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2502:"Md. Republicans call for unity as Cox, Peroutka bids inflame rift"
2261:. CBS Corporation. Associated Press. March 16, 2010. Archived from
2337:"Mitt Romney Endorses Bob Ehrlich At Red, White & Blue Dinner"
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2230:"Ehrlich plans rematch with O'Malley in Md. governor's race"
1670:"This week's guest: Maryland Republican Rep. Robert Ehrlich"
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2285:"Video: Greivis Vasquez Supports Bob Ehrlich for Governor"
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1591:. Chesapeake Professional Women's Network. September 2006
2426:. Romney for President. October 21, 2011. Archived from
1785:. Maryland Department of the Environment. Archived from
1833:"Bush Says He Will Veto Any Bill to Stop UAE Port Deal"
1460:"Our Campaigns – MD State House 10 Race – Nov 06, 1990"
1446:"Our Campaigns – MD State House 10 Race – Nov 04, 1986"
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2352:"Ehrlich turns campaign into feisty counterattack"
2255:"Ex-Gov. Ehrlich Doesn't Rule Out U.S. Senate Bid"
27:Governor of Maryland from 2003 to 2007 (born 1957)
1933:"Statement from Governor Ehrlich on Wal-Mart Tax"
1564:"Alexander Solzenitsyn: The Man and His Politics"
556:people maintain employment and supported harsher
2201:"Ehrlich: Definitely not running (right now...)"
1877:Wagner, John; Barbaro, Michael (May 20, 2005).
1809:Governor Ehrlich interviewed by George S. Wills
1489:; Governor of Maryland, 2003–2007 (Republican)"
880:In October 2011, Ehrlich was named chairman of
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2115:"Ehrlich Out of Office but Not Out of Sight"
1986:Mosk, Matthew; Ylan Q. Mui (July 20, 2006).
923:As of December 2020, Ehrlich was working as
197:January 14, 1987 – January 11, 1995
79:January 15, 2003 – January 17, 2007
4123:Wake Forest University School of Law alumni
2315:"Mary D. Kane, Maryland Secretary of State"
1967:. United Press International. July 19, 2006
1515:"Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr., Maryland Governor"
670:At a Steps to a HealthierUS summit, c. 2004
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1495:. Maryland State Government. June 5, 2008
531:U.S. House of Representatives (1995–2003)
121:U.S. House of Representatives
2816:Order of precedence of the United States
1691:Merwin Jr., Jay G. (February 11, 1999).
814:Ehrlich campaigning for governor in 2010
678:increases and supported legalization of
571:. In 1999, He voted to remove president
461:2012 Republican nomination for President
1737:. Maryland State Archives. May 11, 2018
1612:"For baby Ehrlich, gifts of glitterati"
1493:Archives of Maryland, MSA SC 3520-12125
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748:Employee Retirement Income Security Act
723:Veto of the "Wal-Mart" Health Care Bill
178:Maryland House of Delegates
4078:Republican Party governors of Maryland
2652:Financial information (federal office)
1906:Armour, Stephanie (January 13, 2006).
693:Maryland's obligations under the 2000
2696:Maryland's 2nd congressional district
1965:"Md. 'Fair Share' law loses in court"
1536:Woestendiek, John (October 2, 2002).
744:Wal-Mart Employee and Labor Relations
539:Ehrlich during his tenure in Congress
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4098:Politicians from Annapolis, Maryland
3498:'s delegation(s) to the 104th–107th
828:2010 Maryland gubernatorial election
760:2006 Maryland gubernatorial election
596:2002 Maryland gubernatorial election
590:2002 Maryland gubernatorial campaign
493:Wake Forest University School of Law
2612:Maryland Archives general biography
2350:Walker, Childs (October 30, 2010).
2173:. Towson University. Archived from
1640:Steinberg, Dan (December 4, 2013).
876:Support for presidential candidates
782:Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice
2626:MD Gubernatorial Candidates List
2500:Wiggins, Ovetta (August 2, 2022).
2077:URL retrieved on February 23, 2007
1820:URL retrieved on February 23, 2007
1562:Ehrlich, Robert Leroy Jr. (1979).
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4138:21st-century Maryland politicians
4133:20th-century Maryland politicians
4128:20th-century American legislators
4108:Princeton Tigers football players
4058:21st-century American politicians
2449:Dresser, Michael (May 12, 2016).
