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Dan Cox
Republican Dan Cox concedes to Democrat Wes Moore in the Maryland governor’s race
Cox said he called Moore on Wednesday to wish him well
In his own words: Moore, Maryland’s governor-elect, talks about his victory and what’s next
The Democrat says he’s ”ready to get to work” and isn't waiting on a concession call from Republican nominee Dan Cox.
Democrat Wes Moore elected as Maryland’s first Black governor
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.
Election Day recap: Reaction and results from across Maryland
Our reporters talked to voters and candidates, monitored precinct issues and provided context from the day of voting.
Everything you need to know to be ready for Election Day in Maryland
It’s time to vote. Do you still have questions? Maybe we can help.
Wes Moore, Dan Cox dash across Maryland as the campaign for governor nears finish line
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.
Wes Moore says he’ll hand control of his investments to a blind trust if elected governor
Moore has a vast array of investments and business interests and holds positions on the boards of several corporations, all presenting a minefield of potential conflicts of interest should he become the state’s chief executive.
Vice President Kamala Harris fires up Baltimore Democrats while Republicans rally in Owings Mills
Both parties are intensifying get-out-the-vote efforts with 10 days until Election Day
Banner political notes: A new gig for Schulz, advice from Hillary Clinton, one candidate’s ‘big head’
After losing the Republican primary for governor, Kelly Schulz landed on her feet; Mayor Brandon Scott’s top lobbyist is leaving City Hall for a private firm in Annapolis.
Moore raises nearly $6 million, Cox $562,000 in closing stretch of Maryland governor race
Heading into final weeks of the campaign, Democratic candidate has nearly $4 million in the bank
Poll: Wes Moore and Democrats hold strong leads as voting begins
Third independent poll of the fall election season shows statewide advantage for Democratic candidates.
Former President Obama endorses Wes Moore in race for Maryland governor
Obama remains wildly popular among Maryland Democrats, with 91% giving him a favorable rating in a June poll from Goucher College in partnership with The Baltimore Banner and WYPR.
Democrat Wes Moore, leading Maryland’s governor’s race, still working to win over voters
While Moore has the clear advantage in this election, his candidacy is not without challenges.
Behind in polls, fundraising Republican Dan Cox still believes he can win over Maryland voters
The Republican nominee for governor is at a stark disadvantage as he tries to overcome the numbers and fundraising advantage held by state Democrats.
Video shows Maryland gubernatorial nominee Dan Cox accepting gift from man who claims membership in the Proud Boys
The Cox campaign issued a statement claiming Cox did not understand who the young man was.
Clean water advocates and elected officials urge next Maryland governor to do more to protect the Chesapeake Bay
The meeting comes after the Chesapeake Bay Foundation announced the bay states are not on track to meet the 2025 deadline for reducing Chesapeake Bay pollution.
Maryland governor candidate Cox raises money with Trump in Florida
The Cox campaign has not responded to questions about the event, including how many attended or how much money was raised.
Three key moments from Maryland’s governor debate between Dan Cox and Wes Moore
Wednesday's debate is likely to be the only one of the campaign.
Four details from the Maryland governor debate between Wes Moore and Dan Cox
Cox had difficulty with his message and the format, while both candidates referenced Gov. Larry Hogan.