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Read Full Digest Here: Digest April 20, 2026 At midnight on Monday, April 13, the General Assembly adjourned “sine die” (with no appointed date to reconvene – this year). By that time, UULM-MD had seen 16 of its priority measures pass and two we opposed fail. That’s a record for us! While we still are analyzing the final provisions of bills that passed, below is the status of bills for our priority measures. Now our bills are off to Governor Wes Moore who has until the e

Read Full Digest Here: April 13th Digest At midnight 🕛 on Monday, April 13, the General Assembly adjourns “sine die” (with no appointed date to reconvene this year). As of Saturday evening, when the House adjourned until Monday, UULM-MD had seen eight of its priority measures fully passed and eight more close to passing. Below is the status of bills for the priority measures that had at least one bill pass out of its house of origin (House bills passing the House and S

Read Full Digest Here: April 6, 2026 Digest The coming week will be a busy one, the budget has completely passed, and everyone is scrambling to get important bills through to passage. In addition to the Immigration measure already signed into law earlier in the session, eight of UULM-MD’s priority measures are closer to passage with only one week left in the session: Health Care: SB 169 – Hospitals – Emergency Pregnancy-Related Medical Conditions – Procedures – has passed b

Read Full Digest Here: March 30, 2026 Digest Each of our Issue Areas had bills that passed from one chamber to the other ahead of the crossover deadline, and hearings are underway in the opposite chamber. Fourteen (14) are scheduled for this week (see the current list on our Look Ahead page). The procedures for bills that have crossed over are different. Those that have had a companion bill heard in the committee often do not have hearings, and if they do, only the bill sp