Position Statement Opposing House Bill 1018 Given before the House Ways and Means Committee A corporate income tax cut would cost Maryland hundreds of millions of dollars in lost revenue, depriving us of crucial resources for higher education, transportation, and
The Maryland we know today exists because of people who came here, and continue to come here, from around the world to build their lives and raise their families. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Baltimore’s port was
Maryland is now in a good position to reverse years of decline and invest in state-of-the-art school facilities; up-to-date water treatment plants; and better highways, railroads, and ports. By stepping up these much-needed investments now, Maryland would create immediate job
Last week, both Governor O’Malley and President Obama expressed support for raising the minimum wage. In the coming legislative session, the Maryland General Assembly has the opportunity to act on these calls and increase the economic security and earning power
