Can a right-wing PAC help conservatives flip Maryland school boards? | The Baltimore Banner
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Article written by Liz Bowie
Conservative candidates backed by the 1776 Project PAC are attempting to gain control of four school boards in Maryland during the upcoming midterm elections. Their agenda includes limiting library books and reducing teachers' union influence, sparking significant political contention within the state.
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The article follows journalistic standards, presenting a detailed overview of conservative candidates running for school boards in Maryland, but some sections could benefit from clearer attribution of sources.
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