ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Surrounded by pictures, knickknacks and a guitar signed by country music star Alan Jackson in his second-floor State House office, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan took stock of his dwindling time as governor.
“It’s not that I’m counting, but my calendar has a countdown on it,” Hogan told The Baltimore Sun in an interview Monday. “It says 30 days today.”
The rare two-term Republican governor has reached his term limit and will pass the baton to Democratic Gov.-elect Wes Moore, who will be inaugurated as Maryland’s first Black governor on Jan. 18.
