Harford County Executive Barry Glassman, a Republican, has served in public office for 32 years straight. Now he’s running for comptroller, the only one of the three Republicans campaigning  statewide who is not a fan of Donald Trump. Glassman is counting on his moderate philosophy and hands-on budget experience to draw voters from the middle, and maybe the left..

We ask about his priorities if elected, his plans to update the comptroller’s office  … and where he differs from his progressive Democratic opponent’s broad policy agenda:

“You’d see me more working on the primary duties of a fiscal manager than a partisan or someone that’s going to be a little more active in various issues that I think are outside of the purview of the comptroller.”

Links: Barry Glassman for Comptroller, Maryland Matters article,MDElections2022.

Harford County Executive Barry Glassman, a Republican, has served in public office for 32 years straight. Now he’s running for comptroller, the only one of the three Republicans campaigning  statewide who is not a fan of Donald Trump. Glassman is counting on his moderate philosophy and hands-on budget experience to draw voters from the middle, and maybe the left..
We ask about his priorities if elected, his plans to update the comptroller’s office  … and where he differs from his progressive Democratic opponent’s broad policy agenda:
“You’d see me more working on the primary duties of a fiscal manager than a partisan or someone that’s going to be a little more active in various issues that I think are outside of the purview of the comptroller.” 
Links: <a href="https://www.barryglassman.com/">Barry Glassman for Comptroller,</a> Maryland Matters <a href="https://www.marylandmatters.org/2022/08/05/josh-kurtz-is-this-barry-glassmans-moment/">article,</a> <a href="https://www.wypr.org/tags/mdelections2022">MDElections2022</a>.

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