Baltimore, Howard, Montgomery and Prince George’s counties are likely to elect Black executives, the most ever at one time, with a fifth Black candidate running in Wicomico County.

Dan Cox and Gov. Wes Moore, the leading gubernatorial candidates, continue to stump across the state, campaigning on the need for change in Maryland.

From ending child poverty to building the Red Line in Baltimore and expanding broadband internet access to all corners of the state, Gov. Wes Moore has made many promises during his term.

In America’s history, only three Black candidates have been elected governor – and they’ve all been Black men and Democrats. This year, that pool has grown to include a mix of Republicans, Democrats, and women who want the focus to be their policies, not their identity making history. Incumbent Maryland Gov. Wes Moore…