Maryland Politics: Moore Urges Swift Action From New Democratic Congress
Gov. Wes Moore calls for immediate legislative moves on tariffs and spending while outlining his second-term focus on cost of living in Maryland.
By Eric Collins ·
Maryland Governor Wes Moore urged newly elected Democrats in Congress to act immediately on economic issues.
During a radio interview on 92Q on November 5, 2026, Moore discussed his recent reelection victory and his priorities for the next four years.
Moore specifically asked for legislative movement within the first hundred hours of the new term. He cited a need for greater accountability in Washington and called for action on tariffs. He also pushed for reduced government spending on overseas conflicts.
The governor highlighted his campaign history, noting he had no prior political background or established connections before his first run. He credited his historic reelection margin and noted wins for other Democrats in Maryland, including Vanessa Atterbeary in Howard County and Julian Jones in Baltimore County.
Moore reaffirmed his commitment to making Maryland more affordable. He stated his goal is to lower living expenses and strengthen the state's economy. He also pointed to the growing number of Black governors serving across the country.
Moore confirmed he will attend the Baltimore Ravens game at M&T Bank Stadium on Thursday night.
