Baltimore business owner making late push to enter 2020 mayoral race

Baltimore business owner making late push to enter 2020 mayoral race

RESIDENTS WILL VOTE INMARYLAND'S DEMOCRATICPRIMAR━WHICH INCLUDES THEMAYOR'S RACE.

ONE CANDIDATE ISMAKING A LATE PUSH FOR TNOVEMBER GENERAL ELECTION.BUSINESSMAN ROBERT WALLACESAYS HE'S IN THE PROCESS OFCOLLECTING THE SIGNATURESNEEDED FROM REGISTERED VOTERSTO BE LISTED AS AN INDEPENDENTCANDIDATE ON NOVEMBER'SBALLOT.

HE SAYS AS A NATIVEBALTIMOREAN AND AS A BUSINESSLEADER IN BALTIMOR━HE WANTSWHAT IS BEST FOR THE CITY ANDITS RESIDENTS.

HE BELIEVES THEMAYORAL CANDIDATES LACK THELEADERSHIP QUALIFICATIONS THATTHE CITY DESERVES TO MOFORWARD.

"I've startedbusinesses I've written 8books, I;ve traveled the worldI met all kinds of kings andqueens and what I decided todo today is bring all thatknowledge, all thatexperience, all thatrelationships, to Baltimorecity and make it avaialbe toour city to become a greatcity." WALLACE GRADUATED FROBALTIMORE POLYTECHNICINSTITUTE.

HE HAS SAT ONSEVERAL MAJOR BOARDS INCLUDINGTHE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OFMARYLAND BOARD OFREGENTS...AND THE SMALLBUSINESS TASK F