Politics & Government
Speak Out: Tell Us Your Choice for Maryland Governor's Race
It's a no-go for Franchot. Who should step in?
Comptroller Peter Franchot, who was expected to run for governor in 2014, announced Tuesday he would not seek the post.
Franchot, whose criticism of Gov. Martin O’Malley led many to believe he would run, instead announced he would seek to retain his current position.
But just because Franchot won’t run, doesn’t mean there won’t be a crowded primary field.
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Other Democrats who may seek the office include Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown, Del. Heather Mizeur, Attorney General Doug Gansler and Howard County Executive Ken Ulman.
What Democrat would you like to see make a run for the state’s top office? Tell us why in comments.