State Roundup: Maryland's multiracial population grows; millions …
1 天前 · MARYLAND’s GROWING MULTIRACIAL VOTERS CHANGE IDENTITY POLITICS: Maryland’s multiracial population has seen a big boost since 2020, to the tune of nearly 52,000 new multiracial residents. There are now around 534,000 people who identify as multiracial in the state. Of those, almost two-thirds are at least 18 years old and multiracial adults now make up about 7% of Maryland’s electorate.
State Roundup: Reproductive rights take center stage as Maryland …
15 小时之前 · WITH REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS FRONT AND CENTER, MARYLAND WOMEN RUN FOR CONGRESS: In an election where the future of reproductive rights is on the ballot in Maryland and elsewhere across the country, the state’s all-male congressional delegation stands to gain an influx of women.It could happen in Maryland’s 6th Congressional District, where Democrat April McClain Delaney is running against ...
State Roundup: Md. hits hospital emergency threshold as Omicron cases ...
2021年12月24日 · MERRY CHRISTMAS: We’re taking the next week off. State Roundup will return next Friday morning, New Year’s Eve for the final roundup of the year. COVID-RELATED HOSPITALIZATIONS TRIGGER HOGAN’S EMERGENCY PLAN: Maryland’s number of COVID-19 related hospitalizations have exceeded the threshold set forth in a recent order by the Maryland Department of Health. Measures being […]
State Roundup: Almost a million Marylanders remain unvaxxed; …
2021年9月30日 · 900,000 MARYLANDERS REMAIN UNVAXXED: While Maryland’s COVID-19 vaccination metrics are better than that of most states with about 84% of residents partially vaccinated and about 60% fully vaccinated-significant outreach and education must be a continued priority as about 900,000 Marylanders still are unvaccinated, Deputy Health Secretary Dr. Jinlene Chan told Bryan Renbaum of ...
Hogan says Omicron variant is cause for concern but urges …
2021年12月1日 · Bryan Renbaum. [email protected]. Reporter Bryan Renbaum served as the Capitol Hill Correspondent for Talk Media News for the past three-and-a-half years, filing print, radio and video reports on the Senate and the House of Representatives.
State Roundup: With visitors soaring, Maryland set to invest more …
2022年4月25日 · MARYLAND POISED TO POUR BIG BUCKS IN STATE PARKS: Maryland is set to invest tens of millions of dollars in its state parks at a time they are most needed. The number of people visiting them has more than doubled in less than a decade, with the sharpest surge coming just since the COVID-19 pandemic hit — to a record 21.7 million visitors last year. . Meanwhile, the number of rangers has ...
State Roundup: Senate OKs extensive climate bill as poll finds ...
2022年3月15日 · SENATE PASSES SWEEPING CLIMATE CHANGE BILL: The Maryland Senate passed an extensive climate change bill Monday night that would set the state on track to cut its greenhouse gas emissions to zero by 2045, partly by requiring large buildings to reduce their energy usage. Elizabeth Shwe/Maryland Matters. But the chamber has abandoned environmentalists’ most aggressive proposal for reducing ...
COVID-19 is on the rise again. So are hospitalizations. How bad might ...
2021年12月16日 · @BryanRenbaum. The number of COVID-19 cases in the state is rapidly rising with a positivity rate that well exceeds 5%.. Hospitalizations also are on the rise in Maryland. And in some parts of the state, many are near or at capacity limits.. Yes, the new omicron South African variant appears to be milder than other variants and accounts for less than 1% of the COVID-19 cases in the state.
Maryland General Assembly closes 2022 session with sweeping …
2022年4月12日 · By LOGAN HILL. ANNAPOLIS — The 2022 Maryland General Assembly wrapped up late Monday with lawmakers pushing a handful of bills across the finish line just before the deadline at midnight Tuesday, although most of the major legislation already had passed in time for an override of a potential veto. The new laws, many of which passed over Republican Gov. Larry Hogan’s objections, included ...
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2024年10月2日 · When discussions finished at a local town hall, Michael Riker, 61, grabbed his home-designed palm cards and hustled to the door. Dressed in an oversized gray suit and sporting a yellow tie with “We the People” printed on it, Riker stumped for votes mainly by commiserating with disgruntled attendees.