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Larry Hogan delivers last speech as Maryland governor
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan said farewell to residents Tuesday night, wrapping up eight years of leading the state. FOX 5's Tom Fitzgerald reports from Annapolis as the governor's presidential ambitions loom large in the minds of many Marylanders.
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan delivered his farewell address to residents on Tuesday night, wrapping up eight years of leading the state.
"We have come a long way together over the last eight years changing Maryland for the better," said Governor Hogan. "I look forward to having one final opportunity to express to Marylanders how grateful I am for the privilege to serve as governor, and share some thoughts about the direction of our state and our country."
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On The Hill Interview with Gov. Larry Hogan as he wraps up 2 terms as Governor of Maryland
FOX 5 DC's Tom Fitzgerald sat down with Maryland Governor Larry Hogan and looks back at the past 8 years serving the state. He discusses his experience battling cancer and looks ahead to his future.
As a Republican governor in a Democratic state, Hogan experienced high approval ratings during his time with the most recent numbers hovering around 70 percent.
READ MORE: An interview with Governor Larry Hogan as he wraps up two terms leading Maryland
As he rounds out his time as governor, there is much speculation over whether he will run for president in 2024. Gov. Hogan told FOX 5 he has been fielding interest from people across the country encouraging him to run for the Republican nomination.
He has not made any official announcements about running but has also not ruled out the possibility.
Watch Hogan's full farewell address below:
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Gov. Larry Hogan's farewell address
One week before he hands over the keys to his office, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan has officially bid farewell. The governor delivered a farewell address Tuesday at the Statehouse in Annapolis.