ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Republican Larry Hogan made his campaign for the GOP primary in the governor’s race in Maryland official on Monday, announcing he will use public financing after filing his candidacy at the state election’s board.
To qualify for public funding, Hogan will need to raise about $258,600 in contributions of $250 or less from individuals. Hogan officially kicked off his campaign last week and announced his running mate at the same event. He said he is just now getting focused on raising money.
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