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Wes Moore
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.
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.
Moore and Cox lean into national issues during Maryland governor debate
The candidates attacked each other as extremist members of their respective parties with radical views on nationally prominent political issues, from abortion to policing to election integrity.
Don’t go to the voting booth uninformed on Election Day
Some current office holders and power brokers who control the purse strings are probably perfectly fine with the status quo of voters who don't know what's on their ballot. Let's not give them that satisfaction.
Video: Watch the Maryland governor debate between Republican Dan Cox and Democrat Wes Moore
It will be their first — and likely only — televised debate.
Maryland’s highest court allows early counting of mail ballots in general election
Elections officials had worried that process might drag on for weeks
Maryland Democratic governor candidate Moore pays off $21K water bill in Baltimore
The Moores were not aware of the outstanding bill before Wednesday, according to a campaign spokesman.
Poll: Moore widening lead over Cox in Maryland governor’s race
Democrat Moore has 60% support, compared to 28% for Republican Cox
Maryland’s highest court will decide when election officials can start counting mail ballots
The Maryland Court of Appeals will hold oral arguments on Oct. 7.
During Maryland’s election season, campaign trails intersect at annual Crisfield crab feast
Current governor and potential future governors were among those at the J. Millard Tawes Crab & Clam Bake in Crisfield.
What you need to know about counting of mail ballots in Maryland’s election
A judge ruled on Friday that mail ballots can be counted as soon as Oct. 1
Banner political notes: Portrait time; Moore money for other candidates; Money for nothing, but these towns said no
While nearly every local government in Maryland took federal COVID relief money, three tiny towns chose not to.
Judge says election officials can begin counting mail ballots before Election Day
The ruling means that results from a significant portion of mail ballots will be available on election night, and it’s likely that candidates and voters won’t have to wait long to know the outcome of many races.
Former President Trump to host fundraiser with Dan Cox, the Republican nominee for Maryland governor
Trump is hosting a fundraiser with Cox at the former president’s Mar-A-Lago Club in Florida on Oct. 17.
Will Dan Cox accept the election results? His answers aren’t clear.
Republican governor candidate Dan Cox has said the 2020 presidential election was stolen and joined a legal effort to challenge the results.
What’s motivating Marylanders as they decide how they’ll vote this November
Poll finds that crime, education and the economy are big issues for voters.
Judge to decide this week whether Maryland’s mailed ballots can be counted early
Montgomery County Circuit Court Judge James Bonifant said he’d issue a ruling at 3 p.m. Friday on the request from the Maryland State Board of Elections.
Five takeaways from The Baltimore Banner’s statewide poll
More than 1,000 Marylanders answered questions ranging from whom they plan to vote for to the top issues they’re considering.
What’s changed — and stayed the same — with the Maryland electorate since Goucher Poll survey in June
Two months after the primary, Maryland’s electorate has coalesced behind party nominees in the general election race to succeed term-limited Gov. Larry Hogan, but at the same time, held firm on some issues, such as their opinions of President Biden and former president Trump, their frustration with inflation and their attitudes toward abortion.