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Maryland Democrats Approve Gerrymander, Moore Eyes 2028 Run

2/7/2026

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The Maryland House of Delegates approved a gerrymandered map that may eliminate Maryland's Republican-leaning district.
Wes Moore, the first Black governor of Maryland, is up for re-election and seen as a 2028 candidate.
He says Democrats must deliver tangible results, not merely oppose U.S. President Donald Trump.
Moore is actively fundraising and engaging with early primary states.
He faced political hurdles, including being blocked from a bipartisan White House dinner.

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The Maryland House of Delegates approved a gerrymandered map that may eliminate Maryland's Republican-leaning district.
Wes Moore, the first Black governor of Maryland, is up for re-election and seen as a 2028 candidate.
He says Democrats must deliver tangible results, not merely oppose U.S. President Donald Trump.
Moore is actively fundraising and engaging with early primary states.
He faced political hurdles, including being blocked from a bipartisan White House dinner.