It was such a pleasure to shuck some oysters alongside watermen yesterday at seasalt in Annapolis. Maryland’s seafood is unparalleled and our watermen work around the clock to make sure they’re delivering the best of the best. 🦪
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Since 1961, Maryland has been called home for nearly 7,000 Peace Corps volunteers and we’re proud to honor their service and our nation’s historic commitment to being of service to others.
#PeaceCorps65
Congratulations to the Peace Corps on celebrating 65 years of public service and strengthening communities across the world.
Whether you file on your own or with a tax professional, be sure to ask about the Maryland Earned Income Tax Credit.
You could qualify for up to $4,000 back — money you’ve already earned through your work!
Visit MarylandComptroller.gov/EarnedIT to check your eligibility.
Governor Moore attending the ribbon cutting for the Richardson School of Music location in Takoma Park.
Governor Moore smiling for group photo at the Richardson School of Music in Takoma Park.
Governor Moore looking onward at piano player at Richardson School of Music in Takoma Park.
With help from the state, Richardson School of Music turned this lot into a school that'll strengthen the community.
Another great example of working in partnership w/ the MD Congressional Delegation, including @ChrisVanHollen, @RepRaskin, & our local partners in Montgomery County & Takoma Park.
Good riddance, Kristi Noem.
And to the next Secretary, let’s work together to protect and support all Marylanders.
In Maryland, we know that service will save us. That’s why we’re excited to announce that applications are now open to join Class 4 of the Maryland Corps/Service Year Option program!
The first application deadline is April 1, visit serve.maryland.gov to learn more and apply today.
Kristi Noem is out at DHS – long overdue. But questions still remain.
Weeks ago, we warned her that the federal government's secretive ICE detention facility plan in Washington County risked becoming a federal occupation.
Marylanders still deserve answers, these questions aren't going away.
Technology should work FOR working families, not against them — and that includes price tags at the grocery store.
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You shouldn’t have to worry about an algorithm making you pay more at the cash register. That’s why we introduced a bill to protect Marylanders from price manipulation and surveillance from stores and large corporations.
Trump’s illegal tariffs cost Maryland’s businesses and consumers up to an estimated $4 billion.
Marylanders deserve a refund from the Trump-Vance Administration.
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This Holi, we stand alongside our fellow Marylanders in celebrating the vibrant festival of colors — a season of renewal, togetherness, and hope.
May the joy and spirit of Holi spread across our state, our nation, and around the world with light, promise, and new beginnings.
Maryland and American flags atop State House
The Maryland Flag was lowered to half-staff today in honor of Reverend Jesse Jackson.
Reverend Jackson was a giant of the civil rights movement and a champion for the dignity of working people. We thank him for his service to our country.
Baltimore Banner Headline: Maryland leaders demand Trump refund $1,744 per household
Pay Marylanders what you illegally took from them.
https://www.thebanner.com/politics-power/state-government/maryland-trump-tariff-refund-3NANAGHSBNCVFJL55Z7BARK5DQ/
The Earned Income Tax Credit and the Child Tax Credit are two of the most important tools we have to lift families out of poverty. If we want this to be Maryland’s Decade, we need to ensure everyone has a real pathway to success. I know the folks in Washington, D.C. seem to have different types of priorities and different things that are keeping their attention Maryland is going to prove there is a better way
The Earned Income Tax Credit and the Child Tax Credit are two of the most important tools we have to lift families out of poverty. If we want this to be Maryland’s Decade, we need to ensure everyone has a real pathway to success. I know the folks in Washington, D.C. seem to have different types of priorities and different things that are keeping their attention Maryland is going to prove there is a better way
The Earned It Initiative helps connect Maryland families with the information they need to claim the money they’ve earned – and Comptroller Lierman’s leadership has been critical in getting this program to succeed.
Visit MarylandComptroller.gov/EarnedIT to check your eligibility, then claim.
Graphic that reads “Happy Purim” with Hamantaschen cookies in the background.
Wishing the Jewish community in Maryland a Chag Purim Sameach!
May this celebration remind us that faith and courage can turn any darkness into light, and may you always remember the power and strength in community.
No se puede andar aterrorizando comunidades y lastimando a la gente y pensar que eso está bien. No en Maryland.
Por eso, @oagmaryland.bsky.social y yo estamos presentando una demanda en los tribunales para proteger a los residentes de Maryland frente al operativo de ICE de la administración Trump.
You can’t go around terrorizing communities and hurting people and think that’s okay. Not in Maryland.
That’s why @oagmaryland.bsky.social and I are suing to help protect Marylanders from the Trump administration’s ICE operation.
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Text overlay reads: "Governor Moore, Comptroller Lierman, Treasurer Davis demand reimbursement from President Trump for illegal tariffs."
Text on a dark background reads: “I have long said that while tariffs are a tool of international trade, the Trump-Vance Administration has waged war on our families and raised taxes on us all.” “This isn't just about bad policy; this is about the Supreme Court making it clear that these unilateral actions are illegal. This $4 billion represents real money taken away from Maryland families—now the Trump Administration needs to do what’s right and pay Marylanders back.” – Governor Wes Moore.
The Trump-Vance Administration waged war on our families and raised taxes on us all, costing Marylanders billions.
We’re demanding they pay Marylanders back.
Dawn and I join all of Maryland in sending our deepest condolences to the families and loved ones of the service members killed in action, as well as to those who have been seriously wounded.
We continue to pray for peace and for the safety of all of our deployed service members.
Speaker Joseline Peña-Melnyk at her swearing-in ceremony
A special happy Women’s History Month to Speaker Joseline Peña-Melnyk, who made history just months ago as the first Afro-Latina Speaker for Maryland House of Delegates.
I am in constant communication with public safety officials, senior military advisors, and local and federal partners to ensure we are taking every measure necessary to protect our state. Dawn and I are praying for peace, and we thank our brave service members who stand watch in harm’s way.
We can stand with the Iranian people who support the cause of democracy and freedom without risking another conflict that sends another generation of American troops into combat.
For decades the Iranian regime has been an agent of terror in the region and we have been able to reach bipartisan consensus to restrict nuclear capabilities and promote stability in the region.
We owe the men and women executing on these orders a clear understanding of the mission. When we ask them to risk their lives, we need to be clear there is no other option.
I am closely monitoring the ongoing military operations in Iran. International military actions have a direct and profound impact on Maryland’s families and communities.
I served in Afghanistan and I’ve seen who pays the price when Washington rushes into conflict.
Maryland stepped up when Washington, D.C. left Western Maryland behind.
This year, we’ve proposed $12 million to support flood recovery efforts in Western Maryland.
We will rebuild together.
See our press release for additional information and to read the letter: go.md.gov/TariffReimbu...
Maryland businesses and consumers paid billions in direct and indirect costs, totalling around $1,744 per household. We’re calling on the Trump-Vance Administration to do what’s right and pay Marylanders back.
🚨 NEWS: Comptroller Lierman, Treasurer Davis, and I sent a joint letter to President Trump demanding reimbursement of tariff revenues illegally imposed by his administration on Maryland consumers and businesses.
