The budget mess that has led to plans for a special legislative session has further emboldened Republicans to seek fiscally conservative solutions to what they see as failed policies of the Democratic monopoly. Larry Hogan has 12,000 people in his Change Maryland group; Marty Madden has an exploratory committee for governor and would seek public financing; and David Craig seems the best organized.
Day: April 26, 2012
State Roundup, April 26, 2012
Police say they’ll continue collecting DNA despite court ruling; will Rocky Gap get a slots license? We should hear today; Frederick officials beat the drum for referendum drives on same-sex marriage and new congressional district map; Franchot continues push for longer summer vacation; national Democrats view John Delaney among top-tier congressional hopefuls; and Frederick commissioners president hopes to lock up development from future changes.
Baltimore lawmakers’ concerns complicate gambling compromise
Any compromise on a 6th slots casino at National Harbor in Prince George’s County is complicated by strong regional interests of those jurisdictions like Baltimore City that already are supposed to have one of five casinos.
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