Maryland's Race For Governor

In the final week leading up to Maryland's gubernatorial election, Republican candidate Dan Cox discusses the race's momentum and his plans to address key issues such as the Francis Scott Key Bridge reconstruction and the state's deteriorating infrastructure. Cox criticizes his opponent, Governor Wes Moore, for prioritizing national issues over Maryland's pressing needs and for proposing policies that he believes will further burden the state's economy. Cox outlines his strategy to fast-track the bridge's reconstruction by streamlining the permitting process and investing in new energy sources to reduce electric bills. He also emphasizes the need to make Maryland more business-friendly by reducing taxes and providing property tax relief for seniors. The discussion highlights the stark differences in their approaches to governance and the potential implications for Maryland's future.