Maryland’s governor remains committed to Question 3 when it comes to redistricting on the state ballot.
Gov. Wes Moore told WBAL’s Robert Lang Tuesday afternoon that he wants voters to remember Question 3. It could start the process of amending the state constitution to allow mid-decade congressional redistricting.
| LISTEN: Maryland Gov. Wes Moore speaks with WBAL’s Robert Lang
Moore pointed a finger at President Donald Trump for pushing Republican majority states to do the same.
“This assault on our democracy is real that we are seeing from Donald Trump. By voting yes on Question 3, is just simply saying the power of elections and the power of our democracy belongs to the people of Maryland and not to Donald Trump,” Moore said.
In Maryland, new district maps cannot be drawn until 2028 at the earliest if Question 3 is approved.
The 2026 General Election takes place on Nov. 3.
