The Office of the State Prosecutor (OSP) has filed five criminal charges against the former deputy director of the Cecil County Board of Elections for perjury, misconduct in office and allegedly falsifying required documents for the candidacy of Danielle Hornberger in her 2020 County Executive campaign. The prosecutor cited Hornberger’s candidacy and finance report...
Read more »
Tags: Alan McCarthy, Board of Elections, BOE, Circuit Court, corruption, county executive, criminal, danielle hornberger, election, election law, lawsuit, Lora Walters, Office of the State Prosecutor, OSP, perjury, Politics, Timothy Maloney
Posted in Alan McCarthy, campaign finance, cecil county, cecil county government, Cecil Government, Cecil Times, Elections, Elkton, politics, Republicans, Ted Kolodzey, Uncategorized, women | No Comments »
In the first-ever, mostly mail-in primary election in Cecil County history, political novice Danielle Hornberger held a compelling lead over incumbent Alan McCarthy for County Executive in the Republican primary, while incumbent Jackie Gregory was solidly ahead in the contested GOP primary for County Council in District 5, according to early returns from the...
Read more »
Tags: absentee, Alan McCarthy, andy harris, Board of Elections, BOE, campaign finance, cecil county, Cecil Tmes, County Council, county executive, danielle hornberger, Don Harmer, election, election law, ethics, Ethics Commission, Jackie Gregory, Kevin Hornberget, mail ballot, money, Politics, taxes, Trump, vote
Posted in Uncategorized | No Comments »
A CECIL TIMES Special Report Danielle Hornberger, wife of state Del. Kevin Hornberger, has raised more than $50,000 for her campaign for Cecil County Executive in the June Republican primary, relying heavily on her husband’s political contacts and campaign funds. And in her most recently reported donations, half of the money came from Port...
Read more »
Tags: andy harris, Board of Elections; poll, Board of Public Works. Wayne Norman, campaign, cecil county, county executive, danielle hornberger, delegate, Donaldson Brown Center, donations, election, election law, Gaby Buck, House, House of Delegates, Jackie Gregory, Kevin Hornberger, Mount Ariat, political campaign, Politics, Port Deposit, race, Republican, Senator Norman, Susquehanna river
Posted in Uncategorized | No Comments »
Dr. Alan McCarthy, who is seeking to oust incumbent County Commissioner James Mullin (R-1) in this year’s Republican primary, has raised $11,631 so far from donors and fundraising events while Mullin has done minimal fundraising but has a $16,200 mystery in his campaign reports: money showed up in January but disappeared in March, with...
Read more »
Tags: Alan McCarthy, Board of Election, campaign finance, cecil county, Cecil Times, contributions, County Council, Democrat, District 1, donations, election, election law, First District, fundraiser, Garrett Billmire, james mullin, jim mullin, money, mystery, pamela bailey, pipkin, Politics, Smigiel, Smipkins
Posted in Business, campaign finance, cecil county, cecil county government, Cecil Government, Cecil Times, chesapeake city, county commissioner, Democrats, Elections, Michael Smigiel, politics, real estate, Republicans, Uncategorized | No Comments »
A Cecil Times Special Report Delegate Michael Smigiel (R-36) has launched his long-anticipated campaign for a Cecil County Circuit Court judgeship with a major legal flub: a fundraising appeal that misappropriated the official seal of a state judicial agency. Documents obtained by The Cecil Times show that Smigiel pitched his candidacy—which had not yet...
Read more »
Tags: "Mike Smigiel", Administrative Office of the Courts, campaign finance, cecil county, cecil county court, Cecil Times, ceciltimes, Circuit Court, E.J. Pipkin, election law, Keith Baynes, legal, maryland, Michael Smigiel, news, Politics, Smigiel apology, Smipkin, Smipkins, special report
Posted in Business, cecil county, cecil county government, Cecil Government, Cecil Times, Michael Smigiel, politics, Republicans, Uncategorized | 7 Comments »
