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Center Maryland - The Morning Rundown — Tuesday, October 13, 2026
 
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Center Maryland - The Morning Rundown

Tuesday, October 13, 2026

Maryland policymakers and developers navigate regulatory changes, electoral preparations, and governance transitions as the state heads into winter.

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Election 2026 Maryland: Must-have info on voting deadlines, candidates, and ballot initiatives
Election 2026 Maryland: Must-have info on voting deadlines, candidates, and ballot initiatives
  • Baltimore Fishbowl published a guide covering 2026 Maryland election voting deadlines, candidate information, and ballot initiatives.
  • The resource answers common voter questions about registration status, mail-in voting availability, and candidate identification.
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Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman reflects on legacy as his final days in office approach
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Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman reflects on legacy as his final days in office approach
  • Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman reflects on his 8-year tenure as his final days in office approach before the November 3 election.
  • Pittman's reflection comes as the county prepares to elect a new county executive following the completion of his two terms.
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Monday Afternoon Headlines: UMD suspends tennis club over members allegedly distributing racist imagery; What this year’s historic El Niño means for Maryland’s winter; This Columbia-based advertising company created Trump’s taxpayer-funded ads; and more.
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Monday Afternoon Headlines: UMD suspends tennis club over members allegedly distributing racist imagery; What this year’s historic El Niño means for Maryland’s winter; This Columbia-based advertising company created Trump’s taxpayer-funded ads; and more.
  • University of Maryland suspended its tennis club after members allegedly distributed racist imagery to other students.
  • The suspension reflects ongoing institutional responses to racist conduct at the university.
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Local developer acquires chunk of Annapolis office park
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Local developer acquires chunk of Annapolis office park
  • A local developer has acquired a flex and R&D office property pair in Annapolis totaling over 103,000 square feet.
  • The properties are 75% leased, indicating strong occupancy rates in the regional office market.
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Maryland loosens diesel rules for farmers amid high fuel costs
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Maryland loosens diesel rules for farmers amid high fuel costs
  • Gov. Wes Moore issued an order allowing Maryland farmers to use red-dyed diesel in on-road trucks for the first time.
  • The policy change responds to high fuel costs affecting agricultural operations across the state.
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Moore tries to drum up support for redistricting at MoCo appearances
Moore tries to drum up support for redistricting at MoCo appearances
  • Maryland's congressional redistricting plan has faced ongoing opposition and debate among stakeholders.
  • The redistricting process affects representation and electoral outcomes for the state's congressional districts.
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