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Political notes: Fundraising hasn t stopped, Maggie McIntosh s new gig, plus House GOP leaders and new Senate subcommittees

Political notes: Fundraising hasn t stopped, Maggie McIntosh s new gig, plus House GOP leaders and new Senate subcommittees
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Expungement reforms on Md lawmakers agenda in 2023 session

As lawmakers weigh a slate of criminal justice reforms during the upcoming 2023 legislative session, expungement of criminal offenses will once again be a key topic on their agenda. Advocates will again push to shorten the waiting period required to expunge misdemeanors and certain felonies. And the legalization of cannabis in July will create other .

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Maryland Gubernatorial Candidates Don t Address Voter Concerns

The state’s candidates for governor are addressing jobs, transportation, education and small businesses, but some voters feel they avoid talking about the most-pressing issues, like inflation or the cost of living.

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Inflation, gas prices on the minds of voters as governor candidates talk jobs, investments in workers

Rising costs fired by inflation are top of mind for most Maryland voters, but something the state's many gubernatorial candidates even as governor can do little about. The candidates' economic plans focus instead on jobs, wages and new investments to benefit workers.

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