As efforts to complete mid-cycle congressional redistricting in Maryland stall, two veterans running for office in Anne Arundel County — Steve Tillett and Pete Smith — led a rally in Annapolis on Saturday, March 7, commemorating the 61st anniversary of Bloody Sunday.

Frightening seen captured today right before rush hour. It appears that everyone walked away from this accident safely.

"Our volunteer didn't step on his property and he was not on our list of homes to visit,"said Smith. Smith added that his team was shaken by the encounter. "It's just crazy to witness something like that in 2026. Our volunteer, who is one of the nicest guys you'd ever want to meet, remained poised throughout the incident and walked away which was absolutely the right thing to do."

Peña-Melnyk first won office with overwhelming support from the Russett community, narrowly defeating Brian Moe. “It was a close race, and Joseline won by about 900 votes,” Tucker said. “She earned it, and we were proud to support her.” He added that the now-Speaker has remained a consistent advocate for Russett ever since.

Ellis delivered a pointed reminder to Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson about the urgency of mid-cycle congressional redistricting in Maryland. Ferguson has so far blocked any efforts to bring the issue to a vote in the Senate. His close ally, State Sen. Pam Beidle, who represents the Russett metroplex, has remained stubbornly loyal to Ferguson on this important voting and civil rights issue.