Maryland’s only House Republican looks to Larry Hogan to help survive redistricting

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Gov. Wes Moore (D-MD) and Maryland Democrats are inching closer to ousting the state’s lone House Republican after notching a win at the state Supreme Court to keep a redistricting question on the ballot for the November elections.

Running out of options to protect his congressional seat from being redrawn to favor Democrats in 2028, Rep. Andy Harris (R-MD) says it’s time for Moore’s predecessor to lend a lifeline. The eight-term lawmaker plans to call upon Larry Hogan, the former two-term centrist Republican governor who left office in 2023 with high bipartisan approval ratings, to get more involved.

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