BALTIMORE (AP) — Republican Larry Hogan says he will continue focusing on his economic message that Maryland taxes are too high and regulations are overly constrictive to attract businesses, as he campaigns down the stretch against Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown in Maryland’s governor’s race. Hogan also outlined some social concerns in an interview with The Associated Press, including plans to take a greater interest in pardons and commutations and fighting heroin. Here are some highlights from the AP interview:

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