427th Maryland General Assembly

The 427th Maryland General Assembly convened in a regular session on January 13, 2010 and adjourned sine die on April 12, 2010.^[1]

Senate

Party composition

Affiliation		Members
	Democratic Party	33
	Republican Party	14
Total		47

Leadership

Position	Name	Party	District
President of the Senate	Miller, Jr., Thomas V. MikeThomas V. Mike Miller, Jr.	Democratic	27
President pro tem	McFadden, Nathaniel J.Nathaniel J. McFadden	Democratic	45
Majority Leader	Kasemeyer, Edward J.Edward J. Kasemeyer	Democratic	12
Majority Whip	Gladden, Lisa A.Lisa A. Gladden	Democratic	41
Minority Leader	Kittleman, Allan H.Allan H. Kittleman	Republican	9
Minority Whip	Jacobs, NancyNancy Jacobs	Republican	34

Members

District	Jurisdiction(s) represented	Image	Senator	Party	First elected	Primary committee	Executive nominations
1	Allegany, Garrett, and Washington		Edwards, George C.George C. Edwards	Republican	2006	Finance	—
2	Washington		Munson, Donald F.Donald F. Munson	Republican	1990	Budget and Taxation	Member
3	Frederick and Washington		Mooney, Alex X.Alex X. Mooney	Republican	1998	Judicial Proceedings	—
4	Carroll and Frederick		Brinkley, David R.David R. Brinkley	Republican	2002	Budget and Taxation	Member
5	Baltimore County and Carroll		Haines, Larry E.Larry E. Haines	Republican	1990	Judicial Proceedings	Member
6	Baltimore County		Stone, Jr., Norman R.Norman R. Stone, Jr.	Democratic	1966	Judicial Proceedings	Member
7	Baltimore County and Harford	—	Harris, Andrew P.Andrew P. Harris	Republican	1998	Education, Health, and Environment	Member
8	Baltimore County		Klausmeier, Katherine A.Katherine A. Klausmeier	Democratic	2002	Finance	Member
9	Carroll and Howard		Kittleman, Allan H.Allan H. Kittleman	Republican	2004^[a]	Finance	Member
10	Baltimore County		Kelley, Delores G.Delores G. Kelley	Democratic	1994	Finance	Chair
11	Baltimore County		Zirkin, RobertRobert Zirkin	Democratic	2006	Budget and Taxation	—
12	Baltimore County and Howard		Kasemeyer, Edward J.Edward J. Kasemeyer	Democratic	1986	Budget and Taxation (Vice-Chair)	Member
13	Howard	—	Robey, James N.James N. Robey	Democratic	2006	Budget and Taxation	—
14	Montgomery		Kramer, Rona E.Rona E. Kramer	Democratic	2002	Budget and Taxation	Member
15	Montgomery		Garagiola, Robert J.Robert J. Garagiola	Democratic	2002	Finance	—
16	Montgomery		Frosh, Brian E.Brian E. Frosh	Democratic	1994	Judicial Proceedings (Chair)	Member
17	Montgomery		Forehand, Jennie M.Jennie M. Forehand	Democratic	1994	Judicial Proceedings	Member
18	Montgomery		Madaleno, Jr., Richard S.Richard S. Madaleno, Jr.	Democratic	2006	Budget and Taxation	—
19	Montgomery	—	Lenett, Michael G.Michael G. Lenett	Democratic	2006	Education, Health, and Environment	—
20	Montgomery		Raskin, JamieJamie Raskin	Democratic	2006	Judicial Proceedings	—
21	Anne Arundel and Prince George's		Rosapepe, JamesJames Rosapepe	Democratic	2006	Education, Health, and Environment	—
22	Prince George's		Pinsky, Paul G.Paul G. Pinsky	Democratic	1994	Education, Health, and Environment	—
23	Prince George's		Peters, Douglas J.J.Douglas J.J. Peters	Democratic	2006	Budget and Taxation	—
24	Prince George's		Exum, NathanielNathaniel Exum	Democratic	1998	Finance	—
25	Prince George's		Currie, UlyssesUlysses Currie	Democratic	1994	Budget and Taxation (Chair)	Member
26	Prince George's		Muse, C. AnthonyC. Anthony Muse	Democratic	2006	Judicial Proceedings	—
27	Calvert and Prince George's		Miller, Jr., Thomas V. MikeThomas V. Mike Miller, Jr.	Democratic	1974	n/a^[b]	Member
28	Charles		Middleton, Thomas M. "Mac"Thomas M. "Mac" Middleton	Democratic	1994	Finance (Chair)	Member
29	Calvert, Charles, and St. Mary's		Dyson, RoyRoy Dyson	Democratic	1994	Education, Health, and Environment (Vice-Chair)	—
30	Anne Arundel		Astle, JohnJohn Astle	Democratic	1994	Finance (Vice-Chair)	—
31	Anne Arundel		Simonaire, BryanBryan Simonaire	Republican	2006	Judicial Proceedings	—
32	Anne Arundel		DeGrange, Sr., James E.James E. DeGrange, Sr.	Democratic	1998	Budget and Taxation	Vice-Chair
33	Anne Arundel	—	Reilly, Edward R.Edward R. Reilly	Republican	2009^[a]	Education, Health and Environmental Affairs	—
34	Cecil and Harford		Jacobs, NancyNancy Jacobs	Republican	1998	Judicial Proceedings	—
35	Harford		Glassman, BarryBarry Glassman	Republican	1998	Finance	—
36	Caroline, Cecil, Kent, and Queen Anne's		Pipkin, E. J.E. J. Pipkin	Republican	2002	Finance	—
37	Caroline, Dorchester, Talbot, and Wicomico		Colburn, Richard F.Richard F. Colburn	Republican	1994	Education, Health, and Environment	—
38	Somerset, Wicomico, and Worcester		Stoltzfus, J. LowellJ. Lowell Stoltzfus	Republican	1992^[a]	Budget and Taxation	—
39	Montgomery		King, Nancy J.Nancy J. King	Democratic	2007	Budget and Taxation	—
40	Baltimore City		Pugh, Catherine E.Catherine E. Pugh	Democratic	2006	Finance	—
41	Baltimore City		Gladden, Lisa A.Lisa A. Gladden	Democratic	2002	Judicial Proceedings (Vice-Chair)	—
42	Baltimore County		Brochin, JamesJames Brochin	Democratic	2002	Judicial Proceedings	—
43	Baltimore City		Conway, Joan CarterJoan Carter Conway	Democratic	1997^[a]	Education, Health, and Environment (Chair)	—
44	Baltimore City		Jones, Verna L.Verna L. Jones	Democratic	2002	Budget and Taxation	—
45	Baltimore City		McFadden, Nathaniel J.Nathaniel J. McFadden	Democratic	1994	Budget and Taxation	Member
46	Baltimore City		Della, Jr., George W.George W. Della, Jr.	Democratic	1982	Finance	—
47	Prince George's		Harrington, David C.David C. Harrington	Democratic	2008^[a]	Education, Health, and Environment	—

