2022
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The Politics Hour: The D.C. Council weighs in on the budget and the Maryland General Assembly wraps up
April 17, 2026 The Politics Hour with Kojo Nnamdi LISTEN …
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Kagan testifies on statewide 311 bill
April 7, 2026 Montgomery Community Media by Maryam Shahzad State Sen. …
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Officials worry as they weigh impact of Supreme Court’s conversion therapy ruling
April 1, 2026 Maryland Matters By: Danielle J. Brown If …
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Md. lawmakers reaffirm legislative priorities
March 31, 2026 Washington Blade By Sam Epner Maryland’s legislative …
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After missing most of the session, Benson, Jones return to praise, affection, flowers
March 31, 2026 Maryland Matters by William J. Ford Jones …
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Democrats Who Sabotage Democracy
March 30, 2026 Montgomery Perspective By Adam Pagnucco. Few issues …
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A dubious award, a redistricting debate, a (sort of) Parrott return, in political notes
March 28, 2026 Maryland Matters By: Bryan P. Sears, William …
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‘Tactical’: Analysts, lawmakers skeptical of redistricting in elections bill
March 26, 2026 Baltimore Sun By Mennatalla Ibrahim Addition makes …
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Senate leader calls latest redistricting effort from House a nonstarter
March 26, 2026 Maryland Matters By: Bryan P. Sears House …
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Maryland House tries to revive redistricting plan B
March 25, 2026 The Banner by Pamela Wood and Madeleine …
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House committee tacks redistricting language onto Senate elections bill
March 25, 2026 Maryland Matters By: Bryan P. Sears and …
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Ethics, lead shot, housing and gender identity: Lawmakers plow through bills on crossover day
March 24, 2026 Maryland Matters By: Danielle J. Brown, William …
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A question of church and state dominates Senate debate on charitable organizations bill
March 21, 2026 Maryland Matters By: Danielle J. Brown Debate …
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Maryland Eyes First Statewide AI 311 System
March 17, 2026 The Southern Maryland Chronicle by David M. …
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Bill bans those convicted in the Jan. 6 attack on U.S. Capitol from serving on Maryland boards
March 17, 2026 Maryland Matters by William J. Ford Former …
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Give A Hoot Comedy Club Surpasses $100,000 Raised for Local Nonprofits
March 15, 2026 The MoCoShow Give A Hoot Comedy Club in …
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As Maryland slips on climate goals, Moore’s budget raids clean energy fund for $725M
March 13, 2026 Baltimore Banner By Adam Willis In these …
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The 411 on 311 on 3/11
March 12, 2026 Maryland Matters By William J. Ford 3-1-1 on …
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LGBTQ+ Caucus prioritizes inclusive civic curriculum, equity care
March 9, 2026 The Avenue News by Andrea Grabenstein ANNAPOLIS …
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How does MCPS anticipate student population growth?
March 9, 2026 Bethesda Today By Ashlyn Campbell District pushes …
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2021
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In 2022 Session, County Lobbying Group will Support Efforts to Protect Local Officials from Harassment
January 11, 2022 By: Bennett Leckrone Maryland Matters The Maryland …
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Maryland Politics 2021 Winners & Losers
December 19, 2021 By: Ryan Miner A Miner Detail Following …
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Franchot Is Only Democrat to Skip High-Profile Forum in Vote-Rich Montgomery
December 11, 2021 By: Bruce DePuyt Maryland Matters Washington Post …
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Maryland NG911 Commission Releases Fourth & Final Report
December 6, 2021 By: Kevin Kinnally Maryland Association of Counties …
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Maryland moves to advance Next Generation 911
December 3, 2021 By: Kristi King WTOP News Transitioning 911 …
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MARYLAND’S GOP LAWMAKERS SAY BIDEN’S DECISION TO IMPOSE TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS IS HYPOCRITICAL
December 2, 2021 By: Bryan Renbaum Maryland Reporter President Joe …
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‘Tis the Season for Giving: How Nonprofits Benefit
December 2, 2021 By: Emily Maher National Conference of State …
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Democratic Gubernatorial Candidates Receive Flurry of Endorsements
November 16, 2021 By: Bruce DePuyt Maryland Matters Tuesday was …
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SHARFSTEIN URGES VIGILANCE, SAYS FALL DELTA SURGE IS STILL POSSIBLE
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SHARFSTEIN URGES VIGILANCE, SAYS FALL DELTA SURGE IS STILL POSSIBLE
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Here’s a Different Way to Get to Know the Democratic Candidates for Governor
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Here’s a Different Way to Get to Know the Democratic Candidates for Governor
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Joe Vogel Declares Candidacy for Delegate in District 17
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Joe Vogel off and running for District 17 House seat
September 20, 2021 By: Ryan Miner Read the full article …
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With four-term delegate not seeking re-election, activist poised to run
September 16, 2021 By: Steve Bohnel Read the full article …
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Maryland State Senator Cheryl Kagan – What’s Happening MoCo
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Facing Primary Challenge Orchestrated by Senator, Gilchrist Opts Out of 2022 Race
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Officials begin investigating how Ida flooding turned fatal, damaged apartments in Rockville
September 3, 2021 By: Steve Bohnel Read the full article …
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Ahead of Key Votes, Franchot Weighs Policy and Politics on Hogan Highway Plan
August 10, 2021 By: Bruce DePuyt Read the full article …
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Looming Vote on Hogan Highway Plan Triggers Campaign-Style Frenzy of Activity
July 20, 2021 By: Bruce DePuyt Read the full article …
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POLITICIANS, ACTIVISTS RALLY AGAINST ROAD WIDENING BEFORE CRUCIAL VOTE WEDNESDAY
July 20, 2021 By: Suzanne Pollack Read the full article …
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SELLOUT CROWD WATCHES ISRAEL OLYMPIC BASEBALL TEAM PLAY BETHESDA BIG TRAIN
July 19, 2021 By: Suzanne Pollack Read the full article …
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Residents, elected officials oppose I-270 project at hearing
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Advocates, Elected Officials Oppose Beltway Toll Rate Plan at Public Hearing
July 12, 2021 By: Danielle Gaines Read the full article …
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The Paradox of Finding a Candidate for Lt. Governor
June 1, 2021 By: Josh Kurtz Read the full article …
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Hogan to Sign State Song Repeal, Expansion of Carryout Liquor Sales
May 18, 2021 By: Danielle Gaines Read the full article …
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In Sharply Worded Letters, Franchot and Kagan Spar Over Progress on 911 Fee Audits
May 14, 2021 By: Bennett Leckrone Read the full article …
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Hogan to sign bill eliminating pro-Confederacy Maryland state song
May 6, 2021 By: Pamela Wood Read the full article …
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AJC Honors Md. State Sen. Cheryl Kagan
April 30, 2021 By: Eric Schucht Read the full article …
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Maryland NG911 Commission Set to Reconvene
May 3, 2021 By: Kevin Kinnally Read the full article …
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MARYLAND SEN. KAGAN HONORED FOR ADVOCACY, SOCIAL JUSTICE WORK
April 26, 2021 By: Suzanne Pollak Read the full article …
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In Rebuke to Hogan, Maryland Statehouse Passes Ethics Bill
April 13, 2021 By: Eric Cortellessa Read the full article …
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Maryland bills aim to make it easier to vote
April 8, 2021 By: Audrey Decker Read the full article …
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Md. Legislature Votes to Bolster Unemployment Insurance System
April 8, 2021 By: Jack Hogan Read the full article …
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General Assembly Streamlines Emergency Management, Continues Support for NG911
April 8, 2021 By: Kevin Kinnally Read the full article …
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Shore lawmakers split on push to toss Maryland’s Confederate themed state song
April 2, 2021 By: Candice Spector Read the full article …
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Senate Panel Takes Up House Absentee Ballot Access Reform
April 1, 2021 By: Bennett Leckrone Read the full article …
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US Postman Bernie Egerson Honored by Maryland Senate
April 1, 2021 By: Pat Reber Read the full article …
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Senate Gives Final Approval to Early Voting Center Expansion
March 31, 2021 By: Bennett Leckrone Read the full article …
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Maryland moves to repeal its state song, a pro-Confederate anthem that urges violence and calls Lincoln a ‘despot’
March 30, 2021 By: Scottie Andrew, CNN Read the full …
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Bill That Would’ve Granted Adoptees Access to Birth Certificates Fails on Senate Floor
March 30, 2021 By: Elizabeth Shwe Read the full article …
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Legislators cut the cord on ‘Maryland, My Maryland’ as the state song
March 29, 2021 By: The Associated Press Read the full …
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Public records survey highlights unevenness of government tracking, responses
March 20, 2021 By: Andrew Schotz and Luciana Perez Uribe …
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General Assembly votes to scrap ‘Maryland, My Maryland,’ state’s pro-Confederate official state song
March 20, 2021 By: Bryn Stole Read the full article …
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Maryland Senate unanimously votes to repeal state song, “Maryland, My Maryland”
March 19, 2021 By: Amira Hairston Read the full article …
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PUBLIC RECORDS SURVEY HIGHLIGHTS UNEVENNESS OF GOVERNMENT TRACKING, RESPONSES
March 14, 2021 By: Andrew Schotz and Luciana Perez Uribe …
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Bill To Repeal Maryland State Song Advancing In Legislature
March 12, 2021 By: Callan Tansill-Suddath Read the full article …
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Bill would repeal state song that called on Marylanders to support confederacy
March 12, 2021 By: Matt McDonald Read the full article …
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Unlike many other states, Maryland’s legislature is moving to make it easier to vote early or by mail
March 12, 2021 By: Pamela Wood Read the full article …
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MORE ENFORCEMENT POWERS NEEDED IN MARYLAND’S PUBLIC INFORMATION ACT TO MAKE GOVERNMENT MORE TRANSPARENT
March 5, 2021 By: Lisa Kershner Read the full article …
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Maryland Lawmakers Debate Bill to Expand School-Based Telehealth
March 4, 2021 By: Eric Wicklund Read the full article …
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Kalman Hettleman: Will the General Assembly Be Able to Hold MSDE More Accountable?
