2013 LEGISLATIVE SESSION 433rd session of General Assembly convened in Annapolis, Maryland January 9 to April 8, 2013
BILLS
	Introduced	Passed
Senate	1,075
House	1,535
Total	2,610
	Enacted	Vetoed
Senate
House
Total
JOINT RESOLUTIONS
	Introduced	Passed
Senate	5
House	3
Total	8
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
	Introduced	Passed
Senate	8
House	12
Total	20

2013 LEGISLATIVE SESSION - SIGNIFICANT ISSUES
Budget Reconciliation and Financing Act; controlled dangerous substances (marijuana for medical use; synthetic cannabinoids); death penalty repeal; dog owner liability; education (Baltimore City public school construction; college & career readiness & college completion; net taxable income; Prince George's County public school system - governance); elections (campaign finance; improving access to voting); energy (offshore wind generation; gas companies - infrastructure replacement surcharge); envirnoment and natural resources (agricultural certainty); firearm safety and control (mentally impaired - access to regulated firearms); health insurance (health benefit exchange & medicaid expansion); pensions (phase out corridor funding method); public-private partnerships; transportation (financing; distracted driving; drivers' licenses for applicants lacking lawful status; speed cameras).

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August 8, 2013

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