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Anne Arundel Race for Judge: Election Results

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The election result in the Anne Arundel County judicial race is still apparently too close to call. In this goofy process, all three candidates are on the ballot for both parties in the primary with the top two advancing from each party. So, theoretically, all three can advance to the general election. Here is what we do know:

  • Judge Laura Kiessling is a lock to advance and, based on the primary results, seems like a virtual lock to win in the general election. In fact, the Maryland Injury Lawyer Blog is ready to call the race in November for Judge Kiessling. (A little premature, sure, but if I'm wrong, then I'm still no less credible than CNN.)

  • Alison Asti is going to come in first or second on the Republican ballot which means she will advance to the November election.

  • Judge Ronald Jarashow came in third in the Republican primary. It is too close to call but I'm betting he will come in second in the Democratic primary.

    • Let's assume that Judge Jarashow can advance and the candidates are merged together for the election in November. The merged vote count from the primary:

    Kiessling: 44,263

    Asti: 35,172

    Jarashow: 30,197

    Full post as published by Maryland Injury Lawyer Blog on September 15, 2010 (boomark / email).

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