I just thought that the folks here at Delusional Duck might be interested in knowing that
C.T. Wilson, a prosecutor and White Plains resident, has raised over $21,000 for his campaign to succeed Delegate Murray Levy in District 28.  This is more than any other candidate in 2009.

Check it out:
http://www.mdelections.org/campaign-finance/advanced-search/detailed-committee-information#tab3

Matt
http://www.votectwilson.org

Very interesting.

C.T. still has not registered as a candidate as of today’s date.

http://www.elections.state.md.us/elections/2010/2010primarycandlist.pdf

maybe I am naive- but dont you have to have filed to legally raise money?

Well, C.T. Wilson is running for office alright but who is he going to represent if elected?  According to his last 2 campaign finance reports, Mr. Wilson has received 57 individual campaign contributions.  Only 9 come from residents of Charles County; all $100 or less for a total of $415.00.  The largest contributions and the majority of contributions come from residents or businesses in Prince George’s County.  In addition, Mr. Wilson has received contributions from the political committees of Del. Nathaniel Oakes, Baltimore City ($250), Del. Jay Walker, Prince George’s County ($250), and Prince George’s County State’s Attorney (and Mr. Wilson’s boss) Glenn Ivey ($1,000).  I think that if Mr. Wilson wants to be a delegate for Prince George’s County, he should move to and run from a legislative district there.  Just how dumb does Mr. Wilson and his cronies think we are down here in Charles County?