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Wes Moore

Governor of Maryland

Wes Moore is the Governor of Maryland, in office since January 18, 2023. An Army veteran who deployed to Afghanistan in 2005, he was previously chief executive of the Robin Hood Foundation for four years and founded the Baltimore business BridgeEdU.

Public record

Office and sources

Office
Governor of Maryland
Representing
Maryland
Public role
State executive branch
Record includes
Source-linked checks, statements, and coverage
In office since
January 18, 2023
Education
Valley Forge Military Academy and College (associate's degree, 1998); Johns Hopkins University (bachelor's, international relations and economics); Wolfson College, University of Oxford (master's, international relations)
  • National Governors Association: Wes Moore ↗
  • Office of the Governor of Maryland: Governor Wes Moore ↗
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Background

Biography

Wes Moore was born in Takoma Park, Maryland, on October 15, 1978. He received an associate's degree from Valley Forge Military Academy and College in 1998 and was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army. He earned a bachelor's degree in international relations and economics from Johns Hopkins University and, as a Rhodes Scholar, a master's in international relations from Wolfson College, Oxford.

In 2005 Moore deployed to Afghanistan as a lieutenant with the 82nd Airborne Division, and afterward served as a White House Fellow. He worked in finance at Deutsche Bank in London and Citigroup in New York. In 2010 he wrote the book "The Other Wes Moore." He launched BridgeEdU, a Baltimore-based business that was acquired by Edquity in 2018, and served for four years as chief executive of the Robin Hood Foundation.

Moore, a Democrat, took office on January 18, 2023. His official biography describes him as the 63rd Governor of Maryland.

Sources for this biography

  • National Governors Association: Wes Moore ↗
  • Office of the Governor of Maryland: Governor Wes Moore ↗

Drafted by The Baseline's automated desk from the sources listed and checked against them on Sep 19, 2026; no other source was used. Spot an error? Request a correction.

Voting record

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thehill.comOct 5, 2026

Supreme Court won't hear Roy Moore’s appeal over $8.2 million jury verdict in campaign ad dispute

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