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O'Malley budget wins preliminary approval in Md. House
Amendments cutting approximately $420 million from Gov. Martin O'Malley's nearly $37 billion budget were approved Wednesday by the Maryland House of Delegates, paving the way for a final vote by the House as soon as Thursday, the Washington Examiner reported.
The budget raises overall spending by $1.26 billion over the previous budget, increasing funding for education and local police and putting aside millions of dollars to protect against impending cuts that will likely result from the sequester.
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