The 2026 session is shaping up to be both consequential and politically charged.
Maryland General Assembly
2025 Legislative Session Wrap-Up
We recap some of the major issues that came out of this chaotic session with the Maryland General Assembly.
Sine Die 2025
Going down to wire, the Maryland General Assembly passed a budget on Sine Die.
2025 Maryland Legislative Session Updates
Midway through the Maryland Legislative Session, legislators have tackled many key topics so far, including the budget.
2025 Maryland Legislative Session Begins
The 90-day sprint will cover a variety of bills and topics, as well as a significant budget deficit.
New Maryland Laws Taking Effect in 2025
January brings new laws to Maryland and the start of the 2025 Legislative Session.
In Louisville for the National Conference of State Legislatures
Old Line’s team was on hand for the nation’s largest gathering of legislators and legislative staff.
New Laws Take Effect July 1 in Maryland
New laws impact ticket sales, indoor vaping, grants for tech startups, alcohol delivery and more.
Additional Bills Signed into Law for 2024
Nearly 350 bills were signed into law by Maryland Governor Wes Moore on May 16th, the final post-session bill-signing day.
Bills Signed Into Law by Governor Moore
Governor Wes Moore has now signed more than 400 bills into law following the 2024 Maryland legislative session.
2024 Legislative Session Wrap-Up
Sherry Nickerson highlights some of the bills that will be sent to Maryland Governor Wes Moore for his signature in the coming weeks.
Sine Die 2024
Legislators in the Maryland General Assembly have spent the final days working on The PORT Act and other final pieces of legislation.
LATEST INSIGHTS
2026 Maryland Legislative Session Preview
The 2026 session is shaping up to be both consequential and politically charged.
Ravens Game Visit with Lt. Governor Aruna Miller
Maryland Lt. Governor Miller visited with clients and guests during the Ravens win over the Jets.
MACo Summer Conference in Ocean City
The annual event brings together local government influencers and decision-makers in Maryland.
