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Over the last four years, 32,931 individual donors living in Baltimore gave $12,625,341.15 to political candidates, according to a Baltimore City Wire analysis of state campaign finance data.

Gov. Larry Hogan has changed his mind about support and funding from the National Rifle Association.

Following a news conference in early August, Jealous emphatically negated a question in which he was asked if he was a socialist, but has since apologized for his reply.

While the gubernatorial race is entering its final months, Gov. Larry Hogan and his challenger, Ben Jealous, have announced several endorsements they have each received.

There are about 250 active volunteers in the city, according to Doug Mayer, Hogan's campaign spokesman.

While gubernatorial candidate Ben Jealous has been pushing for a state-run single-payer healthcare system if he were to win the election this coming November, this could cause mass layoffs in the healthcare industry.

Maryland Democrat gubernatorial candidate Ben Jealous' recent faltering and ultimately failed attempt to answer a basic question about issues in one county could be the grimace-heard-round-the-state, a Baltimore County Republican Party official said.

Gov. Larry Hogan released three years of his tax returns last week after his opponent, Ben Jealous, released his in June.

Gov. Larry Hogan has appointed Alice Sophocleus to the Maryland House of Delegates, replacing her late husband, Theodore "Ted" Sophocleus.

A collection of governors across party lines called out President Donald Trump to reverse course after his administration decided to try to upend ObamaCare protections of pre-existing conditions.

Gov. Larry Hogan released a second television advertisement today, as he campaigns for re-election in November.

With an eye toward November elections, a recent poll conducted jointly by the Washington Post and the University of Maryland revealed that Republican Gov. Larry Hogan maintains strong public favor with a 71 percent approval rating.

Seventeen companies have already submitted applications for Gov. Larry Hogan’s More Jobs For Marylanders Act.

One of Iowa's candidates for governor hopes to follow in Maryland's footsteps in providing aid for state residents who want to attend community colleges.