Those thinking of not voting in November are putting the country at risk

So, what does it all mean, now that the last ballots have been tallied in Baltimore’s primary and we have a chance to savor a bit of post-election spring before the runup to the November elections? First, the numbers show that a whole lot of people don’t mind that a relatively few of us make the decisions about who the mayor will be (Brandon Scott for a second term), who the City Council president will be (Zeke Cohen) and who other members of the City Council and of the U.S. Congress will be.