Maryland’s Moore Gives Democrats a Gubernatorial Win

First-time Democratic campaigner Wesley Moore, an writer and erstwhile CEO of an anti-poverty nonprofit, has been elected Maryland’s archetypal achromatic governor, according to projections. Moore, 43, a U.S. Army Ranger warfare seasoned and concern banker who had the vocal backing of TV maven Oprah Winfrey, was projected to bushed Del. Dan Cox (R-Frederick) successful their Nov. 8 gubernatorial contention to win the term-limited Republican Gov. Larry Hogan. Moore had 60.5 ...