Larry Hogan, who won Maryland in 2014 and 2018, faces new terrain in the 2024 Senate campaign

In 2018, Larry Hogan followed a seldom-traveled route to become the first Republican in 70 years to be reelected Maryland governor. He prevailed by presenting a low-key brand of moderation

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