Notes

^a This Senator was originally appointed to office by the Governor to fill an open seat.

^b The President of the Senate does not serve on any of the four standing legislative committees. He does, however, serve on both the Executive Nominations and the Rules Committees.

House of Delegates

Party composition

Affiliation		Members
	Democratic Party	104
	Republican Party	37
	Unaffiliated	0
Total		141
Government Majority		67

Leadership

Michael Busch, House Speaker

Position	Name	Party	District
Speaker of the House	Michael E. Busch	Democratic	30
Speaker Pro Tempore	Adrienne A. Jones	Democratic	10
Majority Leader	Kumar P. Barve	Democratic	17
Majority Whip	Talmadge Branch	Democratic	45
Minority Leader	Anthony J. O'Donnell	Republican	29C
Minority Whip	Christopher B. Shank	Republican	2B

Members

Democrat/Republican

Democratic Party

Republican Party

District	Counties Represented		Delegate	Party	First Elected	Committee
1A	Allegany, Garrett		Beitzel, Wendell R.Wendell R. Beitzel	Republican	2006	Health and Government Operations
1B	Allegany		Kelly, KevinKevin Kelly	Democratic	1986	Judiciary
1C	Allegany, Washington		Myers, LeRoyLeRoy Myers	Republican	2002	Appropriations
2A	Washington		Serafini, Andrew A.Andrew A. Serafini	Republican	2008	Ways and Means
2B	Washington		Shank, ChrisChris Shank	Republican	1998	Judiciary
2C	Washington		Donoghue, John P.John P. Donoghue	Democratic	1990	Health and Government Operations
3A	Frederick		Clagett, Galen R.Galen R. Clagett	Democratic	2002	Appropriations
3A	Frederick		Hecht, SueSue Hecht	Democratic	1994	Economic Matters
3B	Frederick, Washington		Jenkins, Charles A.Charles A. Jenkins	Republican	2010	Health and Government Operations
4A	Frederick		Bartlett, Joseph R.Joseph R. Bartlett	Republican	1998	Ways and Means
4A	Frederick		Stull, Paul S.Paul S. Stull	Republican	1994	Environmental Matters
4B	Carroll, Frederick		Elliott, Donald B.Donald B. Elliott	Republican	1986	Health and Government Operations
5A	Carroll		Shewell, TanyaTanya Shewell	Republican	2004[2]	Environmental Matters
5A	Carroll		Stocksdale, NancyNancy Stocksdale	Republican	1994	Appropriations
5B	Carroll, Baltimore County		Kach, WadeWade Kach	Republican	1974	Health and Government Operations
6	Baltimore County		Minnick, Joseph J.Joseph J. Minnick	Democratic	1988[2]	Economic Matters
6	Baltimore County		Olszewski, JohnJohn Olszewski	Democratic	2006[2]	Ways and Means
6	Baltimore County		Weir, Jr., Michael H.Michael H. Weir, Jr.	Democratic	2002	Environmental Matters
7	Baltimore County, Harford		Impallaria, RichardRichard Impallaria	Republican	2002	Economic Matters
7	Baltimore County, Harford		Jennings, J. B.J. B. Jennings	Republican	2002	Ways and Means
7	Baltimore County, Harford		McDonough, PatPat McDonough	Republican	1978	Health and Government Operations
8	Baltimore County		Schuler, ToddTodd Schuler	Democratic	2006	Judiciary
8	Baltimore County		Bromwell, Eric M.Eric M. Bromwell	Democratic	2002	Health and Government Operations
8	Baltimore County		Boteler, JoeJoe Boteler	Republican	2002	Environmental Matters
9A	Howard		Bates, Gail H.Gail H. Bates	Republican	2002[2]	Appropriations
9A	Howard		Miller, Warren E.Warren E. Miller	Republican	2003[2]	Economic Matters
9B	Carroll		Krebs, Susan W.Susan W. Krebs	Republican	2002	Ways and Means
