Maryland General Assembly 2025

Concerns about the incoming Trump administration are also likely to feature during 90 days of lawmaking.

The 2025 session of the Maryland General Assembly could see substantial debate over the future of education, public safety and energy in the state.

The County Council picked her over four other candidates.

State Senator Jill P. Carter held elected office in the Maryland General Assembly since 2003 and was recently appointed to the State Board of Contract Appeals.

The mayor and city council have varying ideas on how to bring in revenue and relieve pressure on residents.

The Maryland senate president says new taxes should be part of the state’s plan to deal with the deficit when the legislature returns to Annapolis in January.

State policymakers said energy costs are also likely to feature prominently in the legislative session that begins in January.

While Moore supports the idea, he is not submitting his own bill changing the law or adding this effort to his list of priorities for the session.

The discounts are for people 18 to 37.