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‘Getting our fiscal house in order’: Gov. Moore on the Maryland budget, redistricting hurdles and energy costs

By WTOP Staff

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore on Tuesday outlined his budget priorities, stressing no new taxes while focusing on affordability, competitiveness and key investments.

He said he inherited a $2 billion structural deficit and has worked to significantly reduce it. Moore also criticized the Trump administration over election-related moves.

Moore joined WTOP’s Shawn Anderson and Anne Kramer to break down his position and what the state could see in the future.

This interview has been lightly edited for clarity.

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