Maryland Governor Wes Moore has expressed concern about potential interference in the upcoming midterm elections. He believes President Donald Trump may use the power of the federal government to impact the elections. Moore mentioned efforts to restrict mail-in voting and obtain voter information from states as examples of Trump's actions.

Further details about Moore's concerns are available from the source. As the new chair of the National Governors Association, Moore sees a role for the bipartisan group in ensuring states can oversee elections as intended by the US Constitution. The full context of Moore's statements can be found through KSAT 12, the local ABC affiliate.