March 3, 2021 By: Guest Commentary Read the full article …
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Bill Letting Schools Offer Telehealth Advances
March 3, 2021 By: Elizabeth Shwe Read the full article …
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Senator Sponsors Bill To Cleanse Hospital Visitors of Dirty Doorknob Dread
February 26, 2021 By: Danielle Gaines Read the full article …
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Senate President Seeks to Enhance State Ed. Board to Prepare for Blueprint Reforms
By: Elizabeth Shwe February 25, 2021 Read the full article …
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Wes Moore Actively Exploring 2022 Bid for Governor
By: Josh Kurtz February 24, 2021 Read the full article …
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To Address Climate Change, Schools Encouraged to Go Green
To Address Climate Change, Schools Encouraged to Go Green By: …
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Recycling market development bill headed for governor’s signature in Maryland
February 17, 2021 By: Megan Quinn Read the full article …
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Bill Would Require State Agencies, Local Boards of Elections To Live-Stream Meetings
February 3, 2021 By: Bennett Leckrone Read the full article …
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$1.3 billion COVID-19 relief plan, HBCU settlement advance in Maryland Senate
February 3, 2021 By: Madeleine O'Neill Read the full article …
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Maryland Senate gives preliminary OK to $1.5B stimulus package
February 3, 2021 By: Holden Wilen Read the full article …
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Vaccinating 911 Telecommunicators Is a National Imperative
January 29, 2021 By: John Chiaramonte Read the full article …
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Bills To Watch This Session In The Maryland General Assembly
January 22, 2021 By: CBS Baltimore Staff View the full …
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Schools in Maryland May Soon Be Teaching Students the Risks of Gambling
January 22, 2021 By: Eva Ivanova Read the full article …
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Gambling risks for youth may be taught in Md. high schools
January 21, 2021 By: Patrick Hauf Read the full article …
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GAITHERSBURG’S CAVANAUGH BELL FEATURED IN ‘CELEBRATING AMERICA’ INAUGURATION EVENT
January 21, 2021 By: Suzanne Pollock Read the full article …
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5 environmental bills to watch during 2021 Maryland Legislative Session
January 19, 2021 By: Julia Rentsch Read the full article …
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State Election Officials Recommend More Drop-Off Boxes for Ballots in 2022
January 15, 2021 By: Bennett Leckrone Read the full article …
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Maryland legislature gets down to the ‘people’s business’ with less pomp, more reflection on 2021 opening day
January 13, 2021 By: Pamela Wood and Bryn Stole Read …
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A Legislative Session Like No Other
January 13, 2021 By: Josh Kurtz, Bennett Leckrone, and Danielle …
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Hogan’s Latest Redistricting Gambit: A 9-Member Commission
January 12, 2021 By: Josh Kurtz Read the full article …
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As Fresh Debate Over Repeal of State Song Looms, Several Contenders Emerge to Replace It
January 8, 2021 By: Louis Peck Read the full article …
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2020
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Maryland may repeal state song, a Confederate call to arms — December 29, 2020
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7-year-old teams up to build community food pantries — November 28, 2020
7-year-old teams up to build community food pantries Bell said …
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Why Hasn’t Maryland’s Comptroller Been Conducting Audits During the Pandemic? — November 12, 2020
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EARLY VOTERS IN ROCKVILLE NOT FAZED BY HOUR PLUS WAIT — October 26, 2020
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THREE WEEKS OUT FROM ELECTION DAY, SEN. KAGAN ANSWERS QUESTIONS ABOUT BALLOTS — October 13, 2020
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Maryland Environmental Service is only the latest independent state agency to draw criticism for pay and bonuses
Maryland Environmental Service is only the latest independent state agency …
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Lt. Collins’ law one of several taking effect this month — October 8, 2020
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Businesses Adapting To Carryout Container Changes — October 8, 2020
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Maryland To Ban Styrofoam Starting Oct. 1
Maryland To Ban Styrofoam Starting Oct. 1 September 30, 2020 …
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Here’s a Look at New State Laws Taking Effect on Oct. 1
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WHAT HAPPENS IF SOMEONE PHOTOCOPIES AN ONLINE BALLOT? — September 22, 2020
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Sen. Cheryl Kagan & Del. Brooke Lierman: Farewell to Foam in Maryland — September 21, 2020
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Preakness won’t play Maryland’s state song, which celebrates Confederacy — September 12, 2020
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911 In The DMV: When Help Is Not On The Way — September 3, 2020
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Your ballot application will arrive any day now, Maryland. Then what? — August 31, 2020
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Everything You Wanted to Know About General Election Voting in Md., But Were Afraid to Ask — September 1, 2020
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Elections Officials Believe They Have Enough Judges Lined Up to Staff Polling Places — August 28, 2020
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Duplicate Ballot Applications In Maryland Spark Confusion, Concerns About Backlog — August 28, 2020
Duplicate Ballot Applications In Maryland Spark Confusion, Concerns About Backlog …
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Board OKs MACo’s Request for Additional State Funding for Mail-In Ballot Applications — August 20, 2020
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When it Comes to Government Openness, Maryland Is a ‘Backwater’ — August 21, 2020
When it Comes to Government Openness, Maryland Is a ‘Backwater’ …
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CAN’T TALK IN AN EMERGENCY? NOW YOU CAN TEXT 9-1-1 — August 20, 2020
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Texting 9-1-1 is now possible in Maryland — August 20, 2020
Texting 9-1-1 is now possible in Maryland August 20, 2020 …
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What the Md. board of elections wants you to know before voting in the upcoming election — August 19, 2020
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Your Maryland ballot isn’t in the mail. It hasn’t even been printed yet. — August 19, 2020
Your Maryland ballot isn’t in the mail. It hasn’t even …
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Advocates urge Maryland voters to request absentee ballots, then stick with choice to vote by mail — August 17, 2020
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Maryland Board Eyes Late Changes In November Election Plan — August 5, 2020
Maryland Board Eyes Late Changes In November Election Plan August …
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MARYLAND LEGISLATORS CALL ON STATE TO MAIL BALLOTS TO ALL REGISTERED VOTERS — July 23, 2020
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COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS WORKS ON NOVEMBER VOTING PLANS — July 20, 2020
COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS WORKS ON NOVEMBER VOTING PLANS July …
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Sen. Cheryl Kagan: Hogan’s Decision Means General Election WON’T Be ‘As Normal As Possible’ – July 9, 2020
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This state senator is busier than ever — June 24, 2020
June 24, 2020 By: Cheryl C. Kagan Read the full …
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House of Delegates Speaker Jones: Civil War-themed state song, ‘Maryland, My Maryland,’ needs to go
June 23, 2020 By: Pamela Wood and Emily Opilo Read …
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Maryland House speaker wants to repeal Civil War-era state song
June 23, 2020 By: Ovetta Wiggins Read the full article …
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State to Put Off Implementation of Styrofoam Ban Until Oct. 1
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Lawmaker Presses State Education Dept. on Telehealth for Students
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This Montgomery County school board race has more candidates, and more conflict, than usual
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Four years ago, the primary for Baltimore mayor was plagued by problems. Could it happen again?
