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Maryland Republican Dan Cox announces candidacy for U.S. Congress

Dan Cox, the former state delegate and Republican nominee for governor, has announced his candidacy for the open-seat 6th Congressional District primary in Maryland. He is concerned about high inflation, national debt, and illegal border crossings.
The 6th District, which includes Allegany and Garrett counties, is one of the most competitive in Maryland and the country. Cox's previous campaign was marked by his support for former President Trump, and he organized buses for the "Million MAGA March" that resulted in the Capitol insurrection.
Cox and Schifanelli won the 2022 Republican primary for the district with 55.6% of the vote. The 2024 primary election is scheduled for May 14.

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CBS News

Maryland Republican Dan Cox announces candidacy for U.S. Congress

Republican Dan Cox announced his intent to run for United States Congress.

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Political Wire

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Failed Maryland gubernatorial candidate Dan Cox (R) announced his intent to run for Congress in Maryland’s 6th Congressional District, CBS News reports.

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