Pinned Post
Inspired by President Reagan's leadership and ability to work across the aisle, Governor Hogan carries the flame of the 40th President as he has worked to lead the state of Maryland amidst crisis and recovery. Governor Hogan will speak about the state of the election and electorate, the future of the Republican party, and address American values such as unity and reconciliation, and a post COVID-19 vision for a more prosperous United States.
November 16, 2020 | 8:30 AM Pacific / 11:30 AM Eastern
Governor Larry Hogan today introduced the RELIEF Act of 2021, an emergency legislative package that will provide more than $1 billion in direct stimulus and tax relief for Maryland working families, small businesses, and those who have lost their jobs as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
January 11, 2021
Earlier today, Governor Hogan announced a new non-partisan citizen commission to remove partisan politics from redistricting and restore fairness and trust in the process. Maryland has some of the most partisan gerrymandered districts in the country. Former Governor Martin O’Malley even admitted under oath that he drew them to “create a district where the people would be more likely to elect a Democrat than a Republican.” This unfair system also dramatically underrepresents black voters.
Governor Larry Hogan today introduced the RELIEF Act of 2021, an emergency legislative package that will provide more than $1 billion in direct stimulus and tax relief for Maryland working families, small businesses, and those who have lost their jobs as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. This legislation builds on the more than $700 million in emergency economic relief that the governor has already announced.
Governor Larry Hogan (MD) was joined by Governors Charlie Baker (MA), Asa Hutchinson (AR), Phil Scott (VT), and Chris Sununu (NH) today to call on Congress to pass an urgently-needed COVID-19 relief bill before the end of 2020: “As Republican governors on the front lines of the COVID-19 crisis, we strongly urge Congress to pass a bipartisan agreement on a COVID-19 relief package this month. “More than eight months have passed since the last federal coronavirus stimulus package became law.
