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Arthur Ellis

Republicans resigned two years ago, and they’re not coming back any time soon. The caucus has released a lengthy, progressive agenda.

“Home care workers are leaving the field for jobs with higher pay and better benefits,” according to a Wednesday press release.

The convening of the new General Assembly session comes a week before Gov.-elect Wes Moore (D) will be sworn in, adding to the celebratory atmosphere for Democrats.

Lawmaker and veteran party activist wants Maryland Republicans to avoid the ‘circular firing squad,’ but has harsh words for some GOPers.

Charles County leaders to press MDOT officials at annual meeting, set for Wednesday.

Ellis has introduced legislation that puts him at odds with his fellow Charles County elected officials and with a key local education institution.

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