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Unaffiliated Voters Ask Judge To Let Their Challenge To Partisan Primaries Proceed
The lawsuit argues the current system of state-funded party primaries disenfranchises close to 1 million unaffiliated voters.
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Maryland Joins 22 Jurisdictions In Support Of Voting Rights Act Provision
The Supreme Court this summer put the 8th Circuit ruling on hold while the tribes and voters appealed the case to the Supreme Court.
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Maryland Justices Weigh Local Lawsuits Against Oil Companies Over Climate Change
Governments say suits are the same as any attempt to recover damages; oil companies call them an attempt to ‘indirectly regulate emissions.'
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‘Slight Tick Up' In Call Outs By Air Traffic Controllers Amid Shutdown
Concerns about call outs at FAA and TSA punctuate shutdown debate, as air traffic controllers, security screeners work without pay.
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Trump Cancels Blue-State Projects, Trolls Dems On Social Media Over Shutdown
Billions in withheld federal funds include at least $87 million in projects in Maryland, officials say.
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Despite Deportation Fears, Latino Solidarity For Environment Stays Strong
Given the anxiety in the Latino immigrant community over deportations, he feared many would just stay home.
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Moore Vows To Keep Some Federal Programs In Maryland Operating – For Now
Moore said state agencies will “employ contingency plans to make sure that federal programs continue to operate” in Maryland.
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Maryland Democrats In Washington Urge Talks To End Government Shutdown
Sen. Angela Alsobrooks (D-Md.) said the Republicans “have the keys to the kingdom.”
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Maryland Opens Fast-Track Permitting Process For New Energy Projects
Some are skeptical that the program will attract significant new power generation to the state.
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Maryland Lawmakers Briefed On Potential Effects Of Government Shutdown
Senate Democrats are holding out for the version of a budget extension that restores subsidies that are part of the Affordable Care Act.
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Maryland Officials Work To Set Up Supports For Federal Workers During ‘Scary Time'
Maryland had an estimated 269,000 federal workers in 2023.
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County Leaders Urge Prescription Drug Board To Set ‘Upper Payment Limits'
A social media campaign sponsored by Maryland Health Care for All coalition to bring attention to the board’s work on prescription pricing.
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Maryland Redrew An Environmental Justice Map; Polluted Communities Feel Left Out
The restored map excludes race, ethnicity and language from the formula for setting environmental justice score, leaving advocates dismayed.
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Welsh Elevated To Moore's ‘Second-In-Command' And Chief Administrative Officer
The changes announced this morning could be the first as Davis takes the reins as Moore’s new chief of staff.
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Federal Judge Strikes Down Trump Edict Tying Federal Disaster Aid To Immigration
The directive made enforcing the administration’s immigration detention policies a condition for receiving federal disaster relief aid.
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Moore Talks Trump, Remembering Sue Hecht And, Finally, Final Annapolis Results
Gov. Wes Moore (D) has said repeatedly that his beef with President Donald Trump (R) isn’t personal.
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A Pilgrimage To Crisfield Serves Up Crabs With A Smattering Of Primary Politics
Old Bay wasn't the only spice on hand as the candidates, the kibitzers, and the campaign curious dish at the annual political event.
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Maryland Democratic Leaders Tout Electricity Refund, Keep Grid Operator In The Hot Seat
Some energy customers in Maryland may have already received the credit on their electric bills. Others might still be waiting.
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Intra-Party GOP Schism In Harford County Draws Vincenti Into County Executive Race
Harford County Council president launches bid to unseat incumbent Bob Cassilly.
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Comptroller: 80% Of Public Schools In Need Of ‘Repair, Renovation Or Replacement'
Just 20% of the state’s school buildings are in satisfactory shape or better, while 80% would need “repair, renovation or replacement."