By Luke Broadwater and Emily Opilo Baltimore Sun May 30, …
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Opinion: Nursing Homes Were Ill-Equipped to Handle Pandemic
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Montgomery Co. Elected Officials Warn Voters About School Board Candidate
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WHO SIGNED THE ANTI-AUSTIN LETTER – AND WHO DID NOT
By Adam Pagnucco Seventh State May 25, 2020 Read full …
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‘WE LOST A GIANT LAST NIGHT’: TRAILBLAZER ON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION DIES — May 18, 2020
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Lawmakers Press Hogan on Rent Relief, Unemployment Equity
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Lawmakers: Precinct-Level Voting Data Needed to Protect Election Results
By Danielle E. Gaines Maryland Matters April 21, 2020 Read …
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Sen. Cheryl Kagan: Vote By Mail? The Devil’s in the Details
By Sen. Cheryl Kagan Maryland Matters April 21, 2020 Read …
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MD Passes Bills to Expand Use of Telemedicine
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Voting During A Pandemic: What Maryland Voters Need To Know About Upcoming Elections
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Sen. Cheryl Kagan: Don’t Overlook COVID-19 Impact on Our Democracy
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Tech That Caused Problems During Maryland’s Special Election Will Be Used Again
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Maryland drops plan to make largest counties share data with state over wireless network on Election Day
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State Hits Pause on Controversial Wireless Network to Transmit Voter Information
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Bill Introduced To Avoid ‘Iowa’-like Glitches In Maryland Primary
By Dominique Maria Bonessi WAMU February 7, 2020 Read the …
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Maryland elections officials shut down network to transmit voter data during special primary because of delays
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Officials to Investigate Problems With New Wireless Networks That Emerged During Tues. Primary
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Report from Iowa: Md. State Senator at the Caucuses
By Danielle Gaines Maryland Matters February 4, 2020 Read the …
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Md. Bill Requires Voter Info for Returning Citizens
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Maryland’s New Senate President Represents A Generational Shift
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2020 is the year Maryland will finally help ‘chained’ Jewish women
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Ensuring That People Can Easily Understand the Ballot Measures They’re Voting On
By Bill Lucia Route Fifty January 6, 2020 Read the …
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2019
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The Politics Hour: The D.C. Council weighs in on the budget and the Maryland General Assembly wraps up
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Kagan testifies on statewide 311 bill
April 7, 2026 Montgomery Community Media by Maryam Shahzad State Sen. …
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Officials worry as they weigh impact of Supreme Court’s conversion therapy ruling
April 1, 2026 Maryland Matters By: Danielle J. Brown If …
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Md. lawmakers reaffirm legislative priorities
March 31, 2026 Washington Blade By Sam Epner Maryland’s legislative …
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After missing most of the session, Benson, Jones return to praise, affection, flowers
March 31, 2026 Maryland Matters by William J. Ford Jones …
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Democrats Who Sabotage Democracy
March 30, 2026 Montgomery Perspective By Adam Pagnucco. Few issues …
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A dubious award, a redistricting debate, a (sort of) Parrott return, in political notes
March 28, 2026 Maryland Matters By: Bryan P. Sears, William …
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“Watts” Coming
March 26, 2026 Dear Friend: This week began with Crossover …
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‘Tactical’: Analysts, lawmakers skeptical of redistricting in elections bill
March 26, 2026 Baltimore Sun By Mennatalla Ibrahim Addition makes …
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Senate leader calls latest redistricting effort from House a nonstarter
March 26, 2026 Maryland Matters By: Bryan P. Sears House …
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Maryland House tries to revive redistricting plan B
March 25, 2026 The Banner by Pamela Wood and Madeleine …
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House committee tacks redistricting language onto Senate elections bill
March 25, 2026 Maryland Matters By: Bryan P. Sears and …
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Ethics, lead shot, housing and gender identity: Lawmakers plow through bills on crossover day
March 24, 2026 Maryland Matters By: Danielle J. Brown, William …
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A question of church and state dominates Senate debate on charitable organizations bill
March 21, 2026 Maryland Matters By: Danielle J. Brown Debate …
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A Balancing Act
March 20, 2026 Dear Friend: Of the 1,406 bills introduced …
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Maryland Eyes First Statewide AI 311 System
March 17, 2026 The Southern Maryland Chronicle by David M. …
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Bill bans those convicted in the Jan. 6 attack on U.S. Capitol from serving on Maryland boards
March 17, 2026 Maryland Matters by William J. Ford Former …
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PRESS RELEASE: J6 Heroes to Testify Tomorrow
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 16, 2026 ANNAPOLIS, MD — One of …
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Give A Hoot Comedy Club Surpasses $100,000 Raised for Local Nonprofits
March 15, 2026 The MoCoShow Give A Hoot Comedy Club in …
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Sweet News
March 13, 2026 Dear Friend: We’ve had some wacky weather …
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As Maryland slips on climate goals, Moore’s budget raids clean energy fund for $725M
March 13, 2026 Baltimore Banner By Adam Willis In these …
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The 411 on 311 on 3/11
March 12, 2026 Maryland Matters By William J. Ford 3-1-1 on …
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PRESS RELEASE: Statewide 3-1-1 Bill on the Senate Floor TODAY
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 11, 2026 (ANNAPOLIS, MD) Today, March …
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LGBTQ+ Caucus prioritizes inclusive civic curriculum, equity care
March 9, 2026 The Avenue News by Andrea Grabenstein ANNAPOLIS …
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How does MCPS anticipate student population growth?
March 9, 2026 Bethesda Today By Ashlyn Campbell District pushes …
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LGBTQ+ Caucus targets legislative priorities for the rest of the 2026 session
March 5, 2026 Maryland Matters By William J. Ford Two …
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Third annual Scrabble tournament draws players nationwide
March 4, 2026 Rappahannok News Maryland Sen. Cheryl Kagan (right) …
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‘We need accountability’: MCPS community members continue pushback against district’s boundary options
February 27, 2026 Bethesda Today By Ashlyn Campbell Montgomery County …
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PRESS RELEASE: Scrabble in Scrabble VA
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 26, 2026 Celebrating Black/Jewish History When …
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‘It’s personal’: Maryland climate groups defend energy dollars amid budget pinch
February 26, 2026 Maryland Matters By: Christine Condon For years, …
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Gov. Moore’s landmark energy proposal immediately met with Maryland lawmakers’ red pens
February 24, 2026 WYPR By Sarah Petrowich Gov. Wes Moore’s …
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Maryland lawmakers cast doubt on Wes Moore’s $40 electricity bills refunds
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Gov. Wes Moore’s redistricting plan is poised to die. He’s still fighting.
February 23, 2026 Washington Post Tuesday’s candidate filing deadline marks …
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Taylor: “What’s the Worst That Could Happen? They Fire Me?”
February 23, 2026 Montgomery Perspective By Adam Pagnucco On Friday, …
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Preserving Trust: Why Nonpartisan Nonprofits are Essential to Maryland’s Justice Ecosystem
February 21, 2026 The Maryland Access to Justice Commission In …
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Kagan Criticizes “Really Bad Estimates” from MCPS
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Learning from History
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PRESS RELEASE: Pardoned… But Not Off The Hook
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 19, 2026 ANNAPOLIS, MD: Senate Bill 962, …
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Bill to create statewide nonemergency system seeks to lessen strain on 911 system
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Senate Democrat wishes Moore would ‘move on’ from Maryland redistricting push
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PRESS RELEASE: Statewide 3-1-1 Senate Hearing TODAY
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Maryland General Assembly special elections could be on the horizon, lawmakers say
February 5, 2026 Baltimore Sun By Katharine Wilson A measure …
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Primary between 2 of the wealthiest members of Congress in recent history turns bitter
January 28, 2026 Politico By Gregory Svirnovski A Maryland Democrat’s attempt …
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One More Day…
January 13, 2026 Dear Friend: The 449th Legislative Session begins …
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Rats!
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Condolences to family and friends of Tracy E. German
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At long last!
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Calling for 311 for all: Maryland workgroup recommends statewide expansion
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Montgomery History Receives $1 Million Gift to Launch Capital Campaign for New County History Center
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8 Interesting Events Coming Up in Jewish DMV: Dec. 12-16
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The Democrat who refuses to gerrymander
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Garrett Boosts 9-1-1 Readiness With Unified Emergency Communications
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Is ICE Pulling Immigrants from Cars on Local Parkways?
