What's happening in Maryland?

Maryland's legislative session begins tomorrow, so I wanted to give you a quick preview of major issues we'll be tackling and some bills I'll be introducing. Details below.

Let's stay in touch as the policy battles begin!

Delegate David Moon

david@davidmoon.org

P.S. Once the legislative session begins, I will be prohibited from fundraising. If you support my agenda, I could use your help before midnight tonight (Tuesday). You can make a donation at: https://davidmoon.us/donate

I'VE BEEN ENDORSED BY NATIONAL NURSES UNITED - I'm proud to announce that the health care professionals at National Nurses United have endorsed me for re-election to the Maryland House of Delegates. They join the environmentalists at the League of Conservation Voters & Sierra Club in providing early support for my campaign:

MAJOR ISSUES IN MARYLAND'S 2018 LEGISLATIVE SESSION - There will be thousands of bills debated during Maryland's 90 day legislative session, but it's already clear that there are a few major topics we'll take up:

Overriding Governor Hogan's Veto of Paid Sick Days for Workers
Terminating Parental Rights of Rapists
Revising Maryland's Tax Code to Deal with Federal Millionaires' Tax Cuts
Weighing Options to Deal with Congress Undermining Health Coverage

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BILLS I'M INTRODUCING THIS YEAR - During my first three years representing you in Annapolis, I've passed a dozen bills (you can read about them here). But I'm hoping to build on these successes with another batch of timely legislation. Here are a few issues I'm taking on this year:

Expand Maryland's Assault Weapons Ban to Include "Bump Stocks" Used By the Las Vegas Mass Shooter
Restore Obama's Ban on Police Acquiring Military Equipment in Maryland
Replace Jail Time for Some Minor Nonviolent Offenses with Fines
Require Police to Get Search Warrants to Access Your Cellphone Data
Make It Harder for Animal Abusers to Keep Animals
Monitor Kids Whose Parents Have Been Convicted of Child Abuse Against Other Children
Eliminate Special Property Tax Discounts for Wealthy Country Clubs
Prohibit Tax Dollars from Financing a New NFL Stadium
Allow Voters to Decide Marijuana Legalization in Maryland
Ban Direct Corporate Contributions to State Candidates

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