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By Doni Glover, Publisher
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(BALTIMORE – July 5, 2022) – Well, Marylanders – as the fireworks subside, those followers of politics know that we’re in the final stretch of the Primary. Early Voting starts Thursday. And coming around the bend in what looks like a three-horse race for the next Governor of Maryland on the Democratic side is Comptroller Peter Franchot, former US Secretary of Labor Tom Perez, and Rhodes Scholar/Veteran/former Robin Hood CEO Wes Moore.

To say the least, political campaigning in the fray of a pandemic is no easy feat, especially for those running for statewide offices. It takes collaboration, teamwork, leadership, and ingenuity. More importantly, it takes know-how.

Take, for instance, the creation of a campaign sign. I have seen all kinds. Some candidates have no clue about how a sign is constructed. I’ll tell you this much, if it doesn’t convey the person’s last name from across the street, it isn’t effective. Also, only a headshot is necessary, and don’t forget to include the position for which one is vying. All that other stuff is meaningless and a complete waste of space.