Chris Christie Returns To Md. To Campaign For Larry Hogan
The General Election is one week away and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is back in Maryland to support Republican Larry Hogan's race for governor.
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The General Election is one week away and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is back in Maryland to support Republican Larry Hogan's race for governor.
We're eight days from Election Day and the candidates are on the stump. Marylanders have until Thursday to take advantage of early voting before the November 4 general election.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is coming back to Maryland to campaign for Larry Hogan in his bid for governor.
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown has generated a big fundraising edge over Republican Larry Hogan in the Maryland governor's race, according to the latest fundraising reports filed with the state Friday.
The Maryland Republican Party on Friday reported raising about $750,000 for Larry Hogan's gubernatorial bid in the latest reporting period.
The Republican Governors Association is going to run television ads for Larry Hogan in the Maryland governor's race.
Republican Larry Hogan says a governor's authority to commute sentences and pardon prisoners is an important power that he would rejuvenate if he is elected governor.
Less than three weeks to go until Marylanders hit the voting booths to cast their ballots. One of the men who wants to be governor is getting a big show of support from the president.
Maryland's candidates for governor turn up the heat in their third and final televised debate.
Early voting starts a week from now in Maryland, and the finals debates of the 2014 gubernatorial campaign are on tap.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is set to attend another fundraiser for Republican gubernatorial candidate Larry Hogan in Maryland next week.
Gun control has been a recurring issue in Maryland's governor's race this year.
The Washington Post has endorsed Anthony Brown for Maryland's next governor.
There's a new poll just out Sunday morning showing the gap between the top gubernatorial candidates is narrowing.
Campaign 2014 is in the last four weeks and the conversation over issues is growing. The candidates debated issues on WJZ and taxes emerged as a primary concern.
Two candidates for Maryland's governor's race spent Tuesday in WJZ-TV's studios for a taping of the first gubernatorial debate, which later aired on WJZ and online.
Maryland's gubernatorial candidates put their campaigns on the line in the WJZ studios. The candidates' debate moderated by Vic Carter gives Maryland voters a chance to see what each intends to do as governor.
The debate aired on Oct. 7.
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown and Mr. Larry Hogan debated the issues you may want to consider before casting your vote.
Republican candidate for governor Larry Hogan said Saturday he won't make his income tax returns public, because his opponent, Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown, has declined to release his.
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown's campaign for governor contends Republican Larry Hogan's plan to save $1.75 billion in state spending doesn't add up, but Hogan disputed the campaign's findings Saturday and stood by his plan to make big savings by cutting waste and fraud.
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown will speak at a forum in Towson, while Republican Larry Hogan had to cancel.
Maryland's new governor may face some tough economic times with a budget deficit and now news of a possible property tax hike.
As the campaign for governor heats up, the candidates are vying for every vote, and now it appears both Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown and Larry Hogan are focusing on women.
The Maryland State Board of Elections has found that Republican gubernatorial candidate Larry Hogan should have disclosed the value of a poll conducted by a group he created before he decided to run for governor.
