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Maryland State News FAQ: Medicare Changes, Political Strategies, and Legal Challenges

FaqStaq News - Just the FAQs October 15, 2025
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Maryland State News FAQ: Medicare Changes, Political Strategies, and Legal Challenges

Summary

This content covers several key Maryland developments including Medicare supplemental plan terminations affecting thousands of seniors, Democratic Party efforts to contest every political seat, and Maryland leading a multi-state legal challenge against National Guard deployment in Illinois.

What is happening with Medicare supplemental plans in Maryland?

Thousands of Maryland seniors are receiving notices that their supplemental Medicare plans will no longer be available next year, causing frustration, fear and confusion among affected individuals.

Why are insurance carriers ending Medicare supplemental plans in Maryland?

Insurance carriers state that Maryland’s unique hospital system is costly for them to do business in, leading several carriers to reduce coverage in the state or pull out of counties entirely.

What is the ‘Contest Every Seat’ campaign by Maryland Democrats?

The Maryland Democratic Party is launching a campaign to field credible candidates to compete against Republicans in traditionally conservative areas, aiming to fill ballots with Democratic candidates for House of Delegates, state Senate, county councils and commissions.

Where do Republicans maintain strong political footholds in Maryland?

Maryland Republicans have maintained a strong foothold in rural regions including the Eastern Shore and Western Maryland, despite Democratic control of just under two-thirds of the General Assembly.

Maryland is leading 24 other jurisdictions in a legal brief that calls the Trump administration’s attempted deployment of National Guard troops in Illinois ‘unlawful, unconstitutional and undemocratic.’

Who are the three women Naval Academy graduates mentioned as running for office?

Mikie Sherrill, Amy McGrath and Eileen Laubacher are all running for political office, doing so 50 years after the first women were admitted to Annapolis.

What is LifeWise Academy and where is it expanding in Maryland?

LifeWise Academy is an Ohio-based Christian education program making a push into three Maryland school districts, ferrying kids from public schools to Bible classes during the school day, with support from some Harford County school board members.

What political development is happening in Montgomery County’s District 39?

Three incumbent state legislators from District 39 filed for re-election as a slate, setting up what may be the most contentious race for the General Assembly within Montgomery County.

When are seniors expected to receive notices about their Medicare plans ending?

Thousands of Maryland seniors are expected to receive notice this month that their supplemental Medicare plans will no longer be available next year.

Maryland is leading 24 other jurisdictions in the legal brief challenging the National Guard deployment in Illinois.

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