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It has been officially announced that the Maryland General Assembly will have a Special Session from 6-10 December. In this special session we will be taking up both redrawing of our congressional lines as well as trying to prevent the override of the bills that Governor Hogan vetoed after this year’s regular session. This Special Session will have a major lasting impact on Marylanders and as such, I would like to share what it is and how it will impact you.

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“I have to be very transparent,” Griffith said. “I’m doing it primarily for my constituents, trying to consider the tax burden on them.”

“We also need to look out for the victims here, and to force Officer Amy Caprio’s family to relive the experience under this bill 12 times in nine years, I think, is way out of touch,” said Delegate Mike Griffith, R-District 35B, whose district encompasses portions of Harford and Cecil counties.

Del. Michael Griffith (R-Harford) echoed Morgan’s concern that court fee costs for landlords would be passed on to tenants, even if landlords don’t evict tenants. He said that, from a business perspective, a “possible expense must be planned for as a probable expense.”

I serve on the central committee. And when I ran and was elected by my constituents, I was currently eligible to be on the central committee and I was duly elected to serve a four-year term,” Griffith said. “So this would require me, who was duly elected by my constituents, to be forced to resign before the end of my term?”

Delegate Kathy Szeliga, Delegate Mike Griffith, and Senator Bob Cassilly contribute to Food Bank in Baltimore City. MDGOP chips in as part of #MDGOPCares.

House Majority Leader Eric G. Luedtke (D-Montgomery) said he was encouraged by Del. Michael Griffith (R-Harford) to include provisions for overseas military and senior citizen voters in this year’s effort.

Harford County Legislators Discuss Supporting Business at 2020 Pre-Legislative Forum