Larry Hogan "Confident" Heading Into Election Day
With the race getting tight, Republican Larry Hogan knows every vote counts.
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With the race getting tight, Republican Larry Hogan knows every vote counts.
Election Day is Tuesday, and Maryland voters have an opinion on the gubernatorial race so far.
Election countdown begins. In less than 14 hours, polls will open as voters cast their ballot for Maryland's next governor.
In less than 24 hours, Maryland voters will head to the polls to decide our next governor. The race is turning out a lot closer than many once thought.
We are hours away from Election Day 2014 and Maryland's gubernatorial candidates are out and about, looking to secure last minute votes.
It was an electric crowd of Larry Hogan supporters rallying in Baltimore. As the race for governor winds down, the Republican candidate is being backed by New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, who made a stop in Charm City to show his support.
The countdown is on! Only three days left until voters cast their ballots for the next governor of Maryland.
The countdown is on! It's just four days left until voters cast their ballots for the next governor of Maryland, and Democrat Anthony Brown has a message for voters.
The countdown is on! It's just four days left until voters cast their ballots for the next governor of Maryland, and Republican Larry Hogan looking to Democrats.
Early voting turnout is up this year in Maryland compared with the last midterm election, and about 109,000 people cast ballots during the last two days of early voting, which ended Thursday night.
Eligible Maryland votes can cast a ballot anytime between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. on Election Day.
It's the final push before Maryland's general election. Larry Hogan and Democrat Anthony Brown have just one more weekend to sway the voters.
A state elections official says it's possible that some non-U.S. citizens are voting in Maryland.
It's a race to the finish line as Maryland's candidates for governor take their messages around the state. But will the current governor impact the way voters cast their ballots?
Rep. C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger is scheduled to talk to students studying homeland security.
