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Legislative Leadership Changed Dramatically. Has Policy Changed Too?

From left, webinar panelists Joanne Antoine, Executive Director at Common Cause Maryland; Ann Ciekot, President of the Maryland Government Relations Association; and Sen. Cory McCray (D-Baltimore City), chair of the city’s Senate delegation in Annapolis.

In the last few years, the Maryland General Assembly has changed drastically, following the departure of the two longest-serving presiding officers in history.

Has policy changed too?

And what about the political dynamic in the State House? What about the way that business is transacted in Annapolis?

These are among the topics a distinguished panel will explore on Tuesday, March 30 at 6 p.m at a virtual fundraising webinar on behalf of Maryland Matters.

Our panelists are Joanne Antoine, Executive Director at Common Cause Maryland; Ann Ciekot, president of the Maryland Government Relations Association; and Sen. Cory McCray, (D-Baltimore City), chair of the city’s Senate delegation in Annapolis.

We hope you will be able to join us to discuss what has changed — and where things might go.

We hope, too, that Maryland Matters has kept you up to date on the critical decisions being made in Annapolis and across the state. From tax credits for immigrants who use ITIN numbers to proposals to reduce disparities in education and health care. From criminal justice reform to climate change to COVID-19.

We are able to provide this comprehensive and insightful coverage for one reason: the loyal support of readers like you.

As an independent, nonprofit newsroom, we depend on your generosity.

It is our deepest hope that you will join us at this enlightening webinar and help support the news site you depend on. Tickets start at $150.

We are grateful to be able to report on the state we love. Thanks for making our work possible.

We hope you’ll be able to join our virtual conversation on March 30.

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