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Journal of Proceedings

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2011 Special Session

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Contents

Journal of Proceedings ............................................................................ 1

Rules of the House of Delegates of Maryland ........................................ 171

Roll Calls .................................................................................. Appendix I

Exhibits .................................................................................... Appendix II

Index ........................................................................................ Appendix III

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Annapolis, Maryland Monday, October 17, 2011

MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE

EXECUTIVE ORDER 01.01.2011.19

PROCLAMATION CONVENING THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND IN EXTRAORDINARY SESSION AT ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND ON OCTOBER 17, 2011

(See Exhibit A of Appendix II)

Read and ordered journalized. The House met at 11:31 A.M. and pledged Allegiance to the Flag. This being the day prescribed by proclamation of the Governor in accordance with Section 16 of Article II of the Constitution for the Special and Extraordinary Meeting of The General Assembly of Maryland. Prayer by Speaker Michael E. Busch of Anne Arundel County. EXCUSES: Del. Barkley – death of mother–in–law Del. Bobo – out of country Del. W. Miller – recovering from surgery

QUORUM CALL The presiding officer announced a quorum call, showing 130 Members present.

(See Roll Call No. 6)

ORDER October 17, 2011 Ordered by The House of Delegates of Maryland, that the Orders and Appointments adopted for the Regular Session of 2011 be hereby continued for the Special Session of October 17, 2011.

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By Order, Mary Monahan Chief Clerk Read and adopted.

ORDER October 17, 2011 Ordered by The House of Delegates of Maryland, that the Rules of The House of Delegates in effect at the end of the 2011 Regular Legislative Session be adopted for the Special Session of October 17, 2011. By Order, Mary Monahan Chief Clerk Read and adopted.

MESSAGE TO THE SENATE October 17, 2011 By The Majority Leader: Ladies and Gentlemen of the Senate: The House of Delegates has organized pursuant to Article II, Section 16, of the Constitution of Maryland. We respectfully propose, with your concurrence, the appointment of a Joint Committee of five members, three on the part of the House and two on the part of the Senate, to wait upon the Governor and inform him that the General Assembly is now organized and prepared to receive any communications he may desire to make. We have appointed on the part of the House of Delegates, Delegates Howard, Lee, and McHale. By Order, Mary Monahan Chief Clerk Read and adopted.

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MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE

October 17, 2011 BY THE MAJORITY LEADER: Ladies and Gentlemen of the House of Delegates: We have received your message notifying the Senate of the organization of your Honorable Body, and requesting the appointment of a Joint Committee to wait upon the Governor to inform him that the General Assembly is now prepared to receive any communications which he may desire to make. On the part of the House, Delegates Howard, Lee and McHale have been appointed. We have appointed on the part of the Senate Senators Garagiola and Jacobs. By Order, William B.C. Addison, Jr. Secretary Read and ordered journalized.

VETOED HOUSE BILLS – 2011

VETOED HOUSE BILLS AND MESSAGES – 2011 REGULAR SESSION

(See Exhibit B of Appendix II) The Messages from the Governor were read and ordered journalized. The Speaker put the question: Shall all of the following bills pass, notwithstanding the objections of the Governor? HB 22 sustained (6–125) HB 40 sustained (6–125) HB 64 sustained (6–125) HB 66 sustained (6–125) HB 68 sustained (6–125) HB 89 sustained (6–125) HB 103 sustained (6–125) HB 124 sustained (6–125) HB 148 sustained (6–125) HB 201 sustained (6–125) HB 237 sustained (6–125)


HB 253 sustained (6–125) HB 262 sustained (6–125) HB 275 sustained (6–125) HB 335 sustained (6–125) HB 338 sustained (6–125) HB 361 sustained (6–125) HB 393 sustained (6–125) HB 406 sustained (6–125) HB 413 sustained (6–125) HB 421 sustained (6–125) HB 461 sustained (6–125) HB 468 sustained (6–125) HB 476 sustained (6–125) HB 479 sustained (6–125) HB 614 sustained (6–125) HB 625 sustained (6–125) HB 689 sustained (6–125) HB 703 sustained (6–125) HB 879 sustained (6–125) HB 947 sustained (6–125) HB 954 sustained (6–125) HB 1053 sustained (6–125) HB 1088 sustained (6–125) HB 1089 sustained (6–125) HB 1229 sustained (6–125) HB 1243 sustained (6–125) HB 1311 sustained (6–125) HB 1312 sustained (6–125) HB 1343 sustained (6–125) The vetoes were sustained by roll call vote as follows:

