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Prince George's Co. Council passes flurry of bills as 2023 winds down

A new council that began the year with ambition and promises to do big things started winding down 2023 by passing a flurry of legislation this week in Prince George’s County, Maryland.

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Maryland senators weigh police legislation as lawmakers try to hammer out deal on potential landmark changes

Maryland senators weigh police legislation as lawmakers try to hammer out deal on potential landmark changes
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Maryland bill would ban firearms at election sites

Maryland bill would ban firearms at election sites
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Maryland bill would ban firearms at election sites

Maryland bill would ban firearms at election sites Search By Catherine Scott ANNAPOLIS (March 10, 2021) A bill banning firearms at polling sites in Maryland is advancing in the state Legislature, and advocates say it is necessary to stop voter intimidation. Everyone should be able to vote free from fear and intimidation, Senate bill lead sponsor Sen. Jeff Waldstreicher, D-Montgomery, said at a Feb. 4 committee hearing Capital News Service viewed. And that is especially true during these polarizing times. If passed, SB10, which is cross-filed in the House of Delegates as HB450, would prohibit a person from carrying or possessing a firearm within 100 feet of a polling site during an election, with some exceptions, beginning October 2021.

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