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2022 midterms: What to watch in Maryland's primary elections

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File: The Maryland State House in Annapolis. (Photo by Jonathan Newton /The Washington Post via Getty Images) ANNAPOLIS, Maryland - The Republican race for Maryland governor in Tuesday's primary election pits a candidate backed by outgoing Gov.

Larry Hogan against a rival endorsed by Donald Trump.It’s an early showdown on Hogan’s home turf as he weighs a 2024 White House bid, potentially against the former president.On the Democratic side, the crowded candidate field includes the former head of the national Democratic Party, a bestselling author, the current state comptroller and a former U.S.

education secretary.U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen is facing a primary challenge as he seeks a second term following a stroke. In the U.S.

House, Maryland has one open seat after the incumbent decided to seek a different office.RELATED: Maryland primary election results could take several days, especially in tight races, officials sayWhat to watch:Democrats are eager to win back the governor’s office.

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