A disinterested voter base, coupled with a shortage of top-of-the-ticket races in Maryland’s Sept. 14 primary, is likely to produce new faces on the Montgomery County Council, according to political observers and even some incumbents looking to keep their seats.

With County Executive Ike Leggett expected to coast to re-election, four at-large council seats have garnered the most attention among Montgomery political junkies in a year lacking electoral drama.

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