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Obama: We can't get distracted
May 17th, 2013
02:41 PM ET
32 days ago

Obama: We can't get distracted

Baltimore (CNN) – After a week where the Obama administration appeared knocked off course by a number of controversies, President Barack Obama sought to get back on track Friday by focusing on his jobs agenda.

"I know it can seem frustrating sometimes when it seems like Washington's priorities aren't the same as your priorities…Others may get distracted by chasing every fleeting issue that passes by, but the middle class will always be my number one focus. Period," he said during a campaign-style stop at a dredge manufacturing company in Baltimore, the second leg of what the White House has dubbed his "Middle Class Jobs and Opportunity Tour."
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Filed under: Jobs • Maryland • President Obama
Maryland governor signs death penalty repeal
May 2nd, 2013
02:12 PM ET
47 days ago

Maryland governor signs death penalty repeal

(CNN) - Maryland's governor signed a bill Thursday repealing the death penalty.

The legislation goes into effect October 1.

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Filed under: Martin O'Malley • Maryland
Assault weapon ban, other restrictions pass in Maryland
April 4th, 2013
08:31 PM ET
75 days ago

Assault weapon ban, other restrictions pass in Maryland

(CNN) - Maryland is set to adopt some of the nation's strictest gun laws after the state Senate passed a bill on Thursday that includes an assault weapons ban and gun magazine limits.

The legislation now goes to Democratic Gov. Martin O'Malley, who is expected to sign it into law.
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Filed under: Gun control • Gun rights • Maryland
Breaking: Maryland General Assembly votes to ban death penalty
March 15th, 2013
02:30 PM ET
95 days ago

Breaking: Maryland General Assembly votes to ban death penalty

(CNN) – The Maryland General Assembly voted Friday to ban the death penalty. The vote was 82 for and 56 against.

The bill now goes to Gov. Martin O'Malley's desk.


Filed under: Martin O'Malley • Maryland
2016 watch: O'Malley to stop in South Carolina
March 8th, 2013
02:34 PM ET
102 days ago

2016 watch: O'Malley to stop in South Carolina

(CNN) - Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley is heading to South Carolina later this month, a move that will likely fuel further speculation that the Democratic governor is considering a White House bid in 2016.

He'll headline a conference for the South Carolina Democratic Party on March 23.
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Filed under: 2016 • Martin O'Malley • Maryland • South Carolina
Maryland upholds same-sex marriage law
November 7th, 2012
12:46 AM ET
224 days ago

Maryland upholds same-sex marriage law

(CNN) - Maryland voters chose to uphold a new law allowing same-sex couples to marry in the state Tuesday, according to a CNN projection.

The bill legalizing same-sex marriage was signed into law in March by Democratic Governor Martin O'Malley.
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Filed under: Maryland
October 22nd, 2012
01:21 PM ET
239 days ago

Election Day may reveal shift on same-sex marriage

Baltimore, Maryland (CNN) - From her Baltimore kitchen, Rebecca Murphy is lobbying legislators, crafting signs and making phone calls as she wages a battle to allow gays and lesbians to marry in her state.

The married mother of two doesn't have a personal stake in the fight. Rather, Murphy represents the growing number of people nationwide who support gay rights regardless of their own sexual orientation.

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Filed under: 2012 • Maryland • Same-sex marriage
Poll shows majority favor same-sex marriage in Maryland
October 18th, 2012
09:45 AM ET
243 days ago

Poll shows majority favor same-sex marriage in Maryland

(CNN) – A majority of likely voters in Maryland support an upcoming ballot question on same-sex marriage by a slight majority, a poll released Thursday indicated.

The survey, from the Washington Post, showed 52% of likely voters in the state supported Question 6, which would uphold Maryland's current same-sex marriage law. Forty three percent did not support the question.
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Filed under: Maryland
Bloomberg to spend big in next three weeks
October 17th, 2012
05:08 PM ET
244 days ago

Bloomberg to spend big in next three weeks

(CNN) - New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced Wednesday the launch of an "independent spending campaign" that will aid moderate candidates in both parties during the next three weeks.

"It's critically important that we have elected officials in Washington, Albany, and around the nation who are willing to work across party lines to achieve real results," Bloomberg said in a statement on his website.
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Filed under: 2012 • Maryland • Michael Bloomberg
The Maryland Contingent
October 16th, 2012
08:29 PM ET
245 days ago

The Maryland Contingent

(CNN) - Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley and Rep. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland in the press file/spin room at the debate site, speaking to Democrats back home in Maryland.


Filed under: 2012 • Chris Van Hollen • Martin O'Malley • Maryland
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