Thank you, Maryland! Your votes made this all happen and I am proud to be your Democratic nominee for Governor again. The work doesn’t stop now!
Wes Moore
The Public Record
Wes Moore is a Democratic politician from Maryland, currently serving as the Governor of Maryland. He has focused on issues such as education, economic opportunity, and public safety. Moore is known for his commitment to working across party lines and has emphasized the need for the Democratic Party to be more proactive in addressing the needs of constituents. His leadership style is characterized by a willingness to engage with diverse perspectives while maintaining a strong stance on his principles.
Maryland's residents and entrepreneurs shouldn't need an insider's network or a team of consultants to find the resources available to them.
This is a transformative day for the Port of Baltimore and for Maryland.
By bringing nearly 2,500 funding and assistance programs into one place, we're closing the information gap that has held too many small business owners back.
If we can forbid federal employees from engaging in all political activities – that’s the Hatch Act – we can certainly forbid state employees from gambling on state elections.
This project is about much more than just a tunnel, guys. It’s about the people.
Governor Moore’s decision to acquire the Preakness intellectual property ensures that Maryland will shape the future of horse racing in our state, protect the Preakness, and support the communities surrounding Pimlico.
“Governor Wes Moore continues to prove what it means to be a true gun sense champion, leading with courage and a relentless commitment to protecting Maryland families.”
“Governor Wes Moore doesn’t just talk about gun safety — he delivers on it,”
The Preakness Stakes is more than just a race; it is a cornerstone of Maryland’s history, culture, and economy.
“Everyone here at Everytown is evidence that we can and must move forward towards a safer future. And, I am committed to working with Maryland law enforcement and the communities they protect to help drive record lows in violent crime and…
“By signing landmark legislation to stop the spread of DIY machine guns, he made Maryland the second state in the nation to take on the gun industry’s latest attempt to get around common-sense laws.”
This decision secures a vital asset for our state, allows Maryland to shape its horseracing destiny.
My commitment has been clear from day one — we will explore every avenue possible to make sure Maryland has fair and representative maps.
This decision protects one of Maryland’s most valuable assets while creating long-term stability for our racing and breeding industries.
I know who’d I never vote for and [that’s] who’s there right now is the governor.
I am committed to working with Maryland law enforcement and the communities they protect to help drive record lows in violent crime and prevent senseless gun tragedies.
Everyone here at Everytown is evidence that we can and must move forward towards a safer future.
After the mass shooting in Baltimore’s Brooklyn neighborhood during my first year in office, I promised I would never spend my time as governor just offering thoughts and prayers.
I am energized by each stop of the ‘Delivering for Maryland’ tour because I see the real results our administration’s investments continue to make in each community, and my time on the Eastern Shore was no different.
Whether it’s providing basic necessities like shelter, supporting our public safety officers, or encouraging young Marylanders to serve, I am committed to working in partnership with every county to build stronger, more vibrant communities…
This disaster declaration provides a vital financial safety net to keep our hardworking family farms operational so they can continue to feed Maryland families while putting food on their own tables.
Since its opening 50 years ago, Maryland Science Center has been a central hub of hands-on learning and experience.
Violence is unacceptable. In moments like this, we are reminded that unity, civility, and respect for one another matter more than ever.
What I saw on video this morning at Commodore John Rodgers Elementary/Middle School is deeply disturbing.





