Local election officials are already expressing uncertainty about what could go wrong when the state switches from an electronic voting system to using paper ballots in the next two years. By the 2016 presidential elections the state will replace touch-screen machines and make a fundamental shift to the way voters cast ballots.
Day: November 19, 2013
State Roundup, November 19, 2013
New effort at ACA enrollment begins; Lt. Gov. Brown puts rosy spin on health care cancellations; joint committee examines government transparency, changes to Public Information Act; western counties to hold meeting on breaking away from Maryland; state senator working on legislation to curb local police involvement in immigration enforcement; state phosphorus regulations causes rift between farmers group, state; gubernatorial candidate Mizeur suggests legalizing, taxing pot; and GOP gubernatorial hopeful Craig blasts frontrunner Brown over shadowing Gansler.
More money from rising gas tax going to mass transit
Maryland needs to continue to invest more in public transportation as it sees a boost in funding from the rising state gas tax, transportation experts said Monday at annual transportation summit of the Greater Baltimore Committee.
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