Maryland State Delegate Heather Mizeur is considered a long shot to win the Democratic nomination for governor. But in a story that aired on WYPR Wednesday, February 12, Mizeur said she’s confident given her strong army of volunteers despite running against two candidates with more name recognition and money.
Public Policy Professor and Chair Donald Norris was interviewed for the story and commented on Mizeur’s prospects in the race. He said there is no chance she can win because her campaign doesn’t have the finances or statewide recognition to overcome Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown and Attorney General Douglas Gansler.
“It is impossible in that situation,” Norris said, “going up against two well known, well-funded candidates for her to win unless both candidates are in a head on collision with each other and they both die.”
You can listen to the full story on WYPR here.
Tags: CAHSS, PublicPolicy
