RIVA, Md. (AP) — When Republican Larry Hogan served as former Gov. Robert Ehrlich’s appointments secretary, a big part of his job involved working with Democrats in the Maryland General Assembly on executive branch appointments. He wants to do it again — this time, as governor.
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