Maryland lawmakers face budget deficit as new legislative session begins in Annapolis
WBFF- Baltimore — Maryland's new legislative session starts tomorrow. As lawmakers return to Annapolis, there are some daunting issues to be addressed, chief among them; the state's multi-billion dollar budget deficit and continued calls to get juvenile crime under control.
Maryland lawmakers convene with $3B deficit and uncertainties over incoming Trump administration
Maryland lawmakers are bracing for a fiscally challenging legislative session, which begins Wednesday. They are facing a budget deficit of roughly $3 billion and uncertainties about reductions in the federal government under President-elect Donald Trump that could have a big impact on the state.
The budget is all anyone's talking about in Annapolis. Maryland faces a $3 billion dollar budget shortfall and people want to ...
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Maryland Gov. Wes Moore said that his proposal for the state’s budget will include $2 billion in cuts when it’s released ...
When Maryland lawmakers go back to work in Annapolis next week, the number one item they’ll be facing is balancing a budget.
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General Assembly opens Jan. 8, the earliest date possible, which means the annual scramble by lawmakers and elected officials ...
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