In his second State of the State address, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore further advanced his vision to "leave no one behind" through four pillars. Moore's address on Wednesday focused on making the state safer, more affordable and competitive, as well as a state that serves. To do so, he said his administration will enact a state plan that prioritizes public safety, housing, child care and child poverty. The governor declared the state of the state as strong while acknowledging unfinished work to solve big problems, as well as lessons learned in his first year in office.