Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is the most competitive Republican candidate in years in a U.S. Senate race that could have national political significance.

Republican Larry Hogan and Democrat Angela Alsobrooks, in a pair of get-out-the-vote rallies Monday night, made their closing pitches to voters in what’s become one of the most heated and nationally watched Maryland election races ever. The U.S. Senate ...

Maryland voters are heading to the polls Tuesday with an unexpectedly competitive Senate race, three open House seats and a state constitutional amendment protecting abortion on the ballot. Vice President Kamala Harris has a large advantage over former president Donald Trump in the deeply blue state he lost in the two previous presidential elections,

Standing in line alongside at least 35 other voters, Hogan remarked that, despite the lack of recent polls, the only one that truly matters is tonight’s final count.

With his hands folded on a bright yellow tablecloth and surrounded by Marylanders voicing some of their worst fears, Larry Hogan said he wanted to listen. He also had plenty to say, and by the time he stood up 35 minutes later at St.