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About 48% of Marylanders approve of the job the Democratic governor is doing, while 42% disapprove and 9% aren’t sure.
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NPR sits down with Gov. Moore.
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Elected officials and others gathered at the water’s edge marking one of the state’s deadliest construction tragedies.
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As issues over transparency, funding and local impact rise, Governor Wes Moore and Congresswoman April McClain Delaney met with Washington County leaders on Monday
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The 30-day gas tax holiday could save Marylanders around $7 per fill-up, but the governor’s administration raises concerns over its fiscal impact to the state.
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The Maryland House speaker, Senate president and governor are all backing the Utility RELIEF Act to bring down energy bills, but House Republicans spent over three hours trying to adjust the legislation.
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State budget experts are now projecting a $355 million surplus when the fiscal year ends in June, but next year’s fiscal outlook has worsened.
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Moore testified Tuesday on his signature pieces of legislation to curb grocery prices and boost affordable housing stock.
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Democrats are demanding a War Powers Resolution vote.
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Maryland’s lone Republican Congressman and Trump ally Andy Harris visited Annapolis to talk statewide energy policy and Maryland issues on a national scale.