Governor Moore’s “Fair Maps” commission isn’t reform — it’s a partisan power grab. Marylanders deserve real fairness and accountability, not another one-party scheme to silence dissent. More here: bit.ly/3LiEqHv

New poll, same story: Marylanders are tired of tax hikes, runaway spending, and a government that can’t live within its means.Governor Moore’s numbers tell the story — voters, especially independents, are losing faith in his leadership. marylandmatters.org/2025/11/04/pol…

As Maryland’s junior Senator, Alsobrooks should be in DC doing her job — working to reopen the government and serve the people she was elected to represent — instead of spending her time leading a political commission to cement Democratic dominance. baltimoresun.com/2025/11/04/red…

From WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore - "It takes real arrogance to spout inaccurate talking points about threats to democracy for weeks and then announce a commission stocked with Democratic Party loyalists whose sole aim is to erase the only remaining Republican voice in Maryland's congressional

Maryland Democrats have redefined ‘fair.’ Spoiler: it looks a lot like ‘one-party rule.’

Redistricting should never be used as a political weapon. While party leaders may pressure blue and red states alike to become pawns in a political arms race, the governor should not disenfranchise Marylanders to serve his national ambitions. Maryland’s leadership must be defined

Happening now - Steve Hershey kicks off this morning’s press conference on the Republican response to Governor Moore’s partisan redistricting plan.

Coverage continues from Governor Moore's Commission to Pretend This Isn’t Gerrymandering.... marylandmatters.org/2025/11/18/sta…

Don't miss the latest commentary by Senate Minority Whip Justin Ready baltimoresun.com/2025/11/17/jus…

Senate Minority Leader Steve Hershey will join the C4 On WBAL and Bryan Nehman on WBAL NewsRadio 1090 and FM 101.5 tomorrow morning at 8:00am to talk Governor Moore's sham redistricting commission, the new $1.5 billion budget deficit, Key Bridge and more. Don't miss it!

Repeat audit findings are at their highest levels in over a decade. Agencies ignore warnings, procurement oversight is a mess, and nothing gets fixed. This is what one-party rule in Annapolis looks like. No accountability. No consequences. marylandmatters.org/2025/11/19/leg…

ICYMI: Steve Hershey joined C4 On WBAL and Bryan Nehman on WBAL NewsRadio 1090 and FM 101.5 this morning to talk about the big issues facing Maryland: a new $1.5 billion budget deficit, partisan mid-cycle redistricting, and rebuilding the Key Bridge. youtu.be/nqcKmtsb--g?si…