Maryland: Barbara Mikulski

Simone Ward, newly hired campaign manager for Barbara Mikulski's 2010 re-election campaign, is on the program at tonight's Central Baltimore County Democratic Club meeting in Towson. Ward, one of the first African-American women to run a major statewide campaign in...

The latest Maryland statewide poll results are out today, showing solid numbers for Democratic incumbents Barbara Mikulski and Martin O'Malley as voter concern over the economy subsides slightly. O'Malley's job approval rating is 48 percent, with 37 percent saying they...

After leaving U.S. Sen. Barbara Mikulski's office in the fall, Melissa Schwartz says she's finished training and ready to apply the skills Mikulski tought her to her new job.

Schwartz served Maryland's Democratic senior Senator as communications director for over three years, but left in early October for a job at Powell Tate as vice-president, a strategic communications and consulting firm based in Washington D.C.

Schwartz, who finished her training just recently, said Mikulski shaped the way she views advocacy "on both a macro and micro level."

[img_assist|nid=3964|title=|desc=U.S. Sen. Barbara Mikulski |link=none|align=left|width=180|height=250]ANNAPOLIS -- U.S. Sen. Barbara Mikulski (D-Baltimore) says Democrat Frank Kratovil's Congressional campaign is going very well.

"I think Frank's message of moderation, a sense of a centrist is catching on," Mikulski told PolitickerMD.com at the Westin Hotel on Monday. She also noted that Kratovil's focus on jobs, the economy, and immigration "is working very well."