10	Baltimore County		Burns, EmmettEmmett Burns	Democratic	1994	Economic Matters
10	Baltimore County		Jones, Adrienne A.Adrienne A. Jones	Democratic	1997[2]	Appropriations
10	Baltimore County		Nathan-Pulliam, ShirleyShirley Nathan-Pulliam	Democratic	1994	Health and Government Operations
11	Baltimore County		Cardin, Jon S.Jon S. Cardin	Democratic	2002	Ways and Means
11	Baltimore County		Morhaim, Dan K.Dan K. Morhaim	Democratic	1994	Health and Government Operations
11	Baltimore County		Stein, DanaDana Stein	Democratic	2002[2]	Environmental Matters
12A	Baltimore County, Howard		DeBoy, SteveSteve DeBoy	Democratic	2002	Appropriations
12A	Baltimore County, Howard		Malone, JamesJames Malone	Democratic	1994	Environmental Matters (Vice-Chair)
12B	Howard		Bobo, ElizabethElizabeth Bobo	Democratic	1994	Environmental Matters
13	Howard		Pendergrass, ShaneShane Pendergrass	Democratic	1994	Health and Government Operations
13	Howard		Guzzone, GuyGuy Guzzone	Democratic	2006	Appropriations
13	Howard		Turner, Frank S.Frank S. Turner	Democratic	1994	Ways and Means
14	Montgomery		Kaiser, Anne R.Anne R. Kaiser	Democratic	2002	Ways and Means
14	Montgomery		Montgomery, KarenKaren Montgomery	Democratic	2002	Health and Government Operations
14	Montgomery		Taylor, HermanHerman Taylor	Democratic	2002	Economic Matters
15	Montgomery		Rice, Craig L.Craig L. Rice	Democratic	2006	Ways and Means
15	Montgomery		Dumais, Kathleen M.Kathleen M. Dumais	Democratic	2002	Judiciary
15	Montgomery		Feldman, Brian J.Brian J. Feldman	Democratic	2002	Economic Matters
16	Montgomery		Bronrott, William A.William A. Bronrott	Democratic	1998	Appropriations
16	Montgomery		Frick, WilliamWilliam Frick	Democratic	2007[3]	Ways and Means
16	Montgomery		Lee, Susan C.Susan C. Lee	Democratic	2002[2]	Judiciary
17	Montgomery		Barve, Kumar P.Kumar P. Barve	Democratic	1990	Ways and Means
17	Montgomery		Gilchrist, James W.James W. Gilchrist	Democratic	2006	Ways and Means
17	Montgomery		Simmons, LuizLuiz Simmons	Democratic	1978	Judiciary
18	Montgomery		Gutierrez, Ana SolAna Sol Gutierrez	Democratic	2002	Appropriations
18	Montgomery		Carr, Jr., Alfred C.Alfred C. Carr, Jr.	Democratic	2007[3]	Environmental Matters
18	Montgomery		Waldstreicher, JeffJeff Waldstreicher	Democratic	2006	Judiciary
19	Montgomery		Heller, HankHank Heller	Democratic	1986	Appropriations
19	Montgomery		Kramer, BenBen Kramer	Democratic	2006	Judiciary
19	Montgomery		Manno, RogerRoger Manno	Democratic	2006	Economic Matters
20	Montgomery		Hucker, TomTom Hucker	Democratic	2006	Environmental Matters
20	Montgomery		Hixson, Sheila E.Sheila E. Hixson	Democratic	1976[2]	Ways and Means (Chair)
20	Montgomery		Mizeur, Heather R.Heather R. Mizeur	Democratic	2006	Health and Government Operations
21	Anne Arundel, Prince George's		Frush, Barbara A.Barbara A. Frush	Democratic	1994	Environmental Matters
21	Anne Arundel, Prince George's		Barnes, BenBen Barnes	Democratic	2006	Judiciary
21	Anne Arundel, Prince George's		Pena-Melnyk, JoselineJoseline Pena-Melnyk	Democratic	2006	Health and Government Operations
22	Prince George's		Gaines, TawannaTawanna Gaines	Democratic	2001[2]	Appropriations
22	Prince George's		Healey, AnneAnne Healey	Democratic	1990	Environmental Matters
22	Prince George's		Ross, Justin D.Justin D. Ross	Democratic	2002	Ways and Means
