June 5th, 2018 by WCBC Radio
Governor Larry Hogan chose some of the friendliest territory in Maryland to hold the first large rally of his 2018 re-election campaign this past weekend — kicking things off with a stop in Hagerstown. The Republican governor had little to say about the nine-candidate Democratic field seeking the nomination to deny him a second term in November choosing instead to focus on his record and the economic improvements that the state has experienced in the past four years. The rally — a warm-up to the official campaign kickoff in Annapolis this Saturday — capped a day of official and political events in Washington County, which Hogan carried with 73 percent of the vote four years ago. In Allegany County Hogan ran even stronger garnering 75% of the vote. Hogan says he has made it a point during his first term to visit every region in the state on a regular basis…
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