Sarah Elfreth woke up the day after President Donald Trump’s election and realized all of the people representing her in government — from Annapolis City Council and the Maryland legislature to Congress and the president — were men. She vowed then to run for office. Two years later after knocking…
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More women will serve in the Maryland legislature — part of a nationwide surge in 2018 election
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