Gov. Wes Moore Town Hall | Answering Marylanders questions
Gov. Wes Moore answers several Marylanders questions regarding the future of the state at WUSA9's Town Hall.
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Gov. Wes Moore answers several Marylanders questions regarding the future of the state at WUSA9's Town Hall.
It’s a picture he holds in high regard, preserving as it does the precious and enduring memory of his grandmother Winell Thomas filling out the absentee ballot to vote for him. Sadly, she died five days before the polls but her vote was counted...
Wess Moore (born 1978) has taken his own place in the history of American politics. He is Maryland’s first Black governor in its 246-year history and the third Black person elected governor of a U.S. state since Reconstruction. | Wess Moore (born 1978) has taken his own place in the history of American politics. He is Maryland’s first Black governor in its 246-year history and the third Black person elected governor of a U.S. state since Reconstruction. “It’s humbling because this is the state of Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass and Thurgood Marshall,” Moore, a
Army vet Wes Moore now has a place in Maryland’s history. Moore’s historic moment was one of several for candidates of color in the 2022 elections.
Offered dramatically different paths for the future of Maryland policy and politics, voters are picking a new slate of leaders for Annapolis, plus other candidates for scores of federal, state and local offices.