2381:Wagner, John (December 6, 2011).
1642:"How the Junkies landed Rob Ford"
895:as a Republican candidate in the
428:from 1987 to 1995 and Maryland's
420:, Ehrlich represented Maryland's
385:Bob Ehrlich on the retirement of
2579:"Maryland election results 2022"
2552:DePuyt, Bruce (August 8, 2022).
2199:Green, Andy (October 30, 2008).
2140:"Robert and Kendel Ehrlich Show"
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1610:Nitkin, David (April 23, 2004).
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2228:Wagner, John (March 30, 2010).
2113:Wagner, John (March 18, 2007).
1715:. Data.bls.gov. August 17, 2011
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32:Robert Ehrlich (disambiguation)
2169:Vatz, Richard E. (June 2015).
2101:URL retrieved on April 5, 2007
1908:"Maryland OKs 'Wal-Mart bill'"
1835:. Fox News. February 22, 2006.
1756:Perl, Larry (April 16, 2015).
1693:"Sarbanes could be vulnerable"
467:Early life, career, and family
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4103:People from Arbutus, Maryland
3455:indicate acting officeholders
2691:U.S. House of Representatives
2674:U.S. House of Representatives
2526:Swift, Tim (August 1, 2022).
2409:, CBS Local-WJZ, May 11, 2012
2040:. Nbc4.com. September 1, 2011
1847:"Maryland Bans Ticket Quotas"
886:election as president in 2012
714:Dubai Ports World controversy
600:In 2002, Democratic Governor
565:Energy and Commerce Committee
459:'s Maryland campaign for the
434:U.S. House of Representatives
1783:"Chesapeake Bay Restoration"
1735:"Department of Disabilities"
927:in the Washington office of
4113:Princeton University alumni
2656:Federal Election Commission
2146:. RadioTime. Archived from
1672:. Fox News. August 10, 2001
899:, Ehrlich endorsed nominee
897:2016 presidential primaries
891:After initially supporting
806:2010 gubernatorial campaign
766:2006 gubernatorial election
754:2006 gubernatorial election
577:Clinton's impeachment trial
500:Maryland House of Delegates
359:Official website (archived)
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2713:Party political offices
2621:Ehrlich Personnel Story
2016:"Maryland Governor Race"
1485:"Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr.
695:Chesapeake Bay Agreement
654:left office to take the
502:, representing parts of
410:Robert Leroy Ehrlich Jr.
394:Recorded October 2, 2001
253:Robert Leroy Ehrlich Jr.
2476:"Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr"
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1568:Princeton University
1173:Congress, District 2
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1069:Congress, District 2
1017:Congress, District 2
706:United Arab Emirates
549:Helen Delich Bentley
481:Princeton University
445:2006 re-election bid
323:Princeton University
235:Joan Neverdon Parker
67:Governor of Maryland
2706:Dutch Ruppersberger
2583:The Washington Post
2506:The Washington Post
2480:King & Spalding
2387:The Washington Post
2362:on November 8, 2010
2234:The Washington Post
2150:on October 10, 2010
2119:The Washington Post
2018:. RealClearPolitics
1993:The Washington Post
1883:The Washington Post
1646:The Washington Post
1487:Biographical Series
929:King & Spalding
768:by Baltimore Mayor
584:Dutch Ruppersberger
575:from office during
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436:from 1995 to 2003.
371:Bob Ehrlich's voice
228:Emmett C. Burns Jr.
169:Dutch Ruppersberger
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3803:P. Sarbanes
3771:E. Cummings
3744:R. Bartlett
3685:B. Mikulski
3676:P. Sarbanes
3643:E. Cummings
3615:R. Bartlett
3545:B. Mikulski
3536:P. Sarbanes
2878:Provincial
2752:Larry Hogan
2661:Appearances
2633:Bob Ehrlich
2210:October 28,
2181:October 28,
2000:November 1,
1793:November 5,
1273:Libertarian
917:Larry Hogan
893:John Kasich
882:Mitt Romney
856:Mitt Romney
652:Spiro Agnew
560:penalties.
