• About
  • News
  • Governor
  • General Assembly
  • Commentary
  • Election
  • State Roundup
  • Sponsored

Tag: voting rights

‘Free State Politics’ Episode 2: Maryl...

By Bryan Renbaum | June 4, 2021 | News, Podcast | 0 |

‘Free State Politics’ Episode 2: Maryland’s lawmakers discuss voting rights and guns

‘Free State Politics’ Episode 2: Maryland’s lawmakers discuss voting rights and guns

by Bryan Renbaum | June 4, 2021 | News, Podcast | 0 |

@BryanRenbaum MarylandReporter.com earlier this week debuted Episode 2 of the “Free State...

Read More
Loading

Support Our Work!

We depend on your support. A generous gift in any amount helps us continue to bring you this service.

Donate Now

Recent Comments

  • RT October 9, 2026
    on state roundup: raskin could be dc’s next main character; people’s counsel lapp will compete to keep his job
  • RT October 9, 2026
    on state roundup: raskin could be dc’s next main character; people’s counsel lapp will compete to keep his job
  • RT October 7, 2026
    on State Roundup: Cox-Moore debate contentious right off the bat; Busy day at Tradepoint Atlantic as Trump touts shipbuilding; 248 schools are most vulnerable to measles outbreak
  • Mick October 4, 2026
    on state roundup: 4,500 immigrants lose medicaid; U.S. DOJ challenges new Md. ban on police wearing masks
  • RT October 2, 2026
    on state roundup: 4,500 immigrants lose medicaid; U.S. DOJ challenges new Md. ban on police wearing masks

Twitter

Tweets by mdreporter

Facebook

Staff
Awards and Testimonials
Financial statements and tax returns
Donors
Advertising rates
Privacy Policy
Contact us

Recent Articles

state roundup: raskin could be dc’s next main character; people’s counsel lapp will compete to keep his job

PEOPLE’S COUNSEL WILL HAVE TO COMPETE TO KEEP HIS JOB: Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown is considering new candidates for the role of people’s counsel — the state’s top advocate for ratepayers in regulatory proceedings concerning utility companies. The current...

State Roundup: Maryland fails many who seek protective orders; Most Marylanders oppose all data centers; US Wind to leave Sparrows Point after OC project falters

Maryland fails many who seek protective orders; Most Marylanders oppose all data centers; US Wind to leave Sparrows Point after OC project falters.

State Roundup: Cox-Moore debate contentious right off the bat; Busy day at Tradepoint Atlantic as Trump touts shipbuilding; 248 schools are most vulnerable to measles outbreak

Cox-Moore debate contentious right off the bat; Busy day at Tradepoint Atlantic as President Trump touts shipbuilding; Moore, excluded from speaking, visits McLaren; 248 schools are most vulnerable to measles outbreak.

State Roundup: Maryland now picks up 75% of tab for SNAP benefits; Trump visits a Dundalk a little more down on its heels; Cox, Moore face off in debate tonight; New poll finds Moore leading Cox by 27 points

Maryland now picks up 75% of tab for SNAP benefits, adding up to $43 million more in costs; President Trump visits a Dundalk a little more down on its heels; Dan Cox, Wes Moore face off in debate tonight; and new poll finds Moore leading Cox by 27 points.

State Roundup: 31,000 apply for driver’s license with hidden disability designation; Feds to release Bay cleanup funds; Trump to speak at Tradepoint Atlantic; Moore seeks state funds to fight David Smith lawsuit

31,000 apply for driver’s license with hidden disability designation; Feds to release Bay cleanup funds; Trump to speak at Tradepoint Atlantic; Moore seeks state funds to fight David Smith lawsuit

state roundup: 4,500 immigrants lose medicaid; U.S. DOJ challenges new Md. ban on police wearing masks

4,500 IMMIGRANTS LOSE MEDICAID, WHILE THOUSANDS OF ADULTS AT RISK UNDER JANUARY RULES: About 4,500 immigrants living legally in Maryland lost eligibility for full Medicaid coverage Thursday as the first of several sweeping changes to the program takes effect under...

4,500 Maryland immigrants lose Medicaid, while thousands of low-income adults at risk under January rules

By: MEHEDI MAROF Capital News Service  About 4,500 immigrants living legally in Maryland will lose eligibility for full Medicaid coverage Thursday as the first of several sweeping changes to the program takes effect under congressional Republicans’ One Big Beautiful...

State Roundup: Calvert Cliffs to get massive upgrade with Amazon deal; What to know about Flock in Maryland; New laws take effect today; Some immigrants to lose Medicaid coverage

Calvert Cliffs to get massive upgrade with Amazon deal; What to know about Flock in Maryland; New laws take effect today; Some immigrants to lose Medicaid coverage

What’s behind the decline of women in Maryland’s workforce and what to do about it

By Naina Raju This summer, while serving as a research intern with the Maryland General Assembly, I examined a 5.3% decline in women's workforce participation. As I reviewed constituent concerns, policy proposals, and workforce data, a consistent theme emerged: many...

State Roundup: High housing costs add most to poverty in Maryland, study finds; Judge steps up oversight of B’more ICE facility; Chronic school absenteeism drops

High housing costs add most to poverty in Maryland, study finds; Judge steps up oversight of B’more ICE facility; Chronic school absenteeism drops; Gov. Moore faces his own challenges on press access.

Subscribe To Our Newsletter

Website Hosting & Management by Mays & Associates | Terms of Use
© Copyright 2026, MarylandReporter.com. All original content available for reuse under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.