Baltimore Sun, April 16, 2024
It was, for some, an outcome by design. For others, it was almost completely avoidable. Either way the reality is the same: Maryland lawmakers finished their historic 446th session Monday in Annapolis in a way that will set them up to face the same looming question that greeted them when they arrived this year.
How, exactly, is the state going to pay for all of this?
General Assembly and Governor Moore took significant steps to make the tax code fairer but missed opportunities to ensure big business pays its fair share The Maryland General Assembly’s
January 22, 2025 Legislation raises $1.6 billion to address deficit, state needs Plan goes beyond Moore budget proposal ANNAPOLIS – Sen. Shelly Hettleman and Del. Julie Palakovich Carr today announced
January 15, 2025 Coalition leaders assert that more money can be raised to offset deep cuts to programs and services; impact on Maryland working families ANNAPOLIS – The Fair Share
A rally to push for Blueprint for Maryland’s Future to be fully funded by the state was held by education advocates in Lawyers Mall.
A rally to push for Blueprint for Maryland’s Future to be fully funded by the state was held by education advocates in Lawyers Mall.
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