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Meet The Freshmen: New Faces For The 442nd General Assembly Session
(Editor’s Note: This story was updated to include appointments made Wednesday morning; freshmen from the House and Senate are listed.)
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(Editor’s Note: This story was updated to include appointments made Wednesday morning; freshmen from the House and Senate are listed.)
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Hours before the General Assembly gaveled in for its 442nd session, Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. (R) announced a round of appointments.
The first day of the Maryland General Assembly brought an initial promise that Hogan and Democrats would work collaboratively on priorities.
Getting elected by the voters alone is not sufficient to qualify a person to serve as a member of the Maryland General Assembly.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Maryland announced this week that it has hired Caylin A. Young as its new public policy director.
Democrats intend to override Republican Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr.’s veto of a 10-year multibillion-dollar education reform effort.
On the eve of the new General Assembly session, House Speaker Adrienne A. Jones (D-Baltimore County) announced some leadership appointments.
The Maryland Senate’s new Republican leaders, more conservative than predecessors, say they plan to collaborate with Democratic colleagues.
Maryland State Board of Elections Chairman Michael R. Cogan (R) announced he will be stepping down after the board's February meeting.
Security will be heightened around the State House and capital complex in Maryland, as the FBI warned Monday of plans for armed protests.
Hogan Jr., said he would wait to confer with fellow governors and officials from the incoming Biden administration, before deciding.
The Chesapeake Bay Foundation announced Tuesday that it has selected Josh Kurtz as its new Maryland Director.
Hogan Jr. (R) has launched his latest attempt to bring nonpartisan redistricting to Maryland.
Maryland would reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 60 percent and plant 5 million trees by 2030, under a revamped climate change bill.
Hogan Jr. (R) condemned comments from a “conspiracy theorist” in the House of Delegates, adding Harris's words were "in really bad taste."
Rifkin Weiner Livingston LLC is the well-connected legal and government relations firm based in Annapolis, Baltimore and Bethesda.
Mark McLaurin, the former political director of SEIU Local 500 and veteran campaign strategist, has joined Indigo Strategies.
A letter signed by 71 members of the Maryland House of Delegates condemned Harris's comments, and urged him to resign.
While running day-to-day operations of Anne Arundel County government, Pittman continues plans for his statewide political advocacy group.