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Montgomery County students get $9 million to boost mental health
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‘It’s not enough’: Montgomery Co. faces high student-to-counselor ratios despite mental health push
November 17, 2025 WTOP by Kate Ryan More than 6,000 …
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With battle lines drawn on redistricting, Ferguson and Moore work to shift line in their favor
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Work group calls for AI-enabled nonemergency phone system statewide to ease burden on 911
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PRESS RELEASE: Workgroup Endorses Statewide 3-1-1 System
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Maryland 9-1-1 Board Recognizes Excellence in Service Delivery
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Workgroup Endorses State-Funded, Statewide 3-1-1 System to Support County Services
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Maryland 9-1-1 Board Recognizes Excellence in Service Delivery
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From speed cameras to HIV laws, more than 400 new laws took effect Wednesday
October 1, 2025 Maryland Matters By: Danielle J. Brown, Bryan …
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MoCo Del. Aaron Kaufman Scores Legislative and Personal Victory in “Right to Repair” Law for Powered Wheelchairs. Measure to Go into Effect on Oct. 1
September 26, 2025 The Sentinel By James Reed Maryland Gov. …
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Campaign announcements highlight ‘glaring hole’ in Maryland election law
September 17, 2025 Baltimore Sun By Sam Janesch Exploratory committees …
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250 US legislators plant state trees in Negev, while seeing sites of Oct. 7
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Maryland officials push back on Trump move to restrict mail-in voting, DOJ request for voter data
September 8, 2025 Baltimore Sun By Sam Janesch Some Republicans …
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Will MoCo Ever Have a Female County Executive?
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This Week in the DMV: Scrabble Showdown in Anne Arundel County
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The good, the bad, and…
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MoCo General Assembly lawmakers boycott county’s North Bethesda conference center
June 9, 2025 Bethesda Today Popular political events held at …
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Independent voters challenge constitutionality of Maryland’s closed primary elections
May 30, 2025 Maryland Matters Group is represented by Republican …
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District 17 General Assembly members announce run for 2026 election
May 20, 2025 Bethesda Magazine Team of four legislators represent …
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PRESS RELEASE: This afternoon: District 17 Incumbents File to Run as a Team
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Following up
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Who is happy — and who is not — after this year’s General Assembly session?
April 8, 2025 The Baltimore Banner Lawmakers are packing their …
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The last leg(islation)
April 4, 2025 Dear Friend: Our 90-day legislative session adjourns …
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Maryland lawmakers are planning $200 million in energy bill rebates
March 28, 2025 The Baltimore Banner Maryland lawmakers are working …
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“Hoops,” lines, and stinkers…
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Lawmakers toss consumer electric bill refund into grab bag of energy bills
March 26, 2025 Maryland Matters Amended bill also aims to …
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“Spring”-ing into action
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Spring-ing Forward
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Death & Taxes…
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What the @$#%)*!&@#…
February 28, 2025 Dear Friend: I’m not mincing words: the …
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Bracing for a federal meltdown, juggling nominees, warding off ‘weirdos,’ more notes
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Maryland educators explore hiring laid-off federal workers for schools
February 24, 2025 Baltimore Sun The uncertainty surrounding the jobs …
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In the bag
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The Politics Hour: D.C. leaders on President Trump’s threat to take over the District
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How local school systems are helping laid off federal workers
February 19, 2025 WTOP While testifying on Gov. Wes Moore’s …
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You’ll “love” to hear… ❤️
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MoCo lawmakers try again with amended bills to make filling legislative vacancies subject to special elections
February 13, 2025 Bethesda Today 40% of Montgomery County’s General …
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“Moore” Updates
February 7, 2025 Dear Friend: On Groundhog Day this year, …
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Gov. Moore warns of ‘difficult decisions’ over Trump, budget deficit
February 5, 2025 The Baltimore Banner “The trials we now …
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PRESS RELEASE: Sen. Cheryl Kagan Sponsors 11 Election Reform Bills
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 3, 2025 Senator Cheryl C. Kagan Vice …
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Montgomery History Buys New Headquarters in Rockville
January 30, 2025 Montgomery Media The Art Deco Style Farmers …
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Outrage & Groans
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Challenges
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And we’re off!
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Advocating for Nonprofits
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Proponents see momentum building for special elections to fill vacancies
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Getting “down” to business
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Maryland lawmakers tee up 2025 legislative priorities for January session
January 2, 2025 The Baltimore Sun When Maryland’s legislative session …
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Maryland State Legislature Faces Major Budget Deficit, Many Tough Decisions
December 26, 2024 Montgomery Community Media If money could talk, …
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“Unwrapping” My Agenda!
December 18, 2024 Dear Friend: In a few short weeks, …
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Bolstering Emergency Response Through Equity and Inclusion
December 17, 2024 Conduit Street At the MACo Winter Conference, …
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A Real Turkey
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Maryland schools have new rules to follow for active shooter drills
November 15, 2024 Maryland Matters Active shooter drills in Maryland …
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988 Helpline Provides Support as Election Day Stress Peaks
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Democrats Gather to Support Delaney
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GOP election board members emailed activist who is trying to stop election, records show
October 21, 2024 The Baltimore Banner A leader of a …
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Maryland Dems. demand transparency from Senate candidate Hogan: ‘We need accountability’
October 18, 2024 Fox News Baltimore (WBFF) — Maryland’s Democratic leaders …
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Kagan Visits All State 9-1-1 Centers in Quest to Improve Emergency Response System
October 18, 2024 Montgomery Community Media Fourteen years ago, a …
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Dr. Breaux Featured on State Senator’s Podcast
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Zimmerman Announces Endorsements for School Board
October 15, 2024 Montgomery Perspective Natalie Zimmerman, who is running …
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Sen. Cheryl Kagan visited every 911 center in Maryland. Here’s what she learned.
October 12, 2024 The Baltimore Banner State Sen. Cheryl Kagan …
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Senator Kagan Visits All 24 County 9-1-1 Centers, Championing NG911 in Maryland
October 11, 2024 Conduit Street (Maryland Association of Counties) Senator …
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PRESS RELEASE: Sen. Cheryl Kagan Visits Every MD 9-1-1 Center
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 8, 2024 Sen. Cheryl C. Kagan (301) …
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League of Women Voters Explores Perils of Polling
October 7, 2024 Montgomery Community Media Last Monday at Pinstripes …
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Gas stations in Maryland must post cash and credit prices, aiming to end “bait & switch” signage
October 3, 2024 CBS Baltimore Gas stations in Maryland are …
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Maryland Gas Stations Must List Cash and Credit Prices
October 2, 2024 Montgomery Community Media As of Oct. 1, …
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Montgomery College Names Science and Math Building for Catherine, Isiah Leggett
September 23, 2024 Source of the Spring Isiah “Ike” Leggett …
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PRESS RELEASE: Sen. Cheryl Kagan Calls Hogan Out on Latest Ad
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 5, 2024 Sen. Cheryl C. Kagan Senator, …
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Analysis: Hogan tries to define his brand of Republicanism
September 5, 2024 Maryland Matters In a tight race, Alsobrooks …
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From Opioid Settlements to Cannabis Taxes: Managing Targeted Funds at #MACoCon
August 21, 2024 Maryland Association of Counties: Conduit Street At …
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MoCo Most Influential 2024, Part Two
August 9, 2024 Montgomery Perspective By Adam Pagnucco. Part One explained …
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New FCC Rule Expedites Nationwide Transition to NG911
July 24, 2024 Conduit Street This week, the Federal Communications …
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New Money, New Strings: Taming Targeted Funds
July 23, 2024 Conduit Street In the wake of opioid …
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State senator, a 911 center advocate, visits county communications center
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Moore’s goal of zero-emission heating leaves advocates, industry hot and cold
July 8, 2024 Maryland Matters Supporters say it sets a …
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Heating up…
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State of Play | Election Security Insights From Lawmakers
June 18, 2024 National Conference of State Legislators As states …
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Vote Vote Vote… and My Endorsement
May 1, 2024 It's time to VOTE!! Here's information about …
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David Plymyer: A failure of leadership on special elections
May 1, 2024 Maryland Matters This year’s session of the …
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STATE ROUNDUP: AS MAIL-IN PRIMARY BALLOTS COME IN, SOME ELECTIONS BOARDS TO BEGIN COUNT; TRONE-ALSOBROOKS DEBATE SHOWS LITTLE POLICY DIFFERENCE
April 22, 2024 Maryland Reporter SOME JURISDICTIONS TO BEGIN PROCESSING …
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Endorsement game intensifies in Democratic Senate primary
April 19, 2024 Maryland Matters With mail-in voting already under …
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Organizations, senator chide MD House for opposing special elections
April 16, 2024 The Daily Record Pro-democracy organization leaders on …
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And just like that…
April 11, 2024 Dear Friend: We made it through Sine …
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Here are some bills we’re watching on the final day of session
April 8, 2024 Maryland Matters The General Assembly session began …
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Almost There…
April 5, 2024 Dear Friend: Our 90-day legislative session adjourns …
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Remembering Levitan, a Political Giant In Montgomery County
March 31, 2024 Montgomery Community Media Long-time Potomac resident and …
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Controversial GOP nominee wins Senate confirmation for Board of Elections post
March 30, 2024 Maryland Matters The Maryland Senate voted to …
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Tragedy & Triumph
March 29, 2024 Dear Friend: Before tragedy struck this week, …
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Kelly announces departure from Senate
March 22, 2024 Maryland Matters A 13-year veteran of the …
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19 and counting…
March 21, 2024 Dear Friend: It's officially Spring... and there …
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A 13-year-old’s pursuit to make the persimmon the state fruit
March 20, 2024 The Baltimore Banner The persimmon could become …
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Cheryl Kagan’s Other Passion
March 19, 2024 Montgomery Magazine The state senator finds solace …
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Time “Marches” On
March 15, 2024 Dear Friend: The General Assembly is Constitutionally …
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Empowering Our Future
March 8, 2024 Dear Friend: Young Marylanders are the future …
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Forward March
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Halfway there…
February 22, 2024 Dear Friend: We are at the midpoint …
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Commentary: How to address the democracy deficit caused by legislative vacancies
February 20, 2024 Maryland Matters By Edward Fischman The writer …
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Legislative women’s caucus remains a one-party affair
February 20, 2024 Maryland Matters About 30 members of the …
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Maryland lawmakers react to Larry Hogan’s surprise run for Senate: ‘Taken aback’
February 16, 2024 Delmarva Now Larry Hogan’s recent decision to …
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Love & Hate
February 14, 2024 Dear Friend: Happy Valentine's Day! I love representing my …
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Wednesday’s Headlines: Snow Day Edition
February 14, 2024 Streetsblog New York City Sure, everyone wanted …
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Fate uncertain for ‘compromise’ bill for special elections to fill state legislative vacancies
February 14, 2024 MoCo360 Del. Foley’s bill draws support from …
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We Still Have Work To Do
February 9, 2024 Dear Friend: On Groundhog Day this year, …
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Alliteration Abounds!
