Maryland Gov. Wes Moore is set to travel to the early primary state of South Carolina at the end of this month to headline the state party’s influential Blue Palmetto Dinner, according to plans shared first with POLITICO. He’s delivering a commencement speech at the historically black Lincoln University on Sunday in Pennsylvania, a key swing state. And he’s going on national shows like “The View” to bolster his profile as he heads into a reelection bid next year.
Still, in an interview, Moore insisted he isn’t running for president in 2028.
“I am clear — I’m not running,” Moore told POLITICO on Thursday, something he also said on his national television appearance that day. “But what I am doing is running to make sure that Maryland really is going to have the most explosive decade that it’s had at any time in recent history.”
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Wes Moore is doing everything to lay the groundwork for a presidential bid. But he insists he’s ‘not running.’
- by: Brakkton Booker
- 05.02.25
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Politico
- 05/02/2025
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