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On the day most voters were set to head to the polls, Sheila Dixon said a robocall was being spread with false information about her candidacy.
According to the Dixon campaign, a robocall was circulating saying Dixon is no longer in the race. She posted a Facebook video to dispute the claim, saying she is still in the race. “I’m in this race, all the way,” she said.
There is no word on who issued the robocall.
Stephen Babcock is the editor of Technical.ly Baltimore and an editor-at-large of Baltimore Fishbowl. More by Stephen Babcock
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