February 2, 2024 Dear Friend: What a bummer! The …
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Former Maryland election board member who stormed US Capitol donated to election deniers, slipped through state’s vetting process
February 1, 2024 The Baltimore Sun Agents involved in the …
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Advocates renew press to change how legislative vacancies are filled
January 31, 2024 Maryland Matters Maryland lawmakers this session are …
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PRESS RELEASE: Election Legislation
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 25, 2024 Senator Cheryl C. Kagan Vice …
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Amid police staffing shortages, efforts to change eligibility requirements are considered
January 26, 2024 Fox5 News While police departments across Maryland …
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Badges, Budgets, & Birds!
January 25, 2024 Dear Friend: Our 90-day legislative session is …
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Climate plan’s out. Now comes the hard part: Paying for it.
January 25, 2024 Maryland Matters Maryland Environment Secretary Serena McIlwain …
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Involvement in Jan. 6 attack could become litmus test for some GOP nominees
January 24, 2024 Maryland Matters Senate President Bill Ferguson (D-Baltimore …
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I Hear You
January 18, 2024 Dear Friend: January 14 marked 100 days …
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Devastated. Inspired. Ready!
January 13, 2024 Dear Friend: The 90-day legislative session has …
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Feds charge member of Md. Bd. of Elections with Jan. 6 crimes
January 11, 2024 Maryland Matters A Republican member of the …
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Maryland election board member resigns after charge related to Jan. 6 US Capitol insurrection
January 11, 2024 Baltimore Sun A Republican member of the …
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Four Hundred Forty Six!
January 4, 2024 Dear Friend: I hope you are having …
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What’s in Store for 2024 Maryland General Assembly
December 21, 2023 Montgomery Community Media The Maryland General Assembly …
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Kagan Files Complaint Against Rockville Elections Board
December 18, 2023 Montgomery Perspective Senator Cheryl Kagan has filed …
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Political Notes: Moore’s staff shakeup and poll numbers, new Bay chief, another CD-3 candidate, giving up the milkshake, and Senate race updates
December 16, 2023 Maryland Matters ... Skip the shake, pass …
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#MACoCon Recap: 2024 Elections and Beyond…
December 14, 2023 Maryland Association of Counties: Conduit Street At …
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CASA scrambles to save political, financial support
November 10, 2023 Maryland Matters Members of CASA rally on …
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Rockville Elects First Person of Color as Mayor
November 8, 2023 Montgomery Community Media Councilmember Monique Ashton is …
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Kagan, development-friendly PAC send out endorsement mailers
November 7, 2023 MoCo360 Voters will choose new Gaithersburg, Rockville …
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Kagan Sends Mailer in Rockville Elections
October 20, 2023 Montgomery Perspective Many elected officials endorse other …
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New law could help cut wait times in Maryland’s hospitals
October 6, 2023 WTOP Maryland’s emergency rooms have the longest …
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Governor Moore and Lieutenant Governor Miller Attend 46th Annual J. Millard Tawes Crab & Clam Bake
9/27/2023 Press Release ANNAPOLIS, MD — Today, Governor Wes Moore and Lieutenant …
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Leaders Pushing For A National Legislative Caucus
September 27, 2023 The NonProfit Times A Democratic state senator …
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Congregation Har Shalom member Sen. Cheryl Kagan On Her Passion for Folk Music
September 21, 2023 Washington Jewish Week
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Should the ballot box be 18-plus? Maryland advocates are pressing for a lower voting age in local elections
September 15, 2023 Maryland Matters Common Cause Maryland is encouraging …
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Legislators Eye the Vital Role of Nonprofits in Addressing Difficult Issues
September 5, 2023 Governing Demand for nonprofit services is on …
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PSC chair wants to ‘lower the temperature’ on siting disputes over renewable energy projects
August 30, 2023 Maryland Matters The new leader of the …
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#MACoCon Goes Beyond Books to Talk Libraries and All They Offer
August 23, 2023 Maryland Association of Counties: Conduit Street At …
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In Focus: National Nonprofit Legislative Caucus
August 21, 2023 National Council of Nonprofits | Nonprofit Champion National …
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911 call centers struggle with staffing shortages, mental health, burnout
August 2, 2023 Maryland Matters In medical emergencies, house fires, …
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More Withdrawals From Voter Data Group ERIC Likely
June 20, 2023 National Conference of State Legislatures 8 Republican-controlled …
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Maryland Board of Elections chooses new administrator after 25-year run
June 8, 2023 Washington Post Longtime state election board staffer …
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Maryland State Board of Elections taps longtime employee Jared DeMarinis as administrator
June 8, 2023 Baltimore Sun The Maryland State Board of …
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DeMarinis is unanimous pick to lead the State Board of Elections
June 8, 2023 Maryland Matters Jared DeMarinis, director of candidacy …
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Board postpones vote on state election administrator as one presumed candidate receives an endorsement
June 5, 2023 Maryland Matters Four members of the Maryland …
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Search for new state elections director narrowed to three finalists
May 26, 2023 Maryland Matters The search for a new …
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Gaithersburg Book Festival: A ‘Celebration of Books, Writers, Literary Excellence’
May 22, 2023 Montgomery Community Media Fiction. Non-fiction. Children. Young …
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State elections board chair promises to keep elections director out of hiring process
May 5, 2023 Maryland Matters The chair of the Maryland …
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TheDream.US Celebrates Passage of “Ewa’s Bill” in Maryland
May 3, 2023 TheDream.US New Legislation to Provide More Opportunities …
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State elections board wants new administrator in place before Lamone departs
April 18, 2023 Maryland Matters The Maryland State Board of …
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Maryland General Assembly’s page program allows high schoolers to view legislative process
April 15, 2023 Maryland Matters Aidan Judge (center) peers over …
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General Assembly Wraps Session, Approves Health Care Bills
April 11, 2023 Montgomery Community Media The Maryland General Assembly …
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Lawmakers tie up loose ends on Sine Die. Here’s what passed so far
April 10, 2023 WBALTV Maryland state lawmakers spent Monday tying …
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Bills To Promote Prompt Payments Advance
April 6, 2023 Maryland Nonprofits For nonprofits that receive funds …
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Maryland State Senator Cheryl C. Kagan: A 911der Woman’s tireless advocacy for emergency services
April 2023 911der Women Not all 911der Women wear headsets …
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General Assembly passes anti-swatting bill to halt prank emergency calls
April 5, 2023 The Daily Record Swatting, a prank emergency …
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General Assembly passes anti-swatting bill to halt prank emergency calls
April 5, 2023 The Daily Record Swatting, a prank emergency …
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Senate confirms Butler as first Black state police superintendent; Republicans want vote on elections board picks
March 31, 2023 Maryland Matters ... Republicans push for vote …
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Maryland Elections Commissioner Linda Lamone is retiring after 26 years
March 31, 2023 LocalToday Maryland News Linda Lamone, Maryland’s longtime …
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Montgomery County passes law requiring gas stations to display credit price of regular gasoline
March 30, 2023 The Washington Times The Montgomery County Council in Maryland …
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Linda Lamone, longtime State Board of Elections administrator, announces retirement
March 29, 2023 The Baltimore Banner Linda Lamone, who has …
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Maryland election administrator Linda Lamone to retire after 26 years
March 29, 2023 Baltimore Sun Linda Lamone, Maryland’s longtime election …
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Legislative Update: 8 Public Interest Bills Crossover
March 22, 2023 Maryland PIRG Monday night marked a critical …
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After 2 turbulent elections, Maryland officials seek to restore stability, ensure access to voting
