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“By pardoning Marylanders with cannabis-related convictions, Governor Moore is helping reduce barriers to housing, employment, education and ...

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... said Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich. “I appreciate the ... Since taking office, he has advanced historic legislation to ...

r/maryland on Reddit: Governor Wes Moore: We need to make ...

I'll preface this by saying that I voted for Moore and I hope he's great. But I'm getting kinda tired of the never ending campaign. The ...

Governor Wes Moore Cannabis Executive Order - YouTube

Governor Wes Moore signs an historic executive order pardoning 175000 convictions related to the possession of cannabis and certain ...

Maryland Governor Wes Moore Signs Historic Cannabis Executive ...

Sarah Gersten, Executive Director of Last Prisoner Project said ... people with no criminal history. It was a rare occurrence for a ...

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WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT GOVERNOR MOORE'S HISTORIC EXECUTIVE ORDER PARDONING 175,000 MARYLAND CANNABIS CONVICTIONS. 6/21/24 States News ...

Governor Wes Moore Recaps: Historic Cannabis Pardon - YouTube

History shows how policies have been intentionally deployed to hold back entire communities and have led to the mass incarceration of Black ...

Wes Moore reflects on historic election as Maryland's first Black ...

Moore, an Army veteran and former nonprofit executive, is only the third Black person to be elected governor in US history. He defeated ...

Moore faces great expectations and the weight of history as he takes ...

When he competed in the general election, which had all the makings of a blow-out from the beginning, he never took anything for granted. After ...

Gov. Moore pardons 175,000 cannabis convictions in historic ...

Moore pardons 175,000 cannabis convictions in historic executive order ... said Gov. Wes Moore in his announcement. The charges to be ...

Report: Wes Moore to pardon 175,000 marijuana convictions

Wes Moore to sign 'historic' executive order on marijuana-related convictions ... historical wrongs,” Moore said in an interview with The Post.

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Great news: Today, we announced $20 million in historic revitalization tax credits through Maryland Historical Trust. The projects that received funding include ...

What's youn's opinions on Wes Moore so far? : r/maryland - Reddit

Without getting too into the weeds about policy, I would say inoffensive. Like most replies are saying he clearly has aspirations beyond ...

Wes Moore makes history as Maryland's first Black governor - Politico

“This journey has never been about making history,” said Moore, an Army veteran, author and former nonprofit director, during his inaugural ...

Today's executive order creating the... - Governor Wes Moore

I'm going to say it as I see it. I really and truly do not believe our governor is racist. I get people got offended over his reference to the ...

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Husband, father, combat veteran, Governor of the state of Maryland. Follow @GovWesMoore for updates. By authority: Moore for Maryland, Mary Tydings, ...

Gov. Wes Moore Has Lofty Dreams for Maryland. Can He Make ...

Through no fault of his own, Moore is essentially starting over in the General Assembly against suddenly stiff, worse than first projected, headwinds.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore issues historic 175K+ marijuana ...

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed an executive order to issue more than 175000 pardons for marijuana convictions, after Black residents were ...

Maryland Governor Wes Moore Pardons 175000 Marijuana ...

... Gov. Moore's office said. Maryland Governor Wes Moore Pardons 175,000 Marijuana Convictions With Historic Executive Order. Office Of The ...

In historic address, Gov. Wes Moore renews promise to 'leave no ...

The new governor said the state will cast aside the “false choices” that are commonplace in modern policy debates. “We do not have to choose ...