D.C. on verge of electing socialist mayor as Maryland's Wes Moore takes second term
Janeese Lewis George appeared primed to make history Tuesday night as the first socialist elected mayor in the District, while Maryland Gov. Wes Moore strolled to a second term in a rematch against the man he beat four years earlier.
Janeese Lewis George was poised to make history as the first socialist mayor in the District on Tuesday night. Concurrently, Maryland Governor Wes Moore was projected to win a second term in office. This occurred during a rematch against his opponent from four years prior.
- Janeese Lewis George was on the verge of becoming the first socialist elected mayor in the District.
- Maryland Governor Wes Moore was projected to win a second term.
- Moore’s victory was in a rematch against the candidate he previously defeated.
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