Weekly Legislative Update 1-28-24
Fairness in Girls' Sports - HB 47 - Action NOW
Next week, the Senate EEE Committee will hear the Senate version of Fairness in Girls Sports - SB- 381. We will need people to testify on February 7 at 2 p.m.
Guide for Gen. Assembly website to submit testimony or set up tracking list
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Against Bill HB081: Constitutional Amendment - Form of County Government - Requirement to Adopt Charter Home Rule
Support HB0671 Cross-filed in Senate SB355: Criminal Law - Display of Obscene Material to Minors - Prohibition
Read MoreWeekly Legislative Update 1-21-24
HB 0142 and HB 0192 - House Ways and Means Committee hearings on voting bills, including two requiring Voter Identification cards with photographs or other documentation
HB 0202 to require verification of the signature on an absentee ballot return envelope
MFRW 2024 Legislative Priorities
Guide for Gen. Assembly website to submit testimony or set up tracking list
Read MoreCall to ACTION - HB 47 Support - Fairness in Girls’ Sports
Read MoreWeekly Legislative Update 1-14-24
MFRW 2024 Legislative Priorities
Guide for Gen. Assembly website to submit testimony or set up tracking list
Read MoreThe 2024 MD Legislative Session has begun - Read the latest news from Cathy Wright, NRA-Institute for Legislative Action Update
Read MoreMD Mail-In Ballot Application Form
Confirmation Letter
Receiving Permanent Mail-In Ballot
Voter Notification Cards
Early Voting Sites
TOPICS:
(1) Get Ready for Tax Hikes - Really?
(2) Calvert BOE - Notice of Public Hearings
(3) MDE Public Outreach Sessions
(4) Let’s Save America Oktoberfest 2023
(4) Mark and The Millennials Podcast
Read More(1) Today, August 1st, it will be illegal for stores to sell incandescent light bulbs. LED bulbs are expensive and cost $5 -$7, compared to $2 -$3 for a regular incandescent bulb. Why does this matter?
(2) The Biden Administration announced the appointment of former Governor Martin O'Malley, to head the Social Security Administration.
(3) Let’s Save America Oktoberfest 2023
Read MoreFollow up on MD Climate Pathway — Public Outreach Sessions posted
Read MoreThe gun laws passed during the 2023 Session will take effect on October 1st of this year. Litigation pending in the Courts may alter the effective dates of some, but not all, provisions of the new laws. Senate Bill 1 will change the way all gun owners will be required to transport firearms.
Read MoreOn June 30th the Maryland Department of the Environment released its proposed plan for implementing the Climate Solutions Now Act of 2022 requiring Maryland to reach a 60% reduction in net greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from 2006 levels by 2031, and Zero net statewide GHG emissions by 2045.
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