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NewsMay 31, 2022

Bills Going Into Law Without Hogan’s Signature

Nearly 300 additional bills will go into law without Governor Hogan’s signature, and 18 measures have been vetoed.

NewsApr 13, 2022

Hogan Signs 79 Bills Into Law

Just hours after the close of the Maryland General Assembly’s 2022 Legislative Session, Governor Hogan signed 79 bills into law.

NewsApr 12, 2022

2022 Legislative Session Wrap-Up

Our experts provide an overview of the Maryland Legislature’s accomplishments during the 2022 Legislative Session.

NewsApr 10, 2022

UPDATE: Assembly Overrides Governor’s Vetoes

Twenty-four hours after the Governor opted to veto several bills, the Maryland General Assembly met and voted to override many of them, allowing several new bills to go into law.

NewsApr 9, 2022

Vetoes and Bills Allowed to Become Law Ahead of Session’s End

Ten bills were vetoed on Friday, including the Abortion Care Access Act and the Time to Care Act. More than 25 bills were left unsigned and allowed to go into law, including the Climate Solutions Now Act of 202 and a ban on ghost guns.

PeopleMar 31, 2022

American Joe is a Champ!

From the archives: Check out American Joe in this commercial from his campaign for Governor of Maryland.

PeopleMar 30, 2022

Bill Clinton Visits American Joe’s Bar

American Joe’s Bar in Canton on a Sunday night in May was like melted ice cream — slow and sweet. A quiet, lazy evening in the city. Until the motorcade arrived.

NewsMar 29, 2022

Tax Relief for Maryland Retirees

$2 billion in tax relief, spread out over 5 years, will provide savings for retirees, small businesses, and low-income families in Maryland.

PeopleMar 29, 2022

American Joe: From Aerial Militia to Annapolis

Before he ventured into the legislative world, American Joe was a member of the Maryland Air National Guard from 1969 to 1975.

PeopleMar 28, 2022

Miedusiewski’s Maryland: The American Joe Story

This week, we’re proud to showcase one of Baltimore’s greatest and most beloved politicians through the eyes of the people who knew him best for a series we’re calling “American Joe Week.”