Joelle Lang-Fredman
WMAL.com
MARYLAND — (CNN) Maryland governor Larry Hogan, who said he would not support his party’s nominee throughout the election period, wished congratulations to Donald Trump Wednesday.
In a statement he said that he “will work with the new administration on behalf of all Marylanders” and that “now is the time for all of us to come together to find real solutions to the problems we face as a country.”
“For the past two years, our administration has been committed to working with both Democrats and Republicans to change Maryland for the better and that is exactly what we need to see more of in Washington, D.C.,” Hogan wrote. “As we move forward, I encourage both parties to leave behind the divisive politics that have marred this election season and our nation for far too long and focus on doing what is best for America.”
Hogan did not vote for Trump, and instead wrote in his father as his nominee.
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