Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said the state is “working on contingencies” for the April 28 primary as other states postpone or offer mail-only voting for their upcoming elections due to the new coronavirus.
Source: The Baltimore Sun County News
Gov. Hogan to announce decision on Maryland’s April 28 primary, in question because of coronavirus
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