2 GOP candidates criticize opponent’s use of group

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ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Two Republican candidates in Maryland’s GOP primary for governor filed a complaint Wednesday about an opponent’s use of a political group in his campaign. The candidate’s campaign said the complaint was “utterly absurd.”

Del. Ron George and Harford County Executive David Craig said they believe Larry Hogan’s use of assets from the political group called Change Maryland are violations of campaign finance rules.

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