Amid 2028 speculation, Wes Moore urges Marylanders to back him on redistricting
Maryland’s Democratic governor is fighting a tough campaign in his state — and it’s not his re-election effort. Maryland Gov. Wes Moore is under pressure from voters to back him on a ballot question that would allow state Democratic leaders to redraw congressional district lines even more than the current 7-1 map. Moore and his allies, including former President Barack Obama, are framing a vote for the ballot question as a vote to fight back against President Donald Trump and Republicans. However, support for the measure may not be as strong as Moore and other Maryland Democrats had hoped. If it does not pass, it would be a major setback for Moore amid speculation that he is preparing for a potential 2028 presidential campaign. A poll by the University of Maryland, Baltimore County found that a majority of likely Maryland voters (53%) planned to vote against the measure.
Опубликовано : 3 часа назад от Alexandra Marquez в Politics
BALTIMORE — Maryland Gov. Wes Moore is expected to cruise to re-election on Nov. 3. But he’s sweating the campaign nonetheless.
Moore’s political prowess is being tested at home beyond his own race f... [10000 symbols]