Affirmative – 6 Negative – 125 (See Roll Call No. 7)

INTRODUCTION OF BILLS House Bill 1 – The Speaker (By Request – Administration)

EMERGENCY BILL AN ACT concerning

Congressional Districting Plan FOR the purpose of establishing the composition of the eight districts in the State of

Maryland for the election of members to the United States House of


Representatives; specifying certain ward, election district, and precinct boundaries; making this Act an emergency measure; and generally relating to the reconfiguration of congressional districts in the State.

BY repealing Article – Election Law

Section 8–702 through 8–709 Annotated Code of Maryland (2010 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments, Article – Election Law

Section 8–701 Annotated Code of Maryland (2010 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) BY adding to Article – Election Law

Section 8–702 through 8–709 Annotated Code of Maryland (2010 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations. House Bill 2 – Montgomery County Delegation


Montgomery County – Board of Education Residence Districts – Redistricting Plan

MC 1–11SS FOR the purpose of altering the boundaries of the residence districts for the

Montgomery County Board of Education; repealing a provision of law relating to the date when certain reapportioned districts become effective; making this Act an emergency measure; and generally relating to the residence districts for the Montgomery County Board of Education.

BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments, Article – Education

Section 3–901 Annotated Code of Maryland (2008 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement)


Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations. House Bill 3 – Prince George’s County Delegation


Prince George’s County School Board – Redistricting PG 2–11SS

FOR the purpose of altering the boundaries of the school board districts for the

election of the members of the Prince George’s County Board of Education; making this Act an emergency measure; and generally relating to the boundaries of the school board districts for the election of the Prince George’s County Board of Education.

BY repealing Article – Education

Section 3–1001 Annotated Code of Maryland (2008 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) BY adding to Article – Education

Section 3–1001 Annotated Code of Maryland (2008 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations. House Bill 4 – The Minority Leader


Congressional Redistricting Plan of 2011 FOR the purpose of establishing the composition of the eight districts in the State of

Maryland for the election of members to the United States House of Representatives; specifying certain ward, election district, and precinct boundaries; making this Act an emergency measure; and generally relating to the reconfiguration of congressional districts in the State.





Section 8–702 through 8–709 Annotated Code of Maryland (2010 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations. House Bill 5 – Delegate Hough


Congressional Redistricting Plan FOR the purpose of establishing the composition of the eight districts in the State of




Section 8–701 Annotated Code of Maryland (2010 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement)


BY adding to Article – Election Law

Section 8–702 through 8–709 Annotated Code of Maryland (2010 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations. House Bill 6 – Delegates Jacobs, Boteler, Eckardt, Glass, Haddaway–Riccio,

Hershey, Hough, McComas, McDermott, Parrott, Smigiel, and Vitale


Environment – Watershed Implementation Plan – County Implementation FOR the purpose of providing that a local jurisdiction may not be required to

implement certain activities or strategies of a State Watershed Implementation Plan unless certain funding is provided; defining certain terms; making this Act an emergency measure; and generally relating to the local implementation of certain activities or strategies of a State Watershed Implementation Plan.

BY adding to Article – Environment

Section 4–801 and 4–802 to be under the new subtitle “Subtitle 8. Implementation of the Chesapeake Bay Total Maximum Daily Load”

Annotated Code of Maryland (2007 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations. House Bill 7 – Delegates Smigiel, Boteler, Cluster, Eckardt, Glass, Hershey,

Hough, Jacobs, Kach, Krebs, McComas, McDermott, Schulz, and Vitale AN ACT concerning

Private Property Rights – Regulatory Infringement – Compensation FOR the purpose of giving an owner of private property a cause of action under certain

circumstances against the Department of the Environment, the Department of Natural Resources, or the Department of Planning if the application of a regulation adopted by the agency infringes on a private property right; providing that the cause of action shall be filed in a certain court; providing for the sum that a private property owner may recover under a certain cause of


action; requiring the award or judgment under a certain cause of action to be paid from certain funds and prohibiting payment from the General Fund; providing for the venue of a certain cause of action; establishing a certain statute of limitations; providing for the application of this Act; defining a certain term; and generally relating to the rights of private property owners.

