People stand on the sidewalk outside of a polling location during a previous general election. A ballot drop box is seen in the distance. Trees are turning fall colors, including reds and yellows, and some leaves are scattered on the ground.
Photo credit: Sam Bermas-Dawes/WYPR.

University of Maryland, Baltimore County’s (UMBC) final round of pre-election polling holds Gov. Wes Moore’s job approval rating relatively steady but shows Marylanders are increasingly concerned about the state of the economy.

UMBC surveyed 800 likely voters in Maryland, and 49% reported approving of Moore’s performance as governor.

His job approval rating remains sharply divided among party lines with 70% of Democrats approving, compared to only 7% of Republicans.

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