Last week former Democrat "Write-In" candidate John Laferla filed his candidacy for U.S. Congress in Maryland's 1st Congressional District for a second time, after a failed bid in 2012. Laferla was supposed to "replace" Wendy Rosen; who was found guilty of voter fraud last year, but received a shy 4.4% in the General Election compared to incumbent Andy Harris, who garnered a stunning 63.4%.
This time around, the Democrats are seriously looking to unseat Harris; the only Republican representative in the House from Maryland. Laferla has already launched his campaign via internet. With a new website, facebook page, youtube channel, and campaign logo, team Laferla is looking to spark some sort of motivation. However Republicans seem pretty confident in Andy Harris, especially after their landslide win in 2012.
Like always, the race for U.S. Congress in Maryland's 1st Congressional District is looking to be interesting, and this time even more so considering the fact that there's only a net difference of 17 seats determining control of the House.
- More to come regarding the race for U.S. Congress in Maryland's 1st Congressional District 2014 -
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