23A	Prince George's		Levi, GerronGerron Levi	Democratic	2006	Judiciary
23A	Prince George's		Hubbard, James W.James W. Hubbard	Democratic	1992[2]	Health and Government Operations
23B	Prince George's		Holmes, MarvinMarvin Holmes	Democratic	2002	Environmental Matters
24	Prince George's		Benson, Joanne C.Joanne C. Benson	Democratic	1990	Health and Government Operations
24	Prince George's		Howard, CarolynCarolyn Howard	Democratic	1988[2]	Ways and Means
24	Prince George's		Vaughn, Michael L.Michael L. Vaughn	Democratic	2002	Economic Matters
25	Prince George's		Braveboy, Aisha N.Aisha N. Braveboy	Democratic	2006	Economic Matters
25	Prince George's		Davis, Dereck E.Dereck E. Davis	Democratic	1994	Economic Matters (Chair)
25	Prince George's		Griffith, Melony G.Melony G. Griffith	Democratic	1998	Appropriations
26	Prince George's		Valderrama, KrisKris Valderrama	Democratic	2006	Judiciary
26	Prince George's		Walker, JayJay Walker	Democratic	2006	Ways and Means
26	Prince George's		Turner, Veronica L.Veronica L. Turner	Democratic	2002	Health and Government Operations
27A	Calvert, Prince George's		Proctor, JimJim Proctor	Democratic	1990[2]	Appropriations (Vice-Chair)
27A	Calvert, Prince George's		Vallario, JoeJoe Vallario	Democratic	1974	Judiciary (Chair)
27B	Calvert		Kullen, SueSue Kullen	Democratic	2004[2]	Health and Government Operations
28	Charles		Murphy, PeterPeter Murphy	Democratic	2006	Ways and Means
28	Charles		Jameson, Sally Y.Sally Y. Jameson	Democratic	2002	Economic Matters
28	Charles		Levy, Murray D.Murray D. Levy	Democratic	2004[2]	Appropriations
29A	Charles, St. Mary's		Wood, Jr., John F.John F. Wood, Jr.	Democratic	1986	Appropriations
29B	St. Mary's		Bohanan, JohnJohn Bohanan	Democratic	1999[2]	Appropriations
29C	Calvert, St. Mary's		O'Donnell, TonyTony O'Donnell	Republican	1994	Environmental Matters
30	Anne Arundel		Busch, Michael E.Michael E. Busch	Democratic	1986	Speaker of the House of Delegates
30	Anne Arundel		Clagett, Virginia P.Virginia P. Clagett	Democratic	1994	Environmental Matters
30	Anne Arundel		George, RonRon George	Republican	2006	Ways and Means
31	Anne Arundel		Kipke, NicNic Kipke	Republican	2002	Health and Government Operations
31	Anne Arundel		Dwyer, DonDon Dwyer	Republican	2006	Judiciary
31	Anne Arundel		Schuh, SteveSteve Schuh	Republican	2006	Appropriations
32	Anne Arundel		Beidle, PamelaPamela Beidle	Democratic	2006	Environmental Matters
32	Anne Arundel		Love, Mary AnnMary Ann Love	Democratic	1993	Economic Matters
32	Anne Arundel		Sophocleus, TedTed Sophocleus	Democratic	1992	Appropriations
33A	Anne Arundel		King, JamesJames King	Republican	2006	Economic Matters
33A	Anne Arundel		McConkey, TonyTony McConkey	Republican	2002	Judiciary
33B	Anne Arundel		Costa, Robert A.Robert A. Costa	Republican	2002	Health and Government Operations
34A	Cecil, Harford		Riley, B. DanielB. Daniel Riley	Democratic	1998	Health and Government Operations
34A	Cecil, Harford		James, Mary-DulanyMary-Dulany James	Democratic	1998	Appropriations
34B	Cecil		Rudolph, David D.David D. Rudolph	Democratic	1994	Economic Matters (Vice-Chair)
35A	Harford		Norman, WayneWayne Norman	Republican	2007[3]	Environmental Matters
35A	Harford		Stifler, DonnaDonna Stifler	Republican	2006	Economic Matters
