Maryland Baltimore City Question L (2006)
Question L was on the November 7, 2006 election ballot in Baltimore City. It passed with 102,935 votes in favor.
- Yes: 102,935
- No: 24,694
The official ballot summary reads:
Resolution No. 06-017 for the purpose of authorizing collective bargaining agreements to provide for grievance and arbitration procedures for employees who have been discharged, reduced in pay or position, or suspended for more than 30 days.[1]
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