Maryland's gubernatorial candidates hit the road, make final push to voters
Gubernatorial Republican candidate Del. Dan Cox and his wife cast their ballots for the 2022 Election on Tuesday morning.
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Gubernatorial Republican candidate Del. Dan Cox and his wife cast their ballots for the 2022 Election on Tuesday morning.
Coast to coast, candidates and big-name backers made final appeals to voters Monday in the last hours of a fraught midterm election season, with Republicans excited about the prospect of winning back Congress and President Joe Biden insisting his party would "surprise the living devil out of a lot of people."
Democratic U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen is running for a second term against Republican Chris Chaffee.
Maryland voters are deciding whether to legalize recreational marijuana in a constitutional amendment Tuesday.
Biden won Maryland with more than 65% of the vote in 2020 and appeared with Wes Moore, the 44-year-old Rhodes Scholar who could become the state's first Black governor.
Sheila Hixson, who served more than four decades in the Maryland General Assembly, has died. She was 89.
In the 24 hours leading up to Election Day, Maryland's gubernatorial candidates tried to convince Marylanders who have not already cast a ballot, to vote for them.
Three Trump advisers told CBS News that Nov. 14 is one possible date on their radar.
Maryland's top race features Democrat Wes Moore against Republican Dan Cox for the governorship.
Lou Ann Blake was shocked when she learned she was blind.
Wes Moore could soon make history if elected Maryland's first Black governor, and he's not alone: Rep. Anthony Brown would be the state's first Black attorney general. Aruna Miller, Moore's running mate who immigrated from India, would be the first Asian-American elected statewide in Maryland.
In addition to deciding on candidates in key races, there are five statewide ballot questions and several others in Baltimore City and surrounding counties.
Starting Thursday, polling places across Maryland are welcoming eligible voters for in-person early voting.
Republican Andy Harris has represented Maryland's first congressional district for more than a decade.
Democratic challenger Heather Mizeur says her campaign has raised more money than anybody in the history of her district.