March 17, 2023 Baltimore Sun Maryland elections in the past …
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Maryland Senate Passes Election Reform Package to Ensure Timely Results
March 16, 2023 The Southern Maryland Chronicle The Maryland Senate …
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SEN. KAGAN PUSHES PACKAGE PROMOTING ELECTION INTEGRITY IN MARYLAND
March 15, 2023 Maryland Reporter ANNAPOLIS, Md. – It took 36 …
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Election reform legislation would require early counting of mail ballots
March 15, 2023 The Daily Record Sen. Cheryl Kagan, D-Montgomery, …
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Sen. Kagan pushes package promoting election integrity in Maryland
March 15, 2023 Capital News Service ANNAPOLIS, Md. – It …
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Gun bill receives preliminary approval in the Senate
March 9, 2023 Maryland Matters Senate Judicial Proceedings Vice Chair …
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Political Notes: Ending a ‘lifetime’ appointment, claims against school board members dismissed, House debates ahead, and a new Stadium Authority chair
March 8, 2023 Maryland Matters State lawmakers took another step …
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Big elections changes could come for Maryland, and here’s what lawmakers are considering
February 28, 2023 The Herald-Mail More than 70 election-related bills have been …
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2024 Primary Election date falls on Passover, Baltimore leaders ask MGA to move date
February 23, 2023 WMAR The Maryland Board of Elections website …
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NG9-1-1 INSTITUTE HONORS MARYLAND STATE SENATOR CHERYL KAGAN WITH ITS “GOVERNMENT LEADER AWARD”
February 22, 2023 EIN Presswire Maryland Senator Kagan’s exceptional commitment …
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Senator Kagan Earns National Award for Groundbreaking Work to Advance NG911
February 20, 2023 Maryland Association of Counties: Conduit Street For …
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Kagan Moves to Repeal One of Maryland’s Worst Laws
February 15, 2023 Montgomery Perspective By Adam Pagnucco. Few legislators …
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PRESS RELEASE: Sen. Cheryl Kagan Sponsors Eight Election Reform Bills
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 14, 2023 Senator Cheryl C. Kagan Vice …
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Maryland lawmaker introduces ‘Gas Price Gouging Act’ to increase transparency at gas stations
February 9, 2023 CBS News Baltimore BALTIMORE - A Maryland …
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‘Bait and switch?’ New bills aim to make Md. gas station signs more transparent
February 8, 2023 WTOP A hearing will be held in the …
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Maryland Bills Would Require Price Transparency At Gas Stations
February 8, 2023 DCist Two bills in Maryland — one …
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Councilmember Albornoz Introduces Bill to Require Disclosure of Credit Price for Gas
February 7, 2023 Montgomery County bulletin ROCKVILLE, Md., Feb. …
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Gender neutral bathroom signs in some public spaces could be required if Maryland bill passes
February 3, 2023 WYPR A sign marks the entrance to …
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Nonprofits, Take Advantage Of The Nonprofit, Interest-Free, Micro Bridge Loan
February 3, 2023 Maryland Nonprofits Nonprofit, Interest-Free, Micro Bridge Loan …
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Maryland should allow noncitizens to fill key health and public safety job vacancies
February 01, 2023 The Baltimore Sun Baltimore City Police Commissioner …
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Counties Support Statewide 3-1-1 System
January 26, 2023 Maryland Association of Counties: Conduit Street On …
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Jewish community leaders stake out priorities in Annapolis
January 24, 2023 Washington Jewish Week Maryland state Sen. Cheryl …
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Kagan Bill Would Prevent Another District 18 Debacle
January 24, 2023 Montgomery Perspective Last year, District 18 voters …
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Maryland General Assembly looking at plenty of change this session
January 10, 2023 WMAR2 News ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Annapolis is …
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‘Oops! I forgot to sign my ballot.’ Maryland plans text message option for voters to ‘cure’ their mail-in ballots in 2024.
December 27, 2022 Baltimore Sun Big changes have come to …
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Maryland’s next fix for unsigned ballots: a text message
December 27, 2022 WTOP When Marylanders opt for mail-in ballots, they …
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New Md. Senate committee chairs announced, plus change in panels’ focus
December 21, 2022 The Daily Record Sen. Melony Griffith, D-Prince …
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Ferguson picks Griffith and Feldman to head two newly-reconstituted Senate panels; reshuffles committee rosters
December 21, 2022 Maryland Matters Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson …
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State Senator Kagan Previews 2023 Legislative Session
December 15, 2022 Montgomery Community Media District 17’s longtime State …
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Vogel, Long First Gen Zers Elected to Maryland General Assembly
November 28, 2022 Maryland Matters A view of the House …
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Beyond the Ballot: The Evolution of Elections
November 28, 2022 Maryland Association of Counties: Conduit Street At …
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FCC Updates Rules to Improve 9-1-1 Reliability
November 21, 2022 Maryland Association of Counties: Conduit Street Last …
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Remember Election Day? In Maryland, the counting continues
November 21, 2022 WTOP Despite being able to start counting …
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Md. elections workers are still counting tens of thousands of ballots
November 18, 2022 The Washington Post Rising popularity of mail-in …
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McDuffie talks about his At-Large D.C. Council win
November 11, 2022 The Politics Hour with Kojo Nnambi Kenyan …
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PRESS RELEASE: Tonight’s Election Results
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: November 8, 2022 (ELECTION DAY) Senator Cheryl C. Kagan …
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MoCo’s Most Famous: Cheryl Kagan
November 4, 2022 Montgomery Community Media Maryland state senator Cheryl …
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Montgomery County Council unanimously passes antisemitism resolution
November 3, 2022 Washington Jewish Week Following three months spent …
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Don’t Mess with 911 – or Cheryl Kagan
November 3, 2022 Montgomery Perspective Senator Cheryl Kagan has made …
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Across the Aisle | Bipartisan Effort Powers Launch of Maryland’s NG911 System
November 1, 2022 NCSL For Maryland Sen. Cheryl Kagan (D), …
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New Western Maryland district puts Trone in the hot seat in congressional rematch with Parrott
October 27, 2022 The Baltimore Banner Speaking before a supportive …
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Early voting participation for the 2022 primary was the lowest in 10 years. Should Maryland roll it back? Experts say no.
October 27, 2022 Baltimore Sun Amy Thomson was always an …
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Opinion: New state laws show progress in improving Marylanders’ lives (But more work remains to be done)
October 15, 2022 Bethesda Magazine Bethesda BEAT The beginning of …
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Maryland’s highest court upholds order allowing early counting of mail-in ballots
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Appeals court hears Cox continued effort to halt early mail-in count
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The Act of Declawing Cats is Now Illegal in Maryland
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Oct. 1 Marks Start of New Laws on Traffic, Pets, Stalking
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As judges rule against Dan Cox, Md. Dems press him to accept results
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Dan Cox’s appeal to delay early mail-in ballot count denied by judge
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Governor candidate Dan Cox appeals judge’s ruling on mail-in votes being counted before Election Day
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Cox campaign appeals decision to allow early counting of mail-in ballots
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Dan Cox to appeal judge’s ruling on Maryland mail-in ballot counting
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Republican gubernatorial candidate Dan Cox to appeal order allowing October ballot counting in Maryland
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Court approves early counting of mail-in ballots
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State Board of Elections files petition asking courts to speed up November mail ballot counts
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Queen Anne’s Launches NG911, Revolutionizing Public Safety
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Sen. Kagan’s Response to International Association of Fire Fighters – August 25, 2022
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Marc Elrich squeaked by to win nomination. What will he do next?
