Winners

Losers

Al Wynn

If the presidentials make it to Maryland and Obama's recent upswing with blacks, he benefits in a majority minority district.

Donna Edwards

Wynn has outflanked her backing a change candidate who also happens to be African American at a heightened time for racial politics.

Martin O'Malley

He folded his cards on two-tier licenses - intelligent, in most opinions. Plus, it's his birthday on Friday.

CASA DE MARYLAND

They were pushing hard against REAL ID.

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