Maryland 2022 midterm election results

Maryland voters are heading to the polls Tuesday to forged ballots within the state’s open gubernatorial race in addition to for the Home and the state legislature.

Early voting within the state began on Oct. 27 and ended Thursday.

Polls will open at 7 a.m. ET and can shut at 8 p.m. ET.

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State significance

Maryland’s primary race is its gubernatorial contest, the place Democratic nominee Wes Moore is the heavy favourite to defeat Republican Dan Cox.

The governor’s mansion, which being vacated by term-limited GOP Gov. Larry Hogan, was the main target of two intense primaries.

Moore, an writer and former non-profit chief, emerged victorious from his July major towards former Labor Secretary and Democratic Nationwide Committee Chairman Tom Perez and state Comptroller Peter Franchot. Moore was boosted by outspending his opponents and endorsements from individuals like Oprah Winfrey and Home Majority Chief Steny Hoyer, D-Md.

Moore confronted questions over whether or not he inflated his biography, however the hypothesis didn’t derail his bid.

Within the Republican major, in the meantime, Cox, a state delegate, dispatched former Commerce Secretary Kelly Schulz in a battle that served as a microcosm of the broader divides throughout the GOP.

Cox ran with the endorsement of former President Donald Trump and questioned the outcomes of the 2020 election, hammered Hogan over restrictions meant to stem the unfold of COVID-19 and opposes abortion.

Schulz ran extra within the mould of Hogan, who endorsed her and wrote the playbook for how you can win as an institution Republican in deep blue Maryland.

Democrats additionally meddled within the GOP major, efficiently elevating Cox seemingly within the hopes that he could be simpler to beat than the extra mainstream Schulz.

Hogan, who had branded Cox as a right-wing “conspiracy theorist,” stated after the first that he wouldn’t vote for the GOP nominee.

Counties are coloured crimson or blue when the % of anticipated vote reporting reaches a set threshold. This threshold varies by state and is predicated on patterns of previous vote reporting and expectations about how the vote will report this 12 months.