Maryland State News FAQ: Bond Recommendations, Health Insurance Delays, and Political Developments
Summary
This roundup covers significant Maryland state developments including $1.75 billion in recommended bonds for capital projects, a delay in health insurance access for undocumented residents until 2028, and political news about former Governor Ehrlich's interest in joining the Trump administration.
What is the recommended bond amount for Maryland’s capital projects in the coming fiscal year?
A key fiscal panel is recommending the state borrow up to $1.75 billion for capital projects in the coming fiscal year.
Why has access to Maryland’s health insurance marketplace been delayed for undocumented residents?
State officials delayed the plan until 2028, citing recent federal policies affecting immigrants and overall uncertainty in health care markets.
When will undocumented residents gain access to Maryland’s health insurance marketplace?
The access has been delayed from 2026 to 2028.
What concerns have been raised about election integrity in Maryland?
A government watchdog is questioning Maryland’s election integrity after discovering former Iowa school superintendent Ian Roberts appeared on the state’s voter rolls despite being in the country illegally.
What electricity demand issue could potentially cost Maryland consumers?
A consumer watchdog has accused regional utilities of inflating electricity demand forecasts for new data centers, which could lead to consumers bearing costs of an overbuilt power system.
How do Maryland voters feel about President Trump’s policies according to recent polling?
Most Maryland voters oppose President Trump’s policies, including his tax and spending bill, federal government cuts, immigration enforcement, and using the National Guard in Baltimore and Washington.
What did former Governor Robert Ehrlich Jr. reveal about joining the Trump administration?
Former Governor Robert Ehrlich Jr. said he initially expressed interest in joining the second Trump administration but remained mum about any ambitions for running for Maryland governor again.
What protests are expected to occur in Maryland according to federal warnings?
Federal officials warn of ‘No Kings II’ protest series expected to draw millions of participants, including multiple demonstrations in Maryland, with concerns about Antifa infiltration and hidden funding.
What potential fiscal challenges does Maryland face with the bond recommendations?
The bond recommendations come despite potential fiscal headwinds from the federal government shutdown and layoffs of federal workers.
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