Maryland governor 'very concerned' Trump will interfere in midterms
Summary
Maryland Governor Wes Moore expressed concern that President Donald Trump might use federal power to interfere with the 2026 midterm elections. As the incoming chair of the National Governors Association, Moore plans to support states in managing their elections and promote a national program to build workforce opportunities for young people through service.Key Facts
- Governor Wes Moore is worried that President Trump could influence the 2026 midterm elections using federal authority.
- Trump has taken steps like restricting mail-in voting and seeking voter information from states.
- Moore will become chair of the National Governors Association, a bipartisan group of U.S. governors.
- Moore is launching “Service United,” a program to help young people gain work experience through service projects.
- The program has $10 million in philanthropic support and aims to expand work apprenticeships.
- Some Republicans, including Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt, support parts of Moore’s workforce plan but caution against large government programs.
- Moore believes changes in the workforce from technology like artificial intelligence are creating new challenges for young workers.
- Moore is often mentioned as a possible future presidential candidate but says he will focus on his current role and the upcoming elections.
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