I consider this as a victory for all, as a victory for the democratic transformation and the new system.

This is a clear human rights violation and it is regrettable that it is coinciding with the 50th anniversary of the independence of Sudan.

This is more of a victory for the Democratic Party in Maryland to show that there is unity during this upcoming election.

I consider my voice to be a centrist moderate voice among the nine Democratic candidates.

I don't consider it an admission that the system was flawed. I've maintained consistently that we would try to make those improvements that were necessary to the process as we moved along.

There should be a transformation and reform in our electoral system starting with the moral fiber of our own candidates including the leadership in the commission and our field people.