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Blitzkrieg of federal budget attacks drive angst in Maryland - Maryland Matters

  • A three-week series of federal budget actions by President Donald Trump is causing budget uncertainty in Maryland.
  • Maryland officials are facing a projected $3 billion budget deficit for fiscal 2026, according to Gov. Wes Moore.
  • Senate President Bill Ferguson expressed concerns that core Maryland programs are at risk due to federal funding reductions.
  • Senate Budget and Taxation Chair Guy Guzzone stated he has never seen such chaos in budget management, indicating a potential need for real-time adjustments.
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Blitzkrieg of federal budget attacks drive angst in Maryland - Maryland Matters

Federal budget decisions, and the potential for special state legislative sessions, loom larger in Maryland. (File photo by Jane Norman/States Newsroom)A three-week blitzkrieg of federal budget actions by President Donald Trump (R) is fueling a level of budget uncertainty and angst among Maryland officials. The deepening concern about federal impacts has made discussions about one or more special sessions more than just theoretical, at least for…

·Takoma Park, United States
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Maryland Center on Economic Policy: First Look: Governor Combines Revenues, Cuts to Narrow Budget Gap

Gov. Moore’s budget proposal for fiscal year 2026 (July 2025–June 2026) makes a significant dent in the state’s looming shortfalls, with similar-sized contributions from tax reforms and budget cuts. The plan takes several positive steps to crack down on corporate tax avoidance and ask wealthy individuals to pay their fair share. These reforms are an important measure to protect Marylanders from much more drastic cuts to public services. At the s…

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State Roundup: Maryland sues to save university research funding from Trump ax; retirees, federal workers fear cuts to Social Security; AG Brown defends Maryland against Trump slashing blitz

MARYLAND SUES TRUMP ADMIN OVER LOST RESEARCH FUNDING: Maryland is suing the Trump administration to stop a drastic cost-cutting measure that could cost Johns Hopkins, the University of Maryland and other universities in the state hundreds of millions of dollars in lost research-related funding. The funding at risk from the National Institutes of Health pays for so-called indirect costs. Meredith Cohn/The Baltimore Banner. RETIREES, FEDERAL WORKE…

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Maryland Leaders Condemn Trump’s Civil Service Changes

Maryland Senators Chris Van Hollen and Angela Alsobrooks joined congressional members and federal employee unions near the U.S. Capitol to oppose the Trump…

·Silver Spring, United States
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