Maryland---getting out the vote for Hillary....some pics

Jason James Row @pxl8it

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Hillary Is Coming
Bradley Bowen ?@bradleybowen 10h10 hours ago

Maryland @SenatorBarb Mikulski endorses @HillaryClinton in Dem. primary:


http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/opinion/editorial/bs-ed-mikulski-clinton-20160422-story.html … via @baltimoresun #ImWithHer #MDPrimary




Mikulski: Why I'm ready for Hillary




Mikulski: Here's why I'm ready for Hillary.

I'm ready for Hillary Clinton to be the next president of the United States of America because I know Hillary Clinton. I've known her as an advocate for children, a first lady, a fellow United States senator and a secretary of state.

She is a seasoned and effective leader. I've seen it up close and personal. I've stood shoulder to shoulder with her fighting for economic security for families and national security for our country. I've seen her zip and her zest.

Hillary Clinton is absolutely passionate about solving problems to improve people's lives. She really knows how to listen. She knows the best ideas come from the people. And she knows how to put together the coalition necessary to get the job done.

I've seen her deeply moved by the stories of students and families faced with mountains of college debt. She knows we need results, not empty promises. That's why she's put forward a New College Compact — a bold and achievable plan to rein in the runaway costs of college and allow students to refinance their debt. She wants young people to be able to pursue their degrees and pursue the American dream.........................




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Carol Evans @CarolEvansWM

Hillary Communication Strategist Karen Finney joins Education Salon in Maryland @finneyk @ExecWomHillary #ImWithHer









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Jorge_Silva @Jorge_Silva

Spanish phonebanking at Hillary Clinton's office in Bethesda, Maryland. #EstoyConElla #ImWithHer






LatinasForHillary
?@EstoyConHillary

@Jorge_Silva I wish I could phone bank but I don't like talking on the phone. #LatinosForHillary #EstoyConElla



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http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/md/maryland_democratic_presidential_primary-4312.html
Polling Data Poll Date Sample MoE Clinton

Sanders
Spread
RCP Average 3/30 - 4/20 -- -- 57.0 35.3 Clinton +21.7


Julie McClain
?@McClainJulie

New today: Seven Former Maryland Democratic Party Chairs Endorse Hillary Clinton #MDforHRC #ImWithHer


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Peter A. Shulman ?@pashulman Apr 20

My grandmother in Maryland asked me to share this. She was born during the Woodrow Wilson administration. #ImWithHer pic.twitter.com/mCNgiZ8Dsj





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Mitch Landrieu ?@MitchLandrieu 15h15 hours ago

Surprised some @HillaryClinton supporters doing visibility in Maryland - man they were fired up! #ImWithHer




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After a big win in New York, HIllary Clinton leads Bernie Sanders by a wide margin in Maryland ahead of the primary there Tuesday. | AP Photo
Poll: Clinton up 25 points in Maryland

By Nick Gass

04/21/16 12:00 PM EDT

Nearly 6 in 10 likely Democratic primary voters in Maryland support Hillary Clinton over Bernie Sanders ahead of the state's Tuesday election, according to the results of a Monmouth University poll released on Thursday.

While Clinton earned 57 percent support, Sanders took 32 percent, and 10 percent are undecided between the two candidates. Those results are largely in line with recent polling, including an NBC 4/Marist survey conducted earlier this month, which found Clinton with a similar 26-point edge.

Clinton leads among all demographic groups, including men (59 percent to 32 percent), women (56 percent to 32 percent), black voters (64 percent to 20 percent), white voters (52 percent to 39 percent), voters over the age of 50 (64 percent to 25 percent), and notably, among voters under the age of 50 (50 percent to 39 percent), where Sanders usually thrives.

Regardless of who the Democratic nominee is, 87 percent in the reliably blue state said they would support Clinton over Donald Trump, while 83 percent said the same for Sanders in the same matchup.

Read more: http://www.politico.com/blogs/2016-dem-primary-live-updates-and-results/2016/04/poll-democrats-maryland-2016-222265#ixzz46pgl08Wn
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