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Seizing On MDOT's Own Analysis, Toll Lane Foes Urge Feds To Reject Project Study
Opponents are urging the Federal Highway Administration to retract an analysis of the Capital Beltway proposal, the report indicates.
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Hogan ‘Pouring Gasoline' On A Fire To Bolster His White House Hopes, Franchot Says
Comptroller Franchot (D) accused Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. (R) of using false and divisive rhetoric about law enforcement funding.
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Josh Kurtz: Read The Man Who Is Writing Hogan's Redistricting Plans
What do disability rights, labor law, flirting and tort reform have to do with congressional and legislative redistricting?
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Van Hollen Seeks To Expand Maryland's Check-The-Box Insurance Enrollment Nationwide
U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D) announced Tuesday that he is seeking to expand access to health insurance to millions of Americans.
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Del. Dereck E. Davis Confirms He's Running For State Treasurer
Del. Davis (D-Prince George's) confirmed what has been rumored for many weeks: He's interested in becoming the next state treasurer.
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Report: Big Money Dominated 2020 Baltimore City Mayoral Election
Baltimore's 2020 mayoral election was significantly impacted by the presence of big money, and out-of-state donors flooded campaign coffers.
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Opinion: Legislature Should Support Cannabis Licensing Process That Prioritizes Minority Business Owners
The authors say "Maryland is on the precipice of a decision that could have a lasting impact on minority entrepreneurs."
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Maryland Citizens Redistricting Commission Delegate Map Available For Public Comment
The Maryland Citizens Redistricting Commission released a draft delegate district map with both single- and multi-member districts.
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Opinion: 308 — The 1974 House Bill That Saved Maryland From Everybody Kung Fu Fighting
The author offers an historical retrospective of 1974, which in Maryland he said meant banning the nunchuck, and a big hit song for Douglas.
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Treasurer Nancy Kopp, A Trailblazing Fiscal Watchdog, Reflects On 50 Years In Annapolis
On Monday, state Treasurer Nancy K. Kopp (D) submitted a letter of resignation to the General Assembly.
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Libertarians Set Statewide Ticket, Prepare To Promote Their ‘Beautiful Philosophy'
“Turn right at the last pool table,” supporters of the Maryland Libertarian Party were told, as they arrived at Nottingham's. A metaphor?
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Shore Residents Say Legislative Redistricting Panel Should Boost Representation Of People Of Color
Eastern Shore residents urged members of the Legislative Redistricting Advisory Commission to boost representation for people of color.
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Anne Arundel Superintendent Addresses Bus Driver Shortages With County Delegation
School Supt. Arlotto addressed lawmakers in the wake of bus driver shortages and student violence in Anne Arundel County Public Schools.
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Even With Tweaks, Proposed Prince George's Council Map Sparks Gerrymandering Allegations
The Prince George's County Council Tuesday approved minor changes to a controversial council redistricting proposal.
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After Nearly 20 Years As State Treasurer, Nancy Kopp Announces Retirement
Kopp is called "a pioneering figure in Maryland politics," whose fiscal expertise undergirded the operations of state government.
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Frank DeFilippo: Maryland Is Putting Its Embarrassment Of Riches To Work
In the catchpenny world of government finance, having too much money can often be worse than not having enough.
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Critics Denounce Redistricting Changes In Prince George's As ‘Outrageous,' ‘Appalling'
A sharply divided Prince George's County Council flung aside a council redistricting proposal crafted by an independent commission.
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Mike Rosenbaum: Use The Surplus To Empower And Invest In Workers
The author, a Democratic candidate for governor, says Franchot's plan on how to utilize the surplus "is just plain short-sighted."
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Citing Surplus, A Divided Panel Recommends The State Borrow Less Next Year
A panel of some of the state's top fiscal officers voted Monday to reduce the state's borrowing level next year by $200 million.
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Mizeur Grabs Headlines, But Harris Has Bigger Campaign Treasury
Former state Del. Heather R. Mizeur (D) grabbed headlines this month, announcing she had raised over $1 million in her bid to oust Harris.
