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It’s unclear whether the Republican nominee for governor will challenge the results of the general election in November over when mail-in ballots are counted.
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One third of voters say Cox is ‘far or extreme right,’ and other takeaways from the WYPR/Banner pollMaryland voters shared their views on candidates and issues from crime to the economy for the Goucher College survey.
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State GOP leaders said they’re focused on picking up seats in the chamber on Election Day.
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This would be the first time the Republican and Democratic nominees would debate live before voters cast ballots on Election Day.
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The Wes Moore campaign has collectively raised $10.4 million since 2021 compared to less than $1 million raised by Dan Cox.
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Voters might get a chance to hear the Republican and Democratic nominees battle in public.
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Democrats called Republican nominee Dan Cox a ‘threat’ during the rally.
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We’ll go On the Record with Baltimore Banner Politics Reporter Pamela Wood to discuss Democrat Wes Moore facing Republican Dan Cox for governor. Then former Lt. Governor Michael Steele, the first African-American elected statewide in Maryland, on the future of the GOP.
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The outgoing Republican governor was bullish that the GOP nominee is too far-right for Maryland voters.
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Outgoing Gov. Larry Hogan won’t support the Republican nominee this fall.