Democrats are on track to hold 102 of 141 seats in the House of Delegates and 34 of 47 seats in the state Senate.

Moore has more money left over than Cox raised over the course of the entire campaign.

The state’s first seven online sportsbooks are scheduled to go live at 9 a.m. Wednesday

Maryland lawmakers have considered — but not approved — eliminating time limits entirely for future suits brought by victims of past sexual abuse.

At Gov.-elect Wes Moore’s announcement of his first hires, the essential Baltimore question followed: Where’d you go to school?

Seven out of 10 companies approved to offer apps say they’ll be ready to operate next week.

Companies must pass final control tests with regulators before they can launch their apps.

Baltimore Corps founder Fagan Harris named chief of staff; more appointments to come ahead of Jan. 18 inauguration.

Licenses could be issued Wednesday, but gamblers won't be able to place mobile bets right away

The Moores plan to move to Government House, the official residence in Annapolis that’s more commonly known as simply the ”governor’s mansion.”

The Democrat also met with outgoing Republican Gov. Larry Hogan.

Cox said he called Moore on Wednesday to wish him well

The Democrat says he’s ”ready to get to work” and isn't waiting on a concession call from Republican nominee Dan Cox.

First-time politician has a background in banking, education and the military.

The new governor will be inaugurated on Jan. 18, but the next administration’s work starts now.

Moore defeated Republican Dan Cox, 48, an ally of President Donald J. Trump who failed to gain traction among the Democratic and unaffiliated voters who make up the majority of Maryland’s electorate.

Under the federal Voting Rights Act, Prince George’s is newly designated as a jurisdiction where the Spanish-language assistance is required.

Maryland could be a bright spot for Democrats in the midterm elections.

As Moore spent Sunday campaigning at a pair of Prince George’s County churches, Cox addressed a rally at a fire hall in Brunswick, about 20 minutes outside of Frederick.

On Question K, the Sinclair executive-funded measure that would limit elected officials to two terms in office, former Mayor Catherine Pugh wrote that she could easily make arguments for and against the proposal.