Tinashe Chingarande is a politics reporter at the Baltimore Sun. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a particular focus on the Democratic Party and cultural movements. Tinashe's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Los Angeles Blade, District Fray Magazine, and Yahoo News.
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By: Tinashe Chingarande
Democratic leaders say constitutional deadlines left them little choice. Subscribe to continue reading this article.
By: Tinashe Chingarande
State lawmakers are spending a rare three-day special session on congressional redistricting even as Maryland families struggle with rising utility
By: Tinashe Chingarande
State lawmakers are spending a rare three-day special session on congressional redistricting even as Maryland families struggle with rising utility
The measure now heads to the Senate, furthering lawmakers' attempt to trigger a statewide vote on how Marylanders want their federal representation to be decided.
The measure now heads to the Senate, furthering lawmakers’ attempt to trigger a statewide vote on how Marylanders want their federal representation to be decided.
By: Tinashe Chingarande
BALTIMORE — The Maryland House voted Tuesday to advance a constitutional amendment that could make it easier for future legislatures to redraw
By: Tinashe Chingarande
BALTIMORE — The Maryland Senate spent hours Tuesday afternoon deliberating over a constitutional amendment that could change how future maps are drawn before an expected vote later Tuesday night.
By: Tinashe Chingarande
BALTIMORE — The Maryland Senate spent hours Tuesday afternoon deliberating over a constitutional amendment that could change how future maps are drawn before an expected vote later Tuesday night.
Gala scheduled for Aug. 29
LGBTQ events in the days to come
