Former state Sen. Nathaniel T. Oaks is supporting voter efforts to remove him from the primary ballot in June after the Maryland State Board of Elections has refused to do so.
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The confetti and balloons that fell on the House of Delegates and Senate did not only mark the end of the 2018 General Assembly session – it also opened the curtains on this year’s election season. Monday’s close of the ...
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Perhaps the only prediction that will come true regarding the 2019 General Assembly session will be the influential Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee will have a starkly different look than it had this year. The 11-member panel, from which this year’s ...
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A list of who won — and who lost — during the 2018 Maryland General Assembly session.
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Lawmakers will continue to push for raising the minimum age for marriage in Maryland after legislation failed for the third year in a row.
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A collection of quotes from the Maryland General Assembly session.
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Business groups in Maryland feel pretty good about the General Assembly’s just-finished 2018 session. The biggest reason for their relatively rosy view is the defeat of a proposal to raise the state minimum wage to $15 an hour. Overcoming the proposal ...
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An official says a Maryland city is the first in the state to conduct its city elections through the Postal Service.
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ANNAPOLIS – A bill to expand Maryland’s law against cyberbullying of youngsters died amid constitutional concerns in the House Judiciary Committee this General Assembly session but will be resurrected next year, the measure’s chief sponsor said Tuesday. “We are going ...
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Photos by Maximilian Franz
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