BY adding to Article – Courts and Judicial Proceedings

Section 5–120 Annotated Code of Maryland (2006 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments, Article – Courts and Judicial Proceedings

Section 6–203(b) Annotated Code of Maryland (2006 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) BY adding to Article – State Government

Section 12–601 through 12–604 to be under the new subtitle “Subtitle 6. Infringement on Private Property Rights”

Annotated Code of Maryland (2009 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations. House Bill 8 – Delegates Smigiel, Afzali, Boteler, Cluster, Elliott, Glass,

Haddaway–Riccio, Hershey, Hough, Jacobs, Kach, Krebs, McComas, McDermott, Parrott, Ready, Schulz, and Vitale

EMERGENCY BILL

AN ACT concerning

Department of Planning – Local and Regional Planning and Land Use Powers – Prohibition on Restriction

FOR the purpose of prohibiting the Department of Planning from adopting regulations

or taking certain actions that restrict the planning and land use powers of certain local governments or regional planning agencies; making this Act an emergency measure; and generally relating to the authority of the Department of Planning regarding the restriction of planning and land use powers of local governments and regional planning agencies.

BY adding to


Article – State Finance and Procurement Section 5–312

Annotated Code of Maryland (2009 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations. House Bill 9 – Delegates Smigiel, Afzali, Boteler, Cluster, Glass,

Haddaway–Riccio, Hershey, Hough, Jacobs, McComas, McDermott, Parrott, Ready, Schulz, and Vitale

AN ACT concerning

Environment – County Plans – Authority FOR the purpose of repealing the authority of the Department of the Environment to

order a person to prepare and submit certain subdivision plans and specifications under certain circumstances; repealing the Department’s authority to order the installation of certain water supply or sewerage systems for subdivisions under certain circumstances; repealing a requirement that a certain county plan be approved by the Department; requiring a county to review a certain county plan in accordance with a schedule set by the county instead of the Department; eliminating a requirement that a county governing body submit a revision or amendment to a certain county plan to the Department; repealing a requirement that a county adopt a revision or amendment to a certain county plan if the Department requires the revision or amendment; repealing the Department’s authority to approve, disapprove, or modify certain plans, revisions, or amendments; repealing a requirement that the Department submit certain plans, revisions, or amendments to the Department of Natural Resources, the Department of Planning, and the Department of Agriculture under certain circumstances; repealing a requirement that the Secretary of the Environment give certain notices under certain circumstances; eliminating the Department’s authority to specify certain locations for certain facilities under certain circumstances; requiring a certain financial management plan to be approved by a county instead of the Department; authorizing a county, instead of the Department, to file a certain civil action under certain circumstances; repealing a certain term; and generally relating to the authority of the Department of the Environment and county water and sewer planning.

BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments, Article – Environment

Section 9–206, 9–501, 9–503, 9–510, 9–521(c), and 9–1703(a) Annotated Code of Maryland (2007 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement)


BY repealing Article – Environment

Section 9–507 and 9–508 Annotated Code of Maryland (2007 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations. House Bill 10 – Delegates Smigiel, Boteler, Cluster, Glass, Haddaway–Riccio,

Hershey, Hough, Kach, McComas, McDermott, Schulz, and Vitale


Transportation – Toll, Fee, or Other Charge Increases – Notice and Public Comment

FOR the purpose of requiring certain staff of the Maryland Transportation Authority

to provide, by a certain date, public notice regarding a proposal to increase certain tolls, fees, or other charges; requiring the Authority to make the proposal available to the public in a certain manner; requiring the Authority to receive comments from the public at the meeting at which the Authority votes to implement the proposal; making this Act an emergency measure; and generally relating to notice and public comments regarding a proposal to increase certain tolls, fees, or other charges by the Maryland Transportation Authority.

