Several Republican leaders in Maryland put their support behind Democratic Gov. Wes Moore in his 2026 re-election campaign.

One day after posting the official results from the Sept. 16 primary election for city offices, the Annapolis Board of Canvassers had second thoughts Wednesday, voting in an emergency meeting to conduct a hand recount of all ballots cast in the race.

When Steve Hershey, the top Republican in the Maryland Senate, said earlier this month that he would potentially run against Gov. Wes Moore, he said he was launching an exploratory committee to begin raising campaign money and engage with voters before making a final decision.

A handful of small-town Republicans and former GOP officials in Maryland have crossed party lines to endorse Gov. Wes Moore for re-election next year.

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Freshman Rep. Sarah Elfreth, a Maryland Democrat, on Wednesday announced her re-election campaign. Elfreth was elected in 2024 to represent Maryland’s third congressional district, following the retirement announcement of Rep.

Jared Littmann's early lead in the Democratic primary for Annapolis mayor held, and even widened slightly, in an overwhelming win over longtime City Council Alderwoman Rhonda Pindell Charles, according to official results released Tuesday.