Poll says Marylanders want more homes, in more places, to fit more budgets

We asked Maryland voters what they think about Governor Wes Moore’s bill that would juice home construction across the state. They like what’s in it–and they want state leaders to make a move, because local governments haven’t done enough to fix our housing crisis. Due to decades of underbuilding, Maryland is short 96,000 homes, which has contributed to dramatic increases in housing costs. To fix that, Governor Moore and housing secretary Jake Day introduced a housing package we lovingly call Moore Housing.