adrienne A. Jones, Jennifer White-Holland, and N. Scott Phillips. And yes — there was good food. Island Quizine catered the event, the same Island Quizine where BMORENews will host Black Wall Street Milford Mill this Thursday. But while many attendees were enjoying dinner and networking, what I saw unfolding was something else. Politics. And if you’ve ever watched a gladiator movie, you know the moment before the big fight — when the fighters sharpen their skills before the arena gates open. That’s where we are now. Because with the June 23 primary election approaching, campaign season is officially underway. A Shift in the District 10 Delegate Race In Maryland legislative districts, voters typically elect one state senator and three delegates. Historically, incumbents hold an advantage, but upsets are always possible. In today’s political environment — where campaigns rely on sophisticated voter data, analytics, and targeted outreach — it is easier than ever to identify exactly what a candidate did wrong or what an opponent simply did better. And in District 10, the House of Delegates race is already generating conversation across the Liberty Road corridor, from Woodlawn and Randallstown to Lochearn, Owings Mills, Milford Mill, and Granite. Part of the attention stems from a major change in the district’s political lineup. Speaker Emerita Adrienne A. Jones, who has long represented District 10 in the House of Delegates and made history as the first woman and first African American to serve as Speaker of the Maryland House, is not seeking re-election. In her place, Robin Harvey has joined the District 10 Unity Team slate, running alongside Senator Ben Brooks and Delegates Jennifer White-Holland and N. Scott Phillips. Harvey brings extensive experience in public service and community leadership. She previously served as the elected representative for Councilmanic District 1 on the Baltimore County Board of Education, where she served three years as Vice Chair and advocated for strong governance and equitable…
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(ST. MARY’S COUNTY, MD – February 23, 2026) — Wynne Briscoe has been building businesses since she was seven years old. More than three decades later, she has helped thousands of others do the same. A senior business strategist, entrepreneur, and nationally recognized manufacturing subject-matter expert, Briscoe is among the honorees at the inaugural Black Wall Street SOUTHERN MARYLAND Awards — and her record of service to the region’s small business community makes the recognition more than fitting. Her academic foundation began at the University of Maryland, where she earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice with a…
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