Unlike most Republicans running for office in the United States, former Maryland Governor Larry Hogan isn’t heaping praise on Donald Trump as he courts voters across his heavily Democratic state neighboring Washington, DC. Hogan, who was elected governor twice with support from Democratic voters, now seeks national office as a moderate Republican when most in his party align with Trump’s conservatism. "We are going to get back to a more traditional Republican Party that's a bigger tent, or the party's not going to exist because they'll stop winning elections," Hogan says. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES ARRANGED IN SEQUENCES