Maryland Gov. Wes Moore says he’s ‘very concerned’ Trump will interfere in the midterm elections
Summary
Maryland Governor Wes Moore said he is very worried that President Donald Trump might use federal power to interfere with the upcoming midterm elections. Moore mentioned Trump’s past actions like trying to limit mail voting, asking states for voter data, and possibly sending federal forces to polling places as reasons for concern.Key Facts
- Governor Wes Moore of Maryland expressed serious concerns about President Trump interfering in the midterm elections.
- Moore discussed Trump’s efforts such as restricting voting by mail and seeking voter information from states.
- There is a possibility that federal troops or agents could be sent to polling locations during the elections.
- Moore is now the chair of the National Governors Association (NGA), a group of U.S. governors from both parties.
- He believes the NGA can help states run elections fairly according to the U.S. Constitution.
- Moore is gaining national attention and is considered a potential future presidential candidate but says he will focus on the elections this year.
- He is leading a national program called “Service United” to help young people enter the workforce through community service and apprenticeships.
- Some Republicans, including outgoing NGA chair Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt, support parts of Moore’s workforce and service initiatives.
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