QA Chamber hosts legislative wrap up breakfast
GRASONVILLE — Giving the local delegates a chance to talk to constituents about the outcomes of the Maryland General Assembly’s session this year over coffee and conversation, the Queen Anne’s
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GRASONVILLE — Giving the local delegates a chance to talk to constituents about the outcomes of the Maryland General Assembly’s session this year over coffee and conversation, the Queen Anne’s
The Democratic governor and Republican-controlled Legislature agree on a good deal of policy that would save taxpayers a total of between $1.42 billion and $1.92 billion.
With the state’s legislative session ending next week, there’s pressure coming from both Democrats and Republicans for a decision on the “Help Not Harm Bill."
In the Utah Foundation’s recent release about what matters most to Utahns, the issues of “politicians (not) listening to voters” and “government overreach” ranked in second and fourth place. This should come as no surprise. Currently, the Utah legislature is painfully out of step with the people they are meant to serve. While everyday Utahns […] The post Utah voters need their ballot back appeared first on Utah News Dispatch.
84,000: The number of additional housing units Maine needs in the next decade to meet the state’s housing demand. This number, which came from a statewide study released in October, was repeated over and over again as members of the Maine Legislature’s Housing Committee weighed dozens of bills this session, hoping to make a dent […] The post Housing advocates in Maine celebrate big wins from this legislative session appeared first on Maine Morning Star.