Tinashe Chingarande is a politics reporter at the Baltimore Sun. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a specific focus on the Democratic Party. Tinashe's work has been featured in various outlets such as The Bellingham Herald, FOX Baltimore, and the Washington Blade.
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Tinashe Chingarande's coverage primarily focuses on local events and entertainment news, with an emphasis on music, art, LGBTQ+ activities, and senior scams. To effectively reach out to her, consider offering story ideas related to upcoming local events in the Washington D.C. area or interesting developments within the music, arts, LGBTQ+, or senior communities.
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By: Tinashe Chingarande
The situation "does not speak well of him as being someone who wants to represent other people,” Rep. Kweisi Mfume said of Conway.
By: Tinashe Chingarande
“He is a true patriot who flipped Louisiana's governorship and has governed his state with integrity and strength,” MD GOP chair Nicole Beus Harris said.
Parade, block party, festival planned for Maryland city
LGBTQ events in the days to come Friday, June 12 Bet Mishpachah will host “Pride Shabbat Happy Hour” at 6 p.m. at Edlavitch DC Jewish Community Center.
Daylong Pride celebration blends history, remembrance, art and community
By: Tinashe Chingarande
Maryland Senate Republicans have called for an oversight hearing looking into how the elections board has handled ballot printing errors.
By: Tinashe Chingarande
BALTIMORE — The Maryland State Board of Elections will continue working with printing company Taylor Print and Visual Impressions Inc. despite the
By: Tinashe Chingarande
BALTIMORE — The Maryland State Board of Elections will continue working with printing company Taylor Print and Visual Impressions Inc. despite the
Political analysts say that appealing to voters in places of worship is a form of pandering that remains useful for winning elections in Maryland.
By: Tinashe Chingarande
The Baltimore Sun analyzed ads both campaigns ran between May 23 and June 16, some of which garnered hundreds of thousands of views.
