Gov. Larry Hogan declined to attend the Republican National Convention in Cleveland this week, but he was one of many elected officials and candidates for political office to attend the J. Millard Tawes Crab and Clam Bake Wednesday.
The event, held the third Wednesday of every July in Crisfield, features local seafood and is famous for drawing Maryland's politicians.
Hogan has said he didn't plan to vote for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, nor did he plan to attend the convention.
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.@LarryHogan arriving for #TawesCrabAndClamBake #Crisfield @ABC2NEWS #BetterThanCleveland pic.twitter.com/zupYfSuThV
— Jamie Costello (@JamiefromABC2) July 20, 2016
