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MarylandBill · HB 2101Became law3mo ago

Maryland repeals duplicate state-employee bargaining amendment provisions

Arbitration Reform for State Employees Act of 2026 - Withdraw and Repeal of Duplicate Proposed Constitutional Amendment · Sponsor: Speaker

Maryland repeals duplicate provisions for a proposed state-employee collective-bargaining amendment, while withdrawing them only if voters ratify a separate amendment.

Economy & Jobs · Government & Ethics

MarylandBill · HB 2100Became law3mo ago

Maryland voters would decide new rules for congressional district maps

Election Districts - General Assembly and Representatives in Congress · Sponsor: Speaker

Maryland voters would decide in November 2026 whether to limit state district standards to legislative maps and let lawmakers authorize Supreme Court review of congressional maps.

Civil Rights & Voting · Disability Rights

MarylandBill · SB 426In progress3mo ago

Maryland would limit public access to most divorce records

Public Information Act - Divorce Records · Sponsor: Charles Sydnor (D)

Starting October 1, 2026, Maryland custodians would generally keep divorce-case records private while allowing access for case participants, their lawyers, and court-authorized people.

Civil Rights & Voting · Government & Ethics

MarylandBill · HB 1151Failed3mo ago

Maryland health officials would study hospice house payment options

Maryland Department of Health - Study on Maryland Medical Assistance Program Reimbursement of Hospice Room and Board Services · Sponsors: Aaron Kaufman (D), Ashanti Martínez (D) +16 more

This failed measure would have required Maryland health officials to study hospice house room-and-board payments and report the findings to legislative committees.

Emergency Management · Government & Ethics

MarylandBill · HB 862In progress3mo ago

Freight trains would need two crew members on shared corridors

Railroads - Required Crew for Movement of Freight · Sponsors: Anne Healey (D), Dana Stein (D) +13 more

If New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia enact similar laws, Maryland freight trains sharing corridors with passenger trains would need at least two crew members.

Civil Rights & Voting · Public Safety

MarylandBill · SB 2101In progress3mo ago

Bill would withdraw and repeal duplicate state-employee bargaining amendment

Arbitration Reform for State Employees Act of 2026 - Withdraw and Repeal of Duplicate Proposed Constitutional Amendment · Sponsor: President

If approved and followed by voter ratification of a related amendment, the bill would withdraw and repeal a duplicate state-employee bargaining proposal immediately upon enactment.

Emergency Management · Government & Ethics

MarylandBill · SB 459Failed3mo ago

State agencies would direct more advertising to local Maryland news organizations

Procurement - Advertising - Maryland News Organizations (Local News for Maryland Communities Act of 2026) · Sponsors: Cory McCray (D), Craig Zucker (D) +6 more

If enacted, Maryland state government units would direct an overall 50% of print and digital advertising contract dollars to qualifying local news organizations starting October 1, 2026.

Consumer Protection · Economy & Jobs

MarylandBill · SB 448Failed3mo ago

Proposal would let Carroll County borrow up to $27 million

Carroll County - Public Facilities Bond

The failed proposal would have allowed Carroll County to borrow up to $27 million for public facilities and volunteer fire department projects, backed by property taxes.

Emergency Management · Taxes & Budget

MarylandBill · HB 2102In progress3mo ago

Voters could shift redistricting to an elected convention

Districting - Single-Member Districts and Legislative and Congressional Redistricting and Apportionment Convention · Sponsor: Christopher Bouchat (R)

If Maryland voters approve the amendment in November 2026, an elected convention would draw legislative and congressional districts instead of relying on the current process.

Civil Rights & Voting · Criminal Justice

MarylandBill · SB 2102In progress3mo ago

Voters would decide whether Maryland changes how districts are drawn

Legislative and Congressional Redistricting and Legislative and Congressional Redistricting and Apportionment Commission (Fair Districts for Maryland Act) · Sponsors: Bill Folden (R), Bryan Simonaire (R) +11 more

If Maryland voters approve the amendment in November 2026, an independent commission would draw legislative and congressional maps under new rules.

