One candidate fled Yugoslavia as bombs fell, only to rally against what she sees as echoes of the communist state in her backyard. The other left a “lovely life” as a child in India for more opportunity in America — and found it. Maryland lieutenant governor candidates Aruna Miller, a Democrat, and Gordana Schifanelli, a Republican, are both immigrants. Both are mothers — Miller, 57, has three daughters and Schifanelli, 51, has three sons — and both would be the first immigrant to hold the office.