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Hogan’s Plan To Widen Capital Beltway, I-270 Gets Key Federal Approval
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9-1-1 To Go – Live Demo and Discussion at #MACoCon
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State Circle – election discussion
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With Maryland Election Results Certified, Recounts Begin
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On MACo’s first day, the ‘real work’ involves homespun ethics advice and deep dives into tech
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Maryland Board of Elections will head to court to speed up November ballot counting
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Md. officials certify primary results, seek legal action to avoid delays
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Does Montgomery County’s ballot-counting system need to be fixed?
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Winners and losers (so far) in the Maryland primaries
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Opinion A governor’s misguided veto is behind Maryland’s glacial vote count
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Montgomery County election officials begin counting mail-in ballots; Why results could take days to weeks
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With key races undecided, Md. begins counting mail-in ballots
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Delayed count: Critics demand end to Maryland mail-in ballot rules before general election
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Hogan defends veto at the heart of Maryland’s delayed election results
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PRESS RELEASE: Final Elections Results Will Be Significantly Delayed
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Why Maryland is still counting votes days after the primary
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Opinion: Want Maryland’s primary results? You’ll have to wait.
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Maryland primary results may be delayed as mail-in votes are counted
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In a Unique Summer Primary, When Can Marylanders Expect Election Results?
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Incorrect sample ballots sent out to up to 10,000 Prince George’s County voters
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No name change for Maryland firemen’s association
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Sen. Cheryl Kagan: State Firemen Vote to Keep ‘Outdated, Sexist, and Inaccurate Name’
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Maryland State Firemen’s Association Voting To Change Name
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Oprah Winfrey brings (virtual) star power to Wes Moore fundraiser
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PRESS RELEASE: MD FireMEN to Vote on New Name: Debate is Unexpectedly Spirited.
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Senator Kagan Calls on Hogan to Declare State of Emergency Due to ‘Impending Electoral Crisis’
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State senator urges Hogan to call state of emergency to prevent an election disaster
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State lawmaker wants state of emergency declared to begin canvassing mail-in ballots before early voting starts
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Lawmaker urges Maryland governor to declare state of emergency for elections
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Maryland state senator calls on Hogan to declare state of emergency on elections
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State Sen. Brian Feldman endorses businessman David Blair in county executive contest
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Senator Kagan Calls for State of Emergency to Address Election Vetoes
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Hogan Veto Jeopardizes Timely Election Results
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Rockville Vigil For Uvalde Victims
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Nearly 300 measures to take effect without Gov. Hogan’s signature
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Gov. Hogan vetoes bills to allow earlier counting of mail-in ballots, expand study of Baltimore transit needs as part of final action on nearly 300 bills
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MCM CEO Hobson Featured on ‘Kibbitzing with Kagan’ Podcast
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Maryland officially bans the practice of declawing cats with Gov. Hogan bill signing
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Maryland Becomes 2nd U.S. State To Ban Declawing Cats
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Following Advocacy from The Paw Project, Maryland Becomes Second U.S. State That Bans Animal Declawing
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Montgomery Lawmaker’s 11th-Hour Withdrawal Roils Democratic Activists
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Hungry for change, Gen Z tries something new: Running for local office
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‘A Legacy Year’ for Animal Welfare Laws in Annapolis, Advocates Say
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After filing deadline drama, here’s who’s running in Montgomery County political races
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Wrapping Up!
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Final Day of the 2022 General Assembly Legislative Session
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2022 Session Wrap-Up: Elections
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Final Countdown!
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Advocates Hope Bill to Monitor Synthetic Turf Waste Will Move Forward in Final Days of Legislative Session
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With Congressional Redistricting Done, Hogan Has Dozens of Other Veto Decisions to Make
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Maryland poised to outlaw declawing cats
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Maryland would become second state to ban cat declawing under a bill General Assembly passed Monday
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Climate, Choice, Guns & the Gov…
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Maryland General Assembly considering election bills on curing ballots, prosecuting violations
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Maryland General Assembly considering election bills on curing ballots, prosecuting violations
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Crossover, Capital Improvements, and More…
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Maryland’s legislative districting evidentiary hearing begins
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There’s Too Much Salt On Our Roads
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Senator Cheryl Kagan Represents District 17
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Climate, Consumers, & Conducting!
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Senate and House Give Preliminary Approval to Different Versions of Paid Family and Medical Leave
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General Assembly Passes MACo Election Initiative
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Cat declawing moves closer to being scratched out in Maryland
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Maryland ban on cat declawing purring to passage
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Maryland Will Become Second State to Prohibit Pet Owners from Declawing Cats
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Maryland Ban on Cat Declawing Purring to Passage
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Senate Passes Judicial Transparency Act, Gives Preliminary Approval to Coal Tar Sealant Ban
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Standing Up for Ukraine, Climate, Nonprofits, & More
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Public Policy Student’s Blog Post Spurs Maryland Legislative Action
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State Senator Cheryl Kagan District 17 Montgomery County MD interviewed
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Franchot Rolls Out Online Vendor Payment Portal But Lawmaker Questions Timing
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Halfway There!
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Alaska House Labor and Commerce Chairs rally counterparts across the nation in support of Starbucks Workers United
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Undocumented worker bill hits Md. General Assembly
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Potties, Parity, & Procurement…
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Young undocumented immigrants in Maryland can’t grow up to be whatever they want. This graduate student is trying to change that.
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Maryland lawmaker says bill to make declawing cats illegal is ‘purrfect’
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Maryland Senate confirms education accountability board members, approves mail ballot reforms
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Emergency ballot curing bill heads to House for a vote
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Democrats, over GOP objections, say bill will improve mail-in voting
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Next-gen 911 centers and the role of the ‘hero behind the headset’
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Cats, Consumers, & (re)Counts
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Bid to add signature verification fails as mail-in voting reform advances in Md. Senate
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Bid to Add Signature Verification Fails as Mail-In Voting Reform Advances in Senate
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State Legislators Ramp Up Push for Election Control
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Fighting for the Environment, One Bill at a Time!
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Maryland Senate panel reviewing eight election-related bills
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Maryland transportation crews are using less salt, more brine on icy roads to protect waterways
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Heroes, Hearings, & More!
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AAA ‘flat’ out busy responding to tire-related emergency roadside calls
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See you at Sunday’s Virtual Town Hall
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Lawmakers Press Environment Secretary on Staffing and Enforcement Shortfalls
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Short-staffed MDE could spell trouble for Maryland’s drinking water
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Sneak Peek: My 2022 Legislative Agenda
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In 2022 Session, County Lobbying Group will Support Efforts to Protect Local Officials from Harassment
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Some Medical Licenses Are Delayed Due to Health Department’s Cyber Attack
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Across the Aisle | Bipartisan Effort Powers Launch of Maryland’s NG911 System
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Omicron Scrambles Lawmakers’ Pre-Session Fundraisers
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Maryland Politics 2021 Winners & Losers
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Franchot Is Only Democrat to Skip High-Profile Forum in Vote-Rich Montgomery
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So Proud
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Maryland NG911 Commission Releases Fourth & Final Report
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‘Tis the Special Session Season!
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PRESS RELEASE: Next Generation 9-1-1 Commission Releases 4th & Final Report
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Maryland moves to advance Next Generation 911
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MARYLAND’S GOP LAWMAKERS SAY BIDEN’S DECISION TO IMPOSE TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS IS HYPOCRITICAL
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‘Tis the Season for Giving: How Nonprofits Benefit
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Democratic Gubernatorial Candidates Receive Flurry of Endorsements
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PRESS RELEASE: KAGAN “KIBBITZES” WITH 8 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR
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SHARFSTEIN URGES VIGILANCE, SAYS FALL DELTA SURGE IS STILL POSSIBLE
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SHARFSTEIN URGES VIGILANCE, SAYS FALL DELTA SURGE IS STILL POSSIBLE
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PRESS RELEASE: NEXT GEN 9-1-1 COMMISSION WILL CONVENE FOR THE LAST TIME
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Here’s a Different Way to Get to Know the Democratic Candidates for Governor
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Here’s a Different Way to Get to Know the Democratic Candidates for Governor
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TODAY: New laws, new leaders, & more!
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Joe Vogel Declares Candidacy for Delegate in District 17
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Joe Vogel off and running for District 17 House seat
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SPOTTED: Kagan in the Community!
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With four-term delegate not seeking re-election, activist poised to run
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Maryland State Senator Cheryl Kagan – What’s Happening MoCo
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Facing Primary Challenge Orchestrated by Senator, Gilchrist Opts Out of 2022 Race
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Officials begin investigating how Ida flooding turned fatal, damaged apartments in Rockville
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Ahead of Key Votes, Franchot Weighs Policy and Politics on Hogan Highway Plan
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MARK YOUR CALENDAR: National Night Out!
