Larry Hogan Jr., the Republican nominee for governor, said his Democratic opponent, Anthony Brown, is suddenly changing his campaign message to match Hogan’s, because polls are showing a message of tax relief is resonating with Maryland voters. The [Brown] campaign has changed its message to my message, Hogan said during a political forum at the B’nai Israel Congregation in Rockville Sunday. Brown now says he agrees with me on tax relief. I don’t think a lot of people are going to believe in his last minute conversion. During the forum Hogan said if he wins, he will have the cooperation of Senate President Mike Miller. The president of the Senate recently said he thought there was a chance I might be elected governor, Hogan said when asked how he could accomplish some of his policy goals while working with a Democratic legislature. He promised to work in a bi-partisan fashion with me to get things done for the good of the state. His word is good enough for me. Two undecided voters... have already made their minds up. I am a registered Democrat but I’m voting Republican, absolutely, Denise Berman, a Gaithersburg resident said at the forum. I think [Hogans] the best candidate to try and change the state’s mentality. We need to have more diverse opinion in government and we need to have representation from both sides. I knew he couldn’t be as bad as his opponents made him out to be in the commercials they’ve made, said Gail Libin of Rockville, a registered independent.
Posted on: Mon, 13 Oct 2014 15:26:41 +0000
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