Civil Rights & Voting · Criminal Justice

MarylandBill · SB 2100In progress3mo ago

Maryland voters would decide constitutional rules for congressional districts

Election Districts - General Assembly and Representatives in Congress · Sponsor: President

If Maryland voters approve it in November 2026, the amendment would limit one districting standard to legislative districts and let lawmakers give the state Supreme Court review power over congressional maps.

Civil Rights & Voting · Disability Rights

MarylandBill · SB 148Became law5mo ago

Retired 9-1-1 specialists may claim a temporary Maryland income tax credit

Income Tax - Credit for 9-1-1 Specialist Retirement Income (Supporting Our 9-1-1 Specialists Act) · Sponsors: Cheryl Kagan (D), Mary Beth Carozza (R)

Beginning with qualifying 2026 tax years, retired Maryland 9-1-1 specialists may claim up to $700 against state income tax if they receive an approved certificate.

Emergency Management · Public Safety

MarylandBill · SB 187Became law5mo ago

Maryland will build a reentry facility for incarcerated women

Correctional Services - Comprehensive Rehabilitative Prerelease Services - Female Incarcerated Individuals (Monica Cooper Prerelease Act) · Sponsor: Mary Washington (D)

Maryland will provide expanded reentry support to women nearing release and build a specialized facility with housing, treatment, education, and job services.

Criminal Justice · Disability Rights

MarylandBill · SB 16Became law5mo ago

Child support withholding orders would cap deductions for some earners

Child Support - Earnings Withholdings Limits · Sponsor: Charles Sydnor (D)

Maryland would limit some child support wage deductions and let employees challenge amounts that exceed the federal or state caps.

Civil Rights & Voting · Consumer Protection

MarylandBill · HB 1434Became law5mo ago

Maryland health agency will build caregiver resource webpage

Maryland Department of Health - Caregiver Resource Webpage - Establishment · Sponsor: Aletheia McCaskill (D)

Starting October 1, 2026, Maryland’s health department must maintain a webpage helping caregivers find support, safety information, and possible state or local programs.

AI & Privacy · Disability Rights

MarylandBill · HB 1335Became law5mo ago

Maryland technology department must study state IT staffing and pay

Department of Information Technology - Information Technology Staffing and Capability Assessment - Independent Study · Sponsors: Aaron Kaufman (D), Anne Kaiser (D) +4 more

Starting July 1, 2026, Maryland’s technology department would hire an outside organization to study State IT staffing, skills, pay, and recruitment.

Economy & Jobs · Government & Ethics

MarylandBill · SB 366Became law5mo ago

Maryland will require some drivers facing suspension to use speed-limiting devices

Motor Vehicles - Intelligent Speed Assistance System Pilot Program - Establishment · Sponsor: Jeff Waldstreicher (D)

Starting October 1, 2026, certain drivers facing license suspension or revocation must use a speed-limiting device through a one-year state pilot program.

Public Safety · Technology

MarylandBill · SB 496Became law5mo ago

Maryland Medicaid program may cover obesity treatment starting in 2027

Maryland Medical Assistance Program - Coverage for the Treatment of Obesity - Authorization · Sponsors: Clarence Lam (D), Steve Hershey (R)

Beginning January 1, 2027, Maryland’s Medical Assistance Program may cover obesity treatment, including intensive therapy, surgery, and approved weight-management medicines.

Emergency Management · Government & Ethics

MarylandBill · SB 791Became law5mo ago

Police and jails face limits on immigration enforcement actions

Correctional Services and Criminal Procedure - Immigration Enforcement - Prohibitions (Community Trust Act) · Sponsor: Clarence Lam (D)

Correctional facilities and police agencies would face limits on immigration enforcement, while courts could consider immigration detainers in felony release decisions.

Civil Rights & Voting · Criminal Justice

MarylandBill · SB 898Became law5mo ago

Maryland will reimburse behavior technicians for autism services

Maryland Medical Assistance Program - Behavior Technicians - Reimbursement · Sponsor: Cory McCray (D)

Starting October 1, 2026, Maryland must pay for covered autism services from registered behavior technicians, unless federal officials find the law conflicts with federal requirements.

Disability Rights · Government & Ethics