35B	Harford		McComas, SusanSusan McComas	Republican	2002	Judiciary
36	Caroline, Cecil, Kent, Queen Anne's		Smigiel, Michael D.Michael D. Smigiel	Republican	2002	Judiciary
36	Caroline, Cecil, Kent, Queen Anne's		Sossi, Richard A.Richard A. Sossi	Republican	2002	Environmental Matters
36	Caroline, Cecil, Kent, Queen Anne's		Walkup, Mary RoeMary Roe Walkup	Republican	1994	Economic Matters
37A	Dorchester, Wicomico		Cane, Rudolph C.Rudolph C. Cane	Democratic	1998	Environmental Matters
37B	Caroline, Dorchester, Talbot, Wicomico		Eckardt, AdieAdie Eckardt	Republican	1994	Appropriations
37B	Caroline, Dorchester, Talbot, Wicomico		Haddaway, JeannieJeannie Haddaway	Republican	2002	Economic Matters
38A	Somerset, Wicomico		Elmore, D. PageD. Page Elmore	Republican	2002	Ways and Means
38B	Wicomico, Worcester		Conway, NormanNorman Conway	Democratic	1986	Appropriations (Chair)
38B	Wicomico, Worcester		Mathias, JimJim Mathias	Democratic	2006[2]	Economic Matters
39	Montgomery		Barkley, Charles E.Charles E. Barkley	Democratic	1998	Appropriations
39	Montgomery		Reznik, KirillKirill Reznik	Democratic	2007[3]	Health and Government Operations
39	Montgomery		Ali, SaqibSaqib Ali	Democratic	2006	Environmental Matters
40	Baltimore City		Conaway, FrankFrank Conaway	Democratic	2006	Judiciary
40	Baltimore City		Robinson, BarbaraBarbara Robinson	Democratic	2006	Appropriations
40	Baltimore City		Tarrant, Shawn Z.Shawn Z. Tarrant	Democratic	2006	Health and Government Operations
41	Baltimore City		Carter, Jill P.Jill P. Carter	Democratic	2002	Judiciary
41	Baltimore City		Oaks, Nathaniel T.Nathaniel T. Oaks	Democratic	1982	Health and Government Operations
41	Baltimore City		Rosenberg, SandySandy Rosenberg	Democratic	1982	Judiciary (Vice-Chair)
42	Baltimore County		Lafferty, StephenStephen Lafferty	Democratic	2006	Environmental Matters
42	Baltimore County		Aumann, SusanSusan Aumann	Republican	2002	Appropriations
42	Baltimore County		Frank, William J.William J. Frank	Republican	2002	Judiciary
43	Baltimore City		Anderson, CurtCurt Anderson	Democratic	1982	Judiciary
43	Baltimore City		Doory, Ann MarieAnn Marie Doory	Democratic	1986	Ways and Means (Vice-Chair)
43	Baltimore City		McIntosh, MaggieMaggie McIntosh	Democratic	1992[2]	Environmental Matters (Chair)
44	Baltimore City		Haynes, Keith E.Keith E. Haynes	Democratic	2002	Appropriations
44	Baltimore City		Kirk, Ruth M.Ruth M. Kirk	Democratic	1982	Economic Matters
44	Baltimore City		Stukes, Melvin L.Melvin L. Stukes	Democratic	2006	Ways and Means
45	Baltimore City		Branch, TalmadgeTalmadge Branch	Democratic	1994	Appropriations
45	Baltimore City		Glenn, CherylCheryl Glenn	Democratic	2006	Environmental Matters
45	Baltimore City		Harrison, Hattie N.Hattie N. Harrison	Democratic	1973[2]	Economic Matters
46	Baltimore City		Hammen, Peter A.Peter A. Hammen	Democratic	1994	Health and Government Operations (Chair)
46	Baltimore City		Krysiak, Carolyn J.Carolyn J. Krysiak	Democratic	1990	Economic Matters
46	Baltimore City		McHale, Brian K.Brian K. McHale	Democratic	1990	Economic Matters
47	Prince George's		Ivey, JoleneJolene Ivey	Democratic	2006	Ways and Means
47	Prince George's		Niemann, Doyle L.Doyle L. Niemann	Democratic	2002	Environmental Matters
47	Prince George's		Ramirez, Victor R.Victor R. Ramirez	Democratic	2002	Judiciary

