Vice President Kamala Harris stumps for Wes Moore; Dan Cox says not to count him out
BALTIMORE -- Wes Moore and Dan Cox spent Saturday campaigning in Baltimore and the surrounding area.
The two men have 10 days remaining until Election Day to win over voters
In West Baltimore on Saturday, Vice President Kamala Harris stumped for Moore and Maryland Democrat Sen. Chris Van Hollen.
"Maryland you are always a leader in understanding what's at stake and fighting for our democracy and we need you," Harris said. "We really need you."
President Joe Biden is expected to be in Maryland next week to support Moore too.
Moore spent time talking about how his upbringing led him to run for public office and how he hopes his leadership will strengthen Maryland.
"We all share a measure of hope that we can become a stage where each of us are actually seen and where opportunity is provided for each and every one of us," Moore said. "It's not that everyone is going to end up in the same spot but what we demand is that everyone gets a fair shot."
Meanwhile, Republican candidate Dan Cox held a rally in the Owings Mills area.
He highlighted key issues facing the state, including inflation, drug overdoses, and reducing crime in Baltimore. He told his supporters not to worry.
"When you look at the current setup of the next 10 days, and you're hearing the negativity, and you're hearing that it looks like a done deal, it's not," Cox said. "Don't believe it."
Recent polls show that Moore has a double-digit lead over Cox.
