Explore Maryland state bills from the 2026 legislative session, with plain-language summaries, nonpartisan impact analysis, current status, and official sources.
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Explore 56 Maryland state bills from the 2026 legislative session, with plain-language summaries, nonpartisan impact analysis, current status, and official sources.
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This bill is just a "cleanup" project to update the legal language used for Maryland’s Medicaid program. It is currently being reviewed by the Maryland House of Delegates.
This bill proposes a test program for new technology that helps cars automatically follow speed limits. It is currently being reviewed by the Senate.
This bill would require the Maryland Department of Health to create a single, easy-to-use website that gathers all the resources and help available for caregivers in one place. **Status:** It is currently being debated in the Maryland House of Delegates.
Here is a simple explanation: **This bill would make it easier for "behavior technicians"—the people who provide therapy to children and adults with behavioral challenges—to get paid by Maryland’s state health insurance (Medicaid). The state Senate is currently deciding whether to pass it.**
The **Local News for Maryland Communities Act of 2026** is a bill currently being debated in the Maryland Senate. If it passes, it would require the state government to buy its advertising from local Maryland news outlets (like local newspapers and stations) instead of national companies. The goal is to help keep local journalism alive by sending state advertising money back into the local community.
This bill is about drawing new lines for voting districts—the areas that decide which people represent you in your state government and in Congress. It is currently being debated in the State Senate.
This bill sets new rules for how we draw the lines for voting districts. It ensures that each area has one representative and outlines how these maps should be redrawn when populations change. It is currently being discussed in the House.
The House of Representatives is debating a new rule that would set a minimum number of workers required to be on a freight train while it is moving.
Here is the plain English summary: **Maryland lawmakers are considering a bill that would require the state health department to study how Medicaid pays for the housing costs (room and board) of people in hospice care. The bill is currently being reviewed in the House of Delegates.**
Here is a simple summary: **The Arbitration Reform for State Employees Act of 2026** This bill updates the rules for how state government workers settle job disputes. It also cancels a planned change to the state constitution that was already covered by another law, so it’s no longer needed. The bill is currently being reviewed in the Senate.
Carroll County wants to borrow money to pay for local projects, like building or fixing schools and public offices. The State Senate is currently deciding whether to give them permission to do this.
Lawmakers are currently debating a bill that would change how much of your divorce record the public is allowed to see. It is still in the early stages of being reviewed by the Senate.