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Susie Turnbull, Lifelong Community Leader
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MGA Letter to Transportation Planning Board 7/20/2021
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Looming Vote on Hogan Highway Plan Triggers Campaign-Style Frenzy of Activity
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POLITICIANS, ACTIVISTS RALLY AGAINST ROAD WIDENING BEFORE CRUCIAL VOTE WEDNESDAY
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SELLOUT CROWD WATCHES ISRAEL OLYMPIC BASEBALL TEAM PLAY BETHESDA BIG TRAIN
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By the numbers: 270/495, 500, and 100
July 15, 2021 Dear Friend: I hope you are …
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Sen. Cheryl Kagan Testimony on I-270/495 Project
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Residents, elected officials oppose I-270 project at hearing
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Advocates, Elected Officials Oppose Beltway Toll Rate Plan at Public Hearing
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The Paradox of Finding a Candidate for Lt. Governor
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Remembering… & Enacting Change
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Hogan to Sign State Song Repeal, Expansion of Carryout Liquor Sales
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PRESS RELEASE: 9-1-1 Fee Audits– Correcting the Record
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In Sharply Worded Letters, Franchot and Kagan Spar Over Progress on 911 Fee Audits
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PRESS RELEASE: Comptroller Franchot Continues to Neglect His Job
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Hogan to sign bill eliminating pro-Confederacy Maryland state song
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AJC Honors Md. State Sen. Cheryl Kagan
April 30, 2021 By: Eric Schucht Read the full article …
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Preparing for an A”May”zing Interim!
May 4, 2021 Dear Friend: With our 90-day Legislative Session …
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PRESS RELEASE: 9-1-1 Comm Launches 4th & Final Year
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Maryland NG911 Commission Set to Reconvene
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MARYLAND SEN. KAGAN HONORED FOR ADVOCACY, SOCIAL JUSTICE WORK
April 26, 2021 By: Suzanne Pollak Read the full article …
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Hyman Bookbinder Award Program – April 25, 2021
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Winding Down and Vaxx-ing Up!
April 25, 2021 Dear Friend: Almost a third of …
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The Day After…
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In Rebuke to Hogan, Maryland Statehouse Passes Ethics Bill
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Maryland bills aim to make it easier to vote
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Md. Legislature Votes to Bolster Unemployment Insurance System
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General Assembly Streamlines Emergency Management, Continues Support for NG911
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“Egg-citing” Updates from Annapolis!
April 2, 2021 Dear Friend: In the midst of yet …
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Shore lawmakers split on push to toss Maryland’s Confederate themed state song
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Maryland Bill That Would Give All Adoptees Access To Original Birth Records Fails In Senate
April 1, 2021 By: Rachel Menitoff Watch the full piece …
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Senate Panel Takes Up House Absentee Ballot Access Reform
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US Postman Bernie Egerson Honored by Maryland Senate
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Senate Gives Final Approval to Early Voting Center Expansion
March 31, 2021 By: Bennett Leckrone Read the full article …
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PRESS RELEASE: FINALLY Repealing MD’s State Song!
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March-ing into the Final Days of Session…
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Maryland Votes To Nix State Song, A Confederate Call To Arms
March 30, 2021 By: Rachel Menitoff Watch the full story …
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Maryland moves to repeal its state song, a pro-Confederate anthem that urges violence and calls Lincoln a ‘despot’
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Bill That Would’ve Granted Adoptees Access to Birth Certificates Fails on Senate Floor
March 30, 2021 By: Elizabeth Shwe Read the full article …
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Legislators cut the cord on ‘Maryland, My Maryland’ as the state song
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Maryland lawmakers want transparency in government proceedings
March 24, 2021 By: Steven Cohen Watch the full piece …
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A Real Shot in the Arm?
March 20, 2021 Dear Friend: It's hard to believe that …
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Public records survey highlights unevenness of government tracking, responses
March 20, 2021 By: Andrew Schotz and Luciana Perez Uribe …
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General Assembly votes to scrap ‘Maryland, My Maryland,’ state’s pro-Confederate official state song
March 20, 2021 By: Bryn Stole Read the full article …
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Maryland Senate expected to pass bill to repeal official state song
March 19, 2021 By: David Collins Watch the full piece …
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Maryland Senate unanimously votes to repeal state song, “Maryland, My Maryland”
March 19, 2021 By: Amira Hairston Read the full article …
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It’s Time!! Or is it??
March 13, 2021 Dear Friend: Beautiful Spring weather is …
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PUBLIC RECORDS SURVEY HIGHLIGHTS UNEVENNESS OF GOVERNMENT TRACKING, RESPONSES
March 14, 2021 By: Andrew Schotz and Luciana Perez Uribe …
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Bill To Repeal Maryland State Song Advancing In Legislature
March 12, 2021 By: Callan Tansill-Suddath Read the full article …
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Bill would repeal state song that called on Marylanders to support confederacy
March 12, 2021 By: Matt McDonald Read the full article …
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Unlike many other states, Maryland’s legislature is moving to make it easier to vote early or by mail
March 12, 2021 By: Pamela Wood Read the full article …
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PRESS RELEASE: Time to Repeal MD’s State Song!
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 8, 2021 Senator Cheryl C. Kagan …
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Reforming Police & Election Laws
March 5, 2021 Dear Friend: I don't know about you, …
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MORE ENFORCEMENT POWERS NEEDED IN MARYLAND’S PUBLIC INFORMATION ACT TO MAKE GOVERNMENT MORE TRANSPARENT
March 5, 2021 By: Lisa Kershner Read the full article …
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Maryland Lawmakers Debate Bill to Expand School-Based Telehealth
March 4, 2021 By: Eric Wicklund Read the full article …
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Kalman Hettleman: Will the General Assembly Be Able to Hold MSDE More Accountable?
March 3, 2021 By: Guest Commentary Read the full article …
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Bill Letting Schools Offer Telehealth Advances
March 3, 2021 By: Elizabeth Shwe Read the full article …
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Public Health, Police Reform, & Passing the Senate!
February 27, 2021 Dear Friend: With false-positive COVID tests …
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Senator Sponsors Bill To Cleanse Hospital Visitors of Dirty Doorknob Dread
February 26, 2021 By: Danielle Gaines Read the full article …
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Senate President Seeks to Enhance State Ed. Board to Prepare for Blueprint Reforms
By: Elizabeth Shwe February 25, 2021 Read the full article …
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Wes Moore Actively Exploring 2022 Bid for Governor
By: Josh Kurtz February 24, 2021 Read the full article …
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Sweeping Climate Bill Passes Senate Committee After Four Voting Sessions
February 23, 2021 By: Elizabeth Shwe Read the full article …
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Vetoes, Vaccines, & Voting!
February 19, 2021 Dear Friend: I hope you're staying …
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To Address Climate Change, Schools Encouraged to Go Green
To Address Climate Change, Schools Encouraged to Go Green By: …
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Recycling market development bill headed for governor’s signature in Maryland
February 17, 2021 By: Megan Quinn Read the full article …
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PRESS RELEASE: Enhancing Election Integrity
PRESS RELEASE: Senator Kagan Introduces Election Reform Package FOR IMMEDIATE …
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NG911 Bill Hearings
February 16, 2021 Dear 9-1-1 Colleague: I hope you are …
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A Sigh of R.E.L.I.E.F.
February 12, 2021 Dear Friend: Happy Lunar New Year …
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AAA: SPARE ME! AAA URGES MOTORISTS NOT TO GET CAUGHT WITHOUT A SPARE TIRE THIS WINTER
February 10, 2021 By: Ragina Ali Read the full press …
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The State of Vax, Tax, & Facts
February 5, 2021 Dear Friend: There's a lot of …
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Bill Would Require State Agencies, Local Boards of Elections To Live-Stream Meetings
February 3, 2021 By: Bennett Leckrone Read the full article …
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$1.3 billion COVID-19 relief plan, HBCU settlement advance in Maryland Senate
February 3, 2021 By: Madeleine O'Neill Read the full article …
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Maryland Senate gives preliminary OK to $1.5B stimulus package
February 3, 2021 By: Holden Wilen Read the full article …
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Vaccine, Climate, Guns, and more…
January 29, 2021 Dear Friend: Newly elected President Joe …
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Vaccinating 911 Telecommunicators Is a National Imperative
January 29, 2021 By: John Chiaramonte Read the full article …
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Bills To Watch This Session In The Maryland General Assembly
January 22, 2021 By: CBS Baltimore Staff View the full …
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Schools in Maryland May Soon Be Teaching Students the Risks of Gambling
January 22, 2021 By: Eva Ivanova Read the full article …
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