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Wes Moore on historic governor race wins: "Making history is not the assignment"

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Wes Moore on historic governor race wins: "Making history is not the assignment". (2026, November 4). CBS News. https://www.cbsnews.com/video/wes-moore-historic-governor-race-wins-making-history-not-assignment/

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Wes Moore, the Democratic governor of Maryland who was projected to win reelection, appeared on CBS News during election night to discuss other gubernatorial races around the country. He highlighted historic wins for Black governors but emphasized that making history is not the primary goal.
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Democratic Maryland Governor Wes Moore was projected to win re-election on November 7, 2026, according to CBS News. During an interview with CBS News on election night, Moore discussed the significance of other Black governors winning their races across the U.S., marking a historic moment in American politics. The article highlights the broader context of multiple victories for Black gubernatorial candidates, emphasizing the milestone nature of these wins.

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Democratic Maryland Gov. Wes Moore, projected to win reelection, joins CBS News on election night to discuss the other gubernatorial races across the U.S., including historic wins for other Black governors.
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🔮 Democratic Maryland Gov. Wes Moore, projected to win reelection, joins CBS News on election night to discuss the other gubernatorial races across the U.S., including historic wins for other Black governors.

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Democratic Maryland Gov. Wes Moore, projected to win reelection, joins CBS News on election night to discuss the other gubernatorial races across the U.S., including historic wins for other Black governors. asserted
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