Nation IN BRIEF : MARYLAND : Gubernatorial Loser Claims Vote Fraud
Seven weeks after losing the state’s closest gubernatorial race in 75 years, Republican Ellen Sauerbrey asked a judge either to declare her the winner or order a new election because of what she claimed was voter fraud. In her Circuit Court suit, the former 16-year state lawmaker who lost to Democrat Parris Glendening by 5,993 votes, said volunteers had identified more than 11,000 suspected cases of fraud or illegal voting. Glendening, a former three-term Prince George’s County executive, was certified the winner this month.
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