Tag Archives: Ingrid Turner

Pena-Melnyk Video With Ingrid Turner

Jonathan Shurberg April 13, 2016 No Comments

Joseline Pena-Melnyk has a new video ad out in CD4, a conversation between the candidate and former Councilmember Ingrid Turner, who was initially running in CD4 but later withdrew and has endorsed Pena-Melnyk in the race. Watch:

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Ingrid Turner Endorses Pena-Melnyk In CD4

Jonathan Shurberg March 15, 2016 No Comments

No, Joseline Pena-Melnyk doesn’t have a TV ad today, but she has a new endorsement: Ingrid Turner Endorses Joseline Peña-Melnyk for Congress Laurel, MD – Today Joseline Peña-Melnyk announced a major endorsement by former Chair of the Prince George’s County Council Ingrid Turner. Prior to withdrawing from running for Congress to run for Prince George’s County Circuit Court Judge, Ingrid… Read more »

BREAKING/EXCLUSIVE: Ingrid Turner Out In CD4, Running For Circuit Court Judge

Jonathan Shurberg February 1, 2016 1 Comment

CD4 candidate Ingrid Turner, who initially loaned her campaign $220,000 but has struggled to raise money and campaign as effectively as other candidates, will withdraw from the race and has decided to run for Circuit Court judge in Prince George’s County. Here’s a screen shot of the State Board of Elections website showing Turner having filed her candidacy for judge this… Read more »

EXCLUSIVE: Ingrid Turner Raises $15K, Spends $25K, Repays $100K In Loans

Jonathan Shurberg October 15, 2015 No Comments

CD4 candidate Ingrid Turner filed her FEC report this afternoon. Not pretty. She raised $15K, spent $25K, and repaid herself $100K of the original loan of $220K. COH balance is $135K, with $100K being outstanding loan balance. Logical conclusion is that she thought better of dropping all that money on her campaign.

EXCLUSIVE: CD4 Fundraising Analysis

Jonathan Shurberg July 16, 2015 No Comments

Attached is another side by side topline analysis of the filed and reported congressional candidates, this time for CD4. UPDATE: The Brown report is now available online, and I have updated the numbers to reflect this. The differences are minimal. Some comments below. Overall, I don’t know that I would call anyone in this race a big winner. There are… Read more »

Ingrid Turner $263K*

Jonathan Shurberg July 14, 2015 No Comments

* But $220,000 is a loan from the candidate. Actual money raised: around $40,000. Again, more later. Source: Baltimore Sun

State Contributions

Jonathan Shurberg June 1, 2015 No Comments

As promised, I have compiled a chart of the state level political contributions made by each candidate for Senate, CD4 and CD8. Only donations by individuals are counted here. It doesn’t purport to be an exact science - elected officials like Chris Van Hollen have donated large quantities of money through the DCCC, PACs and slates, but I didn’t want… Read more »

Hot Sheet

Jonathan Shurberg May 19, 2015 No Comments

For those of us playing the home version of the game, things have gotten messy. So being spring, it’s time for a clean start with a fresh new scoresheet. Senate: Declared and Running: Donna Edwards, Chris Van Hollen Still Thinking About It: Elijah Cummings Finally Actually Thinking About It: Dutch Ruppersberger Probably Not This Time: John Sarbanes Likes To Torture… Read more »

Summary of the Races

Jonathan Shurberg April 24, 2015 No Comments

The Diamondback, the UMCP paper of record, has a nice summary out today of the state of the various election contests. In the seven weeks since Sen. Barbara Mikulski (D-Maryland) announced her retirement, a wave of political frenzy has unfolded, with several state politicians announcing their intentions to run for Congress. Go read it. One teensy little bone to pick with… Read more »

CD4 Fundraising

Jonathan Shurberg April 12, 2015 No Comments

While only two candidates have filed statements of organization with the FEC in CD8, there is much more to discuss in neighboring CD4. Four candidates have filed with the FEC, and three of them did so before April 1, so they will be filing contribution reports this week, as they are due by Wednesday, April 15. The first to file… Read more »