Notable legislation enacted

• Primary and Secondary Education Funding The budget bill, Senate Bill 140, enacted by the 427th Maryland General Assembly increased Maryland State aid for primary and secondary education by $210.5 million in fiscal 2011 to a total of $5.7 billion. State aid provided directly to the local boards of education was increased by $119.7 million or 2.5%, while teachers’ retirement costs, which are paid by the State on behalf of the local school systems, will increase from $759.1 million to $849.8 million.^[4]
• Senate Bill 517 - Maryland Gang Prosecution Act of 2010 The increasing number of gangs had created a significant problem in most areas of the country, including Maryland. More than 600 active gangs are reported to be in the State with more than 11,000 members. The Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services has also identified approximately 4,000 inmates as participating in more than 260 different gangs inside its correctional facilities. Inter alia, SB 517 modifies the definition of “criminal gang” by repealing the requirement that an association of three or more persons whose members meet certain criteria be ongoing and by repealing “an identifying sign, symbol, name, leader, or purpose” as common factors and substituting “an overt or covert organizational or command structure.”^[5]
• House Bill 934 - Distracted Driving, Handheld Cell Phones This bill outlaws the use of handheld phones by drivers while operating a motor vehicle. The bill aloso prohibits drivers of a school vehicles, the holders of a learner’s instructional permit or provisional driver’s licenses from driving and talking on hand held cell phones as well. The bill's prohibitions do not apply to the emergency use of a handheld telephone. Commercial drivers using push-to-talk technology are exempted as well.^[6]

Notes

1. "Maryland House and Senate Sessions". Maryland Legislative Information Systems. Retrieved 21 April 2010.
2. Originally appointed to office to fill an open seat, rather than elected. Each Delegate so marked has been elected in their own right since their appointment.
3. Originally appointed to office to fill an open seat, rather than elected.
4. "SB 140". Maryland General Assembly. Retrieved 22 April 2010.
5. "SB 517". Maryland General Assembly. Retrieved 22 April 2010.
6. "HB 934". Maryland General Assembly. Archived from the original on 8 March 2010. Retrieved 22 April 2010.

See also

• Current members of the Maryland State Senate

References

General

• "Maryland at a Glance: Government". Maryland Manual On-line. Maryland State Archives. Retrieved 2009-05-15.
• "Maryland Senate: Organizational Structure". Maryland Manual On-line. Maryland State Archives. Retrieved 2009-05-15.
• "Maryland Senators by District". Maryland Manual On-line. Maryland State Archives. Retrieved 2009-05-15.
• "Maryland Senate - Committees". Maryland Manual On-line. Maryland State Archives. Retrieved 2009-05-15.

Specific

• "General Assembly: House of Delegates". Maryland Manual Online. Maryland State Archives. 2007. Archived from the original on 30 June 2007. Retrieved 2007-06-29.

External links

• Maryland General Assembly