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Ellis Demands Redistricting Vote, Walks Off Senate Floor in Protest

Democratic Party · Maryland

Ellis Demands Redistricting Vote, Walks Off Senate Floor in Protest

100% Left coverage: 4 sources

Sen. Arthur Ellis (D-Charles) left the Senate floor in protest Thursday after demanding that Senate President Bill Ferguson (D-Baltimore City) allow a vote on a congressional redistricting billthat is bottled up in committee. (Photo Bryan P. Sears/Maryland Matters)The debate over congressional redistricting heated up Thursday as one Democratic senator demanded the full Senate be allowed to vote on the proposal, before storming off the floor. Sen…See the Story

Youth Charging Reform Act met with resistance from law enforcement

Maryland · Maryland

Youth Charging Reform Act met with resistance from law enforcement

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

State leaders are supporting a bill to keep youths charged with certain crimes in the juvenile system, but it's being met with resistance from law enforcement.See the Story

Maryland lawmakers aim to stop residents from paying utility execs’ bonuses

Baltimore, MD · Baltimore

Maryland lawmakers aim to stop residents from paying utility execs’ bonuses

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