Larry Hogan presents himself as an agent of damage control against partisan dysfunction, arguing that Maryland has nothing to lose by electing him.
He claims potential Republican Senate victories in states like West Virginia and Montana, suggesting that Maryland should focus on its own need for independent leadership.
Hogan emphasizes the importance of rising above partisan toxicity, positioning himself as a critical swing vote to combat extremes from both parties.
His campaign strategy revolves around reassuring Democrats and independents that the Senate's partisan balance won't hinge on his election, promoting a message of collaboration.
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