514:He married
457:Mitt Romney
441:Spiro Agnew
213:Preceded by
152:Preceded by
95:Preceded by
43:Bob Ehrlich
4047:Categories
4016:B. Ehrlich
3980:C. Morella
3889:B. Ehrlich
3853:C. Morella
3762:B. Ehrlich
3726:C. Morella
3633:B. Ehrlich
3597:C. Morella
3420:Glendening
3358:Harrington
3303:J. Carroll
3218:T. Carroll
2977:Greenberry
2942:B. Calvert
2917:P. Calvert
2897:L. Calvert
2778:2003–2007
2728:Republican
2700:1995–2003
2366:August 20,
2154:August 16,
2124:August 16,
1589:cpwnet.org
1521:August 13,
1393:1,044,961
1389:Democratic
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1255:Democratic
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1099:Democratic
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1047:Democratic
1029:Republican
676:income tax
418:Republican
391:Cal Ripken
389:shortstop
280:Republican
259:1957-11-25
84:Lieutenant
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3258:P. Thomas
3248:F. Thomas
3233:J. Thomas
3228:G. Howard
3121:J. Howard
3116:Smallwood
2992:Nicholson
2641:Biography
2269:March 23,
2239:March 30,
2022:April 27,
1912:USA Today
1651:April 27,
1625:April 27,
1616:mcall.com
1595:April 27,
1547:April 27,
1433:Footnotes
997:Opponent
983:Opponent
944:Wes Moore
870:robocalls
845:Mary Kane
686:capital.
658:in 1969.
543:In 1993,
495:in 1982.
343:Signature
319:Education
201:Wade Kach
193:In office
182:from the
142:In office
75:In office
3962:S. Hoyer
3835:S. Hoyer
3708:S. Hoyer
3587:K. Mfume
3568:S. Hoyer
3496:Maryland
3430:O'Malley
3415:Schaefer
3383:McKeldin
3348:Crothers
3343:Warfield
3318:H. Lloyd
3308:Hamilton
3288:O. Bowie
3278:Bradford
3178:R. Bowie
3173:E. Lloyd
3163:R. Bowie
2987:Lawrence
2967:Lawrence
2589:June 22,
2563:June 22,
2537:June 22,
2511:June 22,
2093:Archived
2063:Archived
1971:April 5,
1812:Archived
1405:See also
1373:776,319
1359:Governor
1335:Ed Boyd
1327:942,279
1307:825,464
1293:Governor
1259:813,422
1241:879,592
1225:Governor
1189:178,556
1137:145,711
1085:143,075
1033:125,162
969:Subject
647:Maryland
554:disabled
510:Personal
311:Children
186:district
135:district
127:Maryland
4007:A. Wynn
3880:A. Wynn
3753:A. Wynn
3624:A. Wynn
3453:Italics
3425:Ehrlich
3373:O'Conor
3363:Ritchie
3333:Lowndes
3323:Jackson
3203:Stevens
3188:Ridgely
3101:Johnson
3007:Seymour
2927:Wharton
2912:Fendall
2654:at the
2643:at the
2460:May 23,
2434:May 23,
2392:May 13,
2299:May 23,
2259:wjz.com
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1888:May 22,
1857:May 23,
1676:June 1,
1343:15,551
1280:<1%
1277:11,546
1207:81,591
1155:64,474
1103:88,344
1051:74,275
964:Office
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729:Walmart
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632:Admiral
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355:Website
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3792:Senate
3665:Senate
3525:Senate
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3404:B. Lee
3398:Mandel
3313:McLane
3298:Groome
3243:Grason
3238:Veazey
3223:Martin
3213:Martin
3198:Sprigg
3183:Winder
3168:Wright
3158:Mercer
3138:T. Lee
3126:Plater
3106:T. Lee
3082:State
3067:Sharpe
3062:Tasker
3052:Bladen
3022:Brooke
2982:Andros
2972:Andros
2962:Copley
2947:Joseph
2932:Notley
2902:Greene
2665:C-SPAN
1003:Votes
1000:Party
989:Votes
986:Party
975:Votes
972:Party
735:, and
286:Spouse
271:, U.S.
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3911:107th
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3393:Agnew
3388:Tawes
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3153:Ogle
3111:Paca
3072:Eden
3057:Ogle
3047:Ogle
3037:Ogle
3017:Hart
2745:2010
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2737:2002
2591:2023
2565:2023
2539:2023
2532:WBFF
2513:2023
2487:2020
2462:2017
2436:2017
2394:2012
2368:2017
2323:2011
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2241:2010
2212:2015
2183:2015
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