Maryland Democrat David Trone, a former three-term House lawmaker who left his seat to launch an ill-fated Senate run in 2024, is making a play for his old job in a primary challenge against first-term Rep. April McClain Delaney, he announced Thursday.
The battle — in a blue-leaning district Republicans have targeted in the past — could set up an extraordinarily expensive primary between Trone and Delaney, both of whom have multimillion-dollar fortunes.
Trone hopes his opposition to President Donald Trump will help drive his campaign.
“Watching Trump and Republicans’ assault on our democracy — weaponizing the government and tearing apart…
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