Maryland Supreme Court Keeps Moisette Sweat Off Ballot After 1,316 Petition Signatures Rejected - The BayNet
Tonya Sweat says two board reports do not match, and her lawyers argue the discrepancies should put her on the ballot despite a 1,300-signature shortfall.
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Maryland Supreme Court Keeps Moisette Sweat Off Ballot After 1,316 Petition Signatures Rejected - The BayNet
UPPER MARLBORO, Md. — The Supreme Court of Maryland on Sept. 9, 2026, upheld a lower court ruling that keeps an unaffiliated candidate for Prince George’s County executive off the November 2026 general election ballot. Moisette Sweat filed a timely certificate of candidacy June 8 and later submitted a petition containing 6,743 signatures in an […]
Maryland Supreme Court rejects Prince George’s executive hopeful's ballot appeal
The Maryland Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that Tonya Sweat does not qualify for the ballot in the Prince George's County executive race, upholding county election officials who said she failed to collect enough petition signatures to get on the ballot.
Will the Maryland State Supreme Court approve a long-shot county executive candidate on the ballot? – WTOP News
Maryland’s highest court heard arguments Wednesday morning over whether a long shot candidate for county executive in Prince George’s County should be on the ballot this fall.
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