Wes Moore doesn’t rule out cutting his second term short if reelected governor
Governor Wes Moore of Maryland is considering the possibility of shortening his second term if he is re-elected in 2026. He is currently running for a second term, having previously defeated Republican Dan Cox in the 2022 gubernatorial race by a large margin. The two candidates faced off in their first and only debate of the 2026 cycle, which was prerecorded and scheduled to air soon. As of now, Governor Wes Moore of Maryland is contemplating the possibility of shortening his second term if re-elected in 2026.He is currently actively campaigning for a second term, having previously secured a decisive victory over Republican Dan Cox in the 2022 gubernatorial election. The two candidates participated in their first and only debate of the 2026 cycle, which was prerecorded and is scheduled to be broadcast soon.
Gov. Wes Moore (D-MD) did not rule out cutting his second term as governor short if he is reelected to serve Maryland again in 2026.
Moore is running for reelection to serve a second term as governor, taking on a challenge from former Republican state Del. Dan Cox, whom he defeated in the 2022 gubernatorial race by a 32-point margin. Moore and Cox faced off in their first and only debate of the 2026 election cycle on Tuesday in a prerecorded matchup set to air at 7 p.m., hosted by Maryland Public Television and WBAL-TV 11.
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