BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A candidate for Maryland governor is drawing attention to rising costs facing Maryland families and vowing to roll them back if elected.
Dan Cox, the Republican running for governor, held a press conference Friday outside BGE headquarters in downtown Baltimore to address the increasing costs for vehicle registration, emissions testing and gas and electric bills as winter approaches. WBFF has been following the rising cost of living in Maryland.
Cox outlined a series of proposals to lower costs for residents. “I am standing outside of the BGE headquarters here in Baltimore City because Wes Moore’s taxes, fees and energy policies are making Maryland unaffordable and people are hurting,” Cox said. He pointed to electric bills, property assessments and car fees that he says have surged in recent years…