BY repealing and reenacting, without amendments, Article – Transportation

Section 4–101(h) Annotated Code of Maryland (2008 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments, Article – Transportation

Section 4–312 Annotated Code of Maryland (2008 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations. House Bill 11 – Delegates Hershey, Boteler, Cluster, Eckardt, Glass, Jacobs,

McComas, McDermott, Smigiel, and Vitale


AN ACT concerning

Maryland Transportation Authority – Termination – Exchange of Bonds FOR the purpose of terminating the Maryland Transportation Authority; transferring,

subject to certain exceptions, all functions, powers, duties, responsibilities, regulations, policies, property, equipment, assets, liabilities, and employees of the Authority to the Maryland Department of Transportation on a certain date; requiring the State to issue revenue refunding bonds in exchange for revenue bonds issued by the Authority before a certain date; requiring revenue refunding bonds to be secured by tolls or other charges for the use of transportation facilities projects; requiring the Department to fix, revise, charge, and collect tolls and other charges for the use of transportation facilities projects in an amount not greater than is necessary to pay the principal of and interest on refunding bonds issued by the State under this Act as they become due and payable; providing for the appointment, classification, and benefits of employees transferred from the Authority to the Department under this Act; providing that all contracts and agreements entered into by the Authority before a certain date are valid and binding on the Department; requiring the publishers of the Annotated Code of Maryland to correct any references that are rendered incorrect by this Act; defining certain terms; and generally relating to the termination of the Authority and the exchange of bonds issued by the Authority.

BY repealing Article – Transportation

Section 4–101 through 4–406 and the title “Title 4. Revenue Facilities” Annotated Code of Maryland (2008 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations. House Bill 12 – Delegates Hershey, Boteler, Cluster, Eckardt, Glass,

Haddaway–Riccio, Jacobs, Krebs, McComas, McDermott, Smigiel, and Vitale

AN ACT concerning

Maryland Transportation Authority – Audit Statements Available Online FOR the purpose of requiring the Maryland Transportation Authority to make audit

statements publicly available on its Internet site, including audit statements relating to each transportation facilities project throughout the entire existence of each transportation facilities project; defining a certain term; and generally relating to making audit statements of the Maryland Transportation Authority available online.


BY repealing and reenacting, without amendments, Article – Transportation

Section 4–101(a), (b), and (h) Annotated Code of Maryland (2008 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) BY adding to Article – Transportation

Section 4–211 Annotated Code of Maryland (2008 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations. House Bill 13 – Delegates Smigiel, Eckardt, Glass, Haddaway–Riccio,

Hershey, Krebs, McDermott, and Parrott

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT AN ACT concerning

Laws Making an Appropriation Subject to Petition Referendum FOR the purpose of proposing an amendment to the Maryland Constitution to provide

that a law making a certain appropriation shall be subject to rejection or repeal by the voters of the State under the petition referendum process provided under the Maryland Constitution; generally relating to making laws that make a certain appropriation subject to the petition referendum process under the Maryland Constitution; and submitting this amendment to the qualified voters of the State for their adoption or rejection.

BY proposing an amendment to the Maryland Constitution Article XVI – The Referendum

Section 2 Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations. House Bill 14 – Delegates Smigiel, Afzali, Boteler, Cluster, Glass,

Haddaway–Riccio, Hershey, Hough, Jacobs, Krebs, McComas, McDermott, Parrott, Ready, Schulz, and Vitale

EMERGENCY BILL

AN ACT concerning


Department of Planning – State Development Plan – Approval or

Modification by the General Assembly FOR the purpose of requiring the Secretary of Planning to submit the State

Development Plan and certain related materials to the General Assembly; prohibiting the Plan from being finalized until it is approved by an Act of the General Assembly; authorizing the General Assembly to modify the Plan as submitted by the Secretary; requiring the Governor to file with the Secretary of State the Plan, together with any comments made by the Governor, after enactment of a law that approves or modifies the Plan; providing for the application of this Act; making this Act an emergency measure; and generally relating to the approval of the General Assembly before finalization of the State Development Plan.

BY repealing and reenacting, without amendments, Article – State Finance and Procurement

Section 5–601 Annotated Code of Maryland (2009 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments, Article – State Finance and Procurement

Section 5–605 Annotated Code of Maryland (2009 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations. House Bill 15 – Delegates Hershey, Boteler, Cluster, Eckardt, Glass,

Haddaway–Riccio, Kach, McComas, McDermott, Smigiel, and Vitale


Maryland Transportation Authority – Fixing or Revising Tolls – Legislative Approval Required

FOR the purpose of prohibiting the Maryland Transportation Authority from fixing or

revising a toll on any part of any transportation facilities project unless the General Assembly approves the toll through legislation; authorizing the Authority, on or after the effective date of this Act, to continue to charge and collect a toll of the same amount in effect before the effective date of this Act; making a technical change; making this Act an emergency measure; and


generally relating to tolls for the use of transportation facilities projects under the jurisdiction of the Maryland Transportation Authority.

BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments, Article – Transportation

Section 4–312 Annotated Code of Maryland (2008 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations. House Bill 16 – Delegates Hershey, Boteler, Cluster, Glass, Haddaway–Riccio,

Krebs, McComas, McDermott, Smigiel, and Vitale AN ACT concerning

Transportation – Chesapeake Bay Bridge Authority FOR the purpose of establishing the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Authority to finance,

construct, operate, and maintain the William Preston Lane, Jr. Memorial Chesapeake Bay Bridge and the parallel Chesapeake Bay Bridge; providing for the members, appointment, terms, chair, and staff of the Authority; prohibiting the Maryland Department of Transportation from exercising jurisdiction or authority over the Chesapeake Bay Bridge; authorizing the Authority to take certain actions in the performance of its duties; authorizing the Authority to issue revenue bonds payable from certain fees and tolls for the purpose of financing a certain transportation facility project; providing that bonds issued by the Authority do not constitute a debt or pledge of the full faith and credit of the State or a political subdivision of the State; providing that bonds issued by the Authority do not obligate the State or a political subdivision of the State to impose any tax; requiring the Authority to determine certain matters concerning bonds it issues; providing for the issuance and execution of the bonds; authorizing the Authority to issue bonds to refinance the cost of a certain transportation facility project; authorizing the Authority to issue revenue refunding bonds for certain purposes; authorizing the Authority to issue interim certificates or temporary bonds; authorizing the Authority to issue bond anticipation notes; authorizing revenue bonds issued by the Authority to be secured by certain trust agreements; requiring certain fees and tolls designated by the Authority as security for bonds to be adjusted in a certain manner; providing that certain revenues of the Authority shall be deemed to be trust funds to be used only in a certain manner; authorizing the trustee or a holder of revenue bonds issued by the Authority to bring a legal action to enforce certain rights and compel the performance of certain duties; providing that bonds issued by the Authority are securities in which certain persons may invest and which may be deposited with certain persons; exempting revenue bonds issued by the Authority from taxation; defining certain terms; and generally relating to


the creation of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Authority to finance, construct, operate, and maintain certain transportation facilities projects.


Section 4–101(h)(1) Annotated Code of Maryland (2008 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) BY adding to Article – Transportation

Section 4.5–101 through 4.5–412 to be under the new title “Title 4.5. Chesapeake Bay Bridge Authority”

Annotated Code of Maryland (2008 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations. House Bill 17 – Delegates Hershey, Boteler, Cluster, Eckardt, Glass, Hough,

Jacobs, Krebs, McComas, McDermott, and Smigiel AN ACT concerning

Maryland Transit Administration – Farebox Recovery Rate Increase FOR the purpose of altering certain requirements for the percentage of operating costs

for certain public transit services that must be recovered by the Maryland Transit Administration from certain revenues; and generally relating to certain requirements for recovery of certain operating costs of certain public transit services from certain revenues.


Section 7–208(b) Annotated Code of Maryland (2008 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations. House Bill 18 – Delegates Hershey, Boteler, Cluster, Eckardt,

Haddaway–Riccio, Hough, Jacobs, McComas, McDermott, Smigiel, and Vitale

AN ACT concerning


Transportation – Transit Authorities – Red Line and Purple Line FOR the purpose of establishing the Red Line Transit Authority and the Purple Line

Transit Authority to finance, construct, and operate the Red Line and the Purple Line light rail transit lines; providing for the members, appointment, terms, chairs, and staff of the Authorities; prohibiting the Department of Transportation from exercising jurisdiction or authority over the Red Line and the Purple Line light rail transit lines; authorizing the Authorities to take certain actions in the performance of their duties; authorizing the Authorities to tax to the same extent as the State within certain districts for the purpose of financing the Red Line and the Purple Line transit facilities and transit service; authorizing the Authorities to provide for the collection of any tax and to grant exemptions from any tax; authorizing the Authorities to issue revenue bonds payable from certain fees, fares, and taxes for the purpose of financing transit facilities; providing that bonds issued by the Authorities do not constitute a debt or pledge of the full faith and credit of certain entities; providing that bonds issued by the Authorities do not obligate certain entities to impose any tax; requiring the Authorities to determine certain matters concerning bonds they issue; providing for the issuance and execution of the bonds; authorizing the Authorities to issue bonds to refinance the cost of transit facilities; authorizing the Authorities to issue revenue refunding bonds for certain purposes; authorizing the Authorities to issue interim certificates or temporary bonds; authorizing the Authorities to issue bond anticipation notes; authorizing revenue bonds issued by the Authorities to be secured by certain trust agreements; requiring certain fees, fares, and taxes designated by the Authorities as security for bonds to be adjusted in a certain manner; requiring that certain revenues of the Authorities shall be deemed to be trust funds to be used only in a certain manner; authorizing the trustee or a holder of revenue bonds issued by the Authorities to bring a legal action to enforce certain rights and compel the performance of certain duties; providing that bonds issued by the Authorities are securities in which certain persons may invest and that may be deposited with certain persons; exempting revenue bonds issued by the Authorities from taxation; defining certain terms; and generally relating to the creation of the Red Line Transit Authority and the Purple Line Transit Authority to finance, construct, and operate certain transit lines.

