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Hogan Announced More Cabinet Positions

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP/WJZ) -- Gov.-elect Larry Hogan announced more cabinet positions in a press conference today.

Hogan, a Republican, has been announcing advisers and cabinet picks for the past month.

Hogan has yet to publicly announce who his budget secretary and transportation secretary will be.

He already has named people to some major posts, including health secretary and secretary of the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services.

"I am honored that all four distinguished Marylanders have agreed to join us in our effort to change Maryland for the better," Hogan said.

According to a release sent by the governor-elect's office, the following people have been named:

Secretary of the Department of Planning: David R. Craig. Craig, a candidate for governor last year, served as Harford County executive from July 2005 to December 2014. He was also a state senator and delegate as well as a two-time mayor of his hometown, Havre de Grace.

Secretary of the Department of Aging: Rona E. Kramer. Kramer is a small-business owner and senior vice president and general counsel at Kramer Enterprises, a commercial real estate company. She served in the state Senate representing northeastern Montgomery County from 2003 to 2011.

Secretary of the Department of Housing and Community Development: Kenneth C. Holt. A former member of the House of Delegates, having represented parts of Baltimore and Harford Counties, Holt is also a businessman, the founder of a software engineering firm, and the owner and operator of a farm where he breeds thoroughbred racehorses.

Secretary of the Department of Business and Economic Development: R. Michael Gill. Gill is chairman and principal of Evergreen Advisors, a mid-Atlantic investment bank. He founded the Baltimore-based, leading technical services company Americom, and has served on the Board of Regents for the University System of Maryland and the Baltimore County Economic Development Commission.

(Copyright 2015 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)

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