Black religious leaders try to get the vote out

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Given the large host of social issues at stake in coming years, an influential contingent of black Maryland faith leaders on Tuesday called for a massive rise in turnout among so-called “values voters.”

Leading the charge was Bishop Harry Jackson, founder of the High Impact Leadership Coalition, who spoke of his group’s new mobilization campaign for getting churchgoing blacks to the polls.

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