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Governor Hogan Continues Laser Focus on Public Safety, Stopping Violent Crime
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Governor Hogan continues to remain laser focused on taking action to address
the tide of rising violent crime. This week, heannounced
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more than $500,000 in critical investments for security upgrades in Baltimore
City’s Little Italy.


Earlier this month, Governor Hogan held roundtables with law enforcement in
Nebraska and Iowa to promoteAn America United’s plan
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to address skyrocketing violent crime across our country by re-funding the
police, holding violent criminals accountable, combating the opioid crisis and
securing the border.


Throughout his tenure, Governor Hogan has been a national leader on
supporting our men and women in law enforcement, advocating for common sense
proposals to crack down on violent crime, and providing resources to support
victims.

Watch Governor Hogan’s press conference here.
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U.S. News & World Report: Under Governor Hogan, Maryland Ranked No. 1 State
For Gender Equality Thanks To Focus on World-Class Education For Everyone
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Governor Hogan is continuing to show that it’s possible for common sense
conservative leadership to advance equality and educational standards
simultaneously by making sure every citizen can receive a world-class education.


A new U.S. News and World Report
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ranks Maryland as the number one state for gender equality thanks to Governor
Hogan’s focus on expanding opportunities. According to the report, “Maryland
took the top spot in the ranking’s education category, placing first among its
peers for lower gender disparities in math and reading scores for eighth
graders, and third among them for four-year public college graduation rates.”


Under Governor Hogan, Maryland has record-funded K-12 education, community
colleges, and HBCUs for eight years in a row, established the P-TECH program to
allow high school students from underserved backgrounds achieve career training
for competitive STEM jobs, and expanded the BOOST program to allow school
choice.


Governor Hogan has also been a leader on expanding opportunities for women to
advance in STEM and computer science. In 2018, the governorenacted
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the ACCESS Act to help close the gender gap in computer science education, and
partnered with Girls Who Code to hold the first-ever Governor’s Coding
Challenge. Since the 2014-15 school year, the state has experienced a 776%
increase in the number of women who took a high-quality computer science class
in a Maryland public high school. To build on this trend, earlier this year,
the governor announced funding to provide universal access toAdvanced Placement

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(AP) Computer Science in every Maryland high school.


While some on the left try to lower educational standards to advance their
equality goals and others on the right fail to focus on inequities, in
Maryland, Governor Hogan is showing a better path forward.

WATCH HERE: Governor Hogan on Biden's Debt Transfer
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AN UPDATE FROM TWITTER




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For six months now, President Zelensky and the people of Ukraine have shown
remarkable determination and courage in the face of Putin’s unprovoked war of
choice. Maryland is unified in standing with the heroic Ukrainian people and
against Russian aggression. SLAVA UKRAINI.pic.twitter.com/lq0kb6im5v
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— Larry Hogan (@LarryHogan) August 24, 2022
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While Washington’s reckless actions are only making inflation and the cost of
education worse, in Maryland, we’ve been focused on common sense solutions to
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— Larry Hogan (@LarryHogan) August 25, 2022
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Maryland has been named the No. 1 State for Gender Equality by @usnews
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