BY adding to Article – Transportation

Section 9–101 through 9–413 to be under the new title “Title 9. Regional Transit Authorities”

Annotated Code of Maryland (2008 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations.


House Bill 19 – Delegates Hershey, Cluster, Eckardt, Glass, Haddaway–Riccio, McComas, McDermott, Smigiel, and Vitale

EMERGENCY BILL

AN ACT concerning

Maryland Transportation Authority – Intercounty Connector – Equitable Treatment of Toll Rates

FOR the purpose of requiring equitable treatment of toll rates on the Intercounty

Connector in connection with any action by the Maryland Transportation Authority involving toll revenue affecting other transportation facilities projects owned or operated by the Authority; making this Act an emergency measure; and generally relating to toll rates on the Intercounty Connector.


Section 4–312(a) Annotated Code of Maryland (2008 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations. House Bill 20 – Delegates Jacobs, Afzali, Boteler, Eckardt, Glass,

Haddaway–Riccio, Hershey, Krebs, McComas, McDermott, Parrott, Smigiel, and Vitale

AN ACT concerning Environment – Watershed Implementation Plan – Ranking Best Management

Practices FOR the purpose of requiring, on or before a certain date, the Department of the

Environment to develop a certain list of certain best management practices in a certain manner; authorizing the Department to include certain information in the list; requiring the Department to update the list annually; requiring the Department to publish the list on the Department’s Web site and to mail hard copies to each county in the State; and generally relating to best management practices under the State Watershed Implementation Plan.

BY adding to Article – Environment

Section 4–801 and 4–802 to be under the new subtitle “Subtitle 8. Implementation of the Chesapeake Bay Total Maximum Daily Load”

Annotated Code of Maryland


(2007 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations. House Bill 21 – Delegates Krebs, Afzali, Beitzel, Boteler, Cluster, Eckardt,

Frank, Glass, Haddaway–Riccio, Hershey, Jacobs, McComas, McConkey, McDermott, O’Donnell, Parrott, and Smigiel

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT

AN ACT concerning

Transportation Trust Fund Protection Act FOR the purpose of proposing an amendment to the Maryland Constitution to

establish a Transportation Trust Fund to be used only for purposes relating to transportation with a certain exception; prohibiting the reversion or crediting of any part of the Transportation Trust Fund to the General Fund or a special fund of the State; requiring that certain taxes, fees, charges, and revenues be credited to the Transportation Trust Fund; authorizing the use of funds in the Transportation Trust Fund for defense or relief purposes if the State is invaded or a major catastrophe occurs and the Governor and the General Assembly take certain actions and provide for the repayment of the funds; requiring that funds in a certain account in the Transportation Trust Fund be distributed in a certain manner; and submitting this amendment to the qualified voters of the State for their adoption or rejection.

BY proposing an addition to the Maryland Constitution Article III – Legislative Department Section 53 Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations.



ADJOURNMENT At 12:03 P.M. on motion of Delegate Barve the House adjourned until 10:00 A.M. on Tuesday, October 18, 2011, in memory of former members Kenny Webster of


Baltimore City, Ruth Kirk of Baltimore City, Bert Booth of Baltimore County, David Boschert of Anne Arundel County, Frank Boston, Jr. of Baltimore City, and Melvin Kenney, Jr. of Baltimore City.

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Annapolis, Maryland Tuesday, October 18, 2011

The House met at 10:15 A.M. and pledged Allegiance to the Flag. Prayer by Delegate Melvin Stukes of Baltimore City.


(See Roll Call No. 9) The Journal of October 17, 2011 was read and approved. EXCUSES: Del. Alston – late – personal Del. Barkley – death of mother–in–law Del. Bobo – out of country Del. Burns – funeral Del. W. Miller – recovering from surgery

INTRODUCTION OF BILLS House Bill 22 – Delegates Smigiel, Cluster, Hershey, Jacobs, McDermott, and

Parrott

EMERGENCY BILL

AN ACT concerning

Congressional Redistricting Plan of 2011 FOR the purpose of establishing the composition of the eight districts in the State of



Section 8–702 through 8–709


Annotated Code of Maryland (2010 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments, Article – Election Law


Section 8–702 through 8–709 Annotated Code of Maryland (2010 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations. House Bill 23 – Delegates Minnick, Olszewski, Weir, Aumann, Boteler,

Cluster, and Frank

EMERGENCY BILL

AN ACT concerning

Maryland Transportation Authority – Fixing or Revising Tolls – Legislative Approval Required

FOR the purpose of prohibiting the Maryland Transportation Authority from fixing or

revising a toll on any part of any transportation facilities project unless the General Assembly approves the toll through legislation; authorizing the Authority, on or after the effective date of this Act, to continue to charge and collect a toll of the same amount in effect before the effective date of this Act; making this Act an emergency measure; and generally relating to tolls for the use of transportation facilities projects under the jurisdiction of the Maryland Transportation Authority.


Section 4–312 Annotated Code of Maryland (2008 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations.


THE COMMITTEE ON RULES AND EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS REPORT #1 Delegate Harrison, Chair, for the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations reported favorably: House Bill 2 – Montgomery County Delegation

EMERGENCY BILL

AN ACT concerning


MC 1–11SS Favorable report adopted. Read the second time and ordered prepared for Third Reading. Delegate Harrison, Chair, for the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations reported favorably: House Bill 3 – Prince George’s County Delegation

EMERGENCY BILL

AN ACT concerning

Prince George’s County School Board – Redistricting PG 2–11SS

Favorable report adopted. Read the second time and ordered prepared for Third Reading.



RECESS At 10:29 A.M. on motion of Delegate Barve the House recessed until 12:30 P.M. on Tuesday, October 18, 2011.

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AFTER RECESS Annapolis, Maryland

Tuesday, October 18, 2011 At 1:04 P.M. the House resumed its session and pledged Allegiance to the Flag. Prayer by Mary Ann Love of Anne Arundel County.


(See Roll Call No. 11) EXCUSES: Del. Barkley – death of mother–in–law Del. Bobo – out of country Del. Burns – funeral Del. McMillan – business Del. W. Miller – recovering from surgery

MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE

FIRST READING OF SENATE BILLS Senate Bill 1 – The President (By Request – Administration)

EMERGENCY BILL

SECOND PRINTING AN ACT concerning

Congressional Districting Plan FOR the purpose of establishing the composition of the eight districts in the State of


BY repealing


Article – Election Law Section 8–702 through 8–709

Annotated Code of Maryland (2010 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments, Article – Election Law


Section 8–702 through 8–709 Annotated Code of Maryland (2010 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations. Senate Bill 2 – Montgomery County Senators



FOR the purpose of altering the boundaries of the residence districts for the

Montgomery County Board of Education; repealing a provision of law relating to the date when certain reapportioned districts become effective; making this Act an emergency measure; and generally relating to the residence districts for the Montgomery County Board of Education.

BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments, Article – Education

Section 3–901 Annotated Code of Maryland (2008 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations. Senate Bill 3 – Prince George’s County Senators

EMERGENCY BILL


SECOND PRINTING

AN ACT concerning

Prince George’s County School Board – Redistricting FOR the purpose of altering the boundaries of the school board districts for the

election of the members of the Prince George’s County Board of Education; making this Act an emergency measure; and generally relating to the boundaries of the school board districts for the election of the Prince George’s County Board of Education.

BY repealing Article – Education

Section 3–1001 Annotated Code of Maryland (2008 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) BY adding to Article – Education

Section 3–1001 Annotated Code of Maryland (2008 Replacement Volume and 2011 Supplement) Read the first time and referred to the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations.



RECESS At 1:14 P.M. on motion of Delegate Barve the House recessed until 5:00 P.M. on Tuesday, October 18, 2011.

