Category:Maryland 2011 news
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Pages in category "Maryland 2011 news"
The following 67 pages are in this category, out of 67 total.
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- Gaming proposals resurface for Maryland's 2012 ballot
- Gov. Martin O'Malley raises money for same-sex marriage campaign
- Gov. Martin O'Malley signs in-state tuition bill, opponents continue petition drive
- Governors in the news: Martinez, O'Malley, and Quinn have their own styles with legislators
- Governors in the news: This ain't a job for the thin skinned
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- Judge Boone announces indefinite leave of absence
- Judge Leasure announces retirement from Howard County court
- Judge Murphy announces retirement from the Maryland Court of Appeals
- Judge says no bail for actress arrested in drug bust
- Judge Tisdale to retire after 16 years on Maryland Circuit Court
- Judge Williams to lead Criminal Division of Baltimore City's Circuit Court
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- Maryland "Dream Act" referendum opponents challenge petitions
- Maryland "Dream Act" referendum opponents drop half of legal challenge, case continues
- Maryland court declares old law unconstitutional in lead paint case
- Maryland Delegate forms Tea Party Caucus
- Maryland election officials certify "Dream Act" referendum for the 2012 ballot
- Maryland GOP wins minor battle on sprawl limits
- Maryland Governor makes Christmas judicial appointments
- Maryland in-state tuition referendum meets signature requirement, pending official certification
- Maryland in-state tuition referendum supporters submit first batch of signatures (Updated)
- Maryland lawmakers may consider recall
- Maryland Republicans clash with Governor
- Maryland same-sex marriage campaign launches with an ad featuring Gov. O'Malley
- Maryland same-sex marriage opponents prepare referendum
- Marylanders to pay more for alcohol
- MD same sex marriage bill one vote away from House
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- Redistricting Roundup: Another week, another special session leads to a completed map
- Redistricting Roundup: Both parties express disdain with maps
- Redistricting Roundup: Final local census figures delivered as states dive into data
- Redistricting Roundup: Parties continue accusations of gerrymandering
- Redistricting Roundup: Reaction continues to proposed North Carolina maps
- Redistricting Roundup: Redistricting affects more than Congressional and state legislative districts
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- The Tuesday Count: Citizens' efforts dominate ballot measure headlines across the country
- The Tuesday Count: measure flatline continues as initiative sponsors play the waiting game
- The Tuesday Count: measures certified, approved and repealed
- The Tuesday Count: petition signatures submitted, lawsuits filed
- The Tuesday Count: rare occurrences show a 2011 boost, 2012 cutback
- The Tuesday Count: Signature verification clears three measures for 2011 ballot
- The Tuesday Count: states solidify ballots, while others face legal challenges
- The Tuesday Count: Texas thrusts 2011's ballot in to the double digits
- Thirteen states hold a AAA S&P credit rating in 2011
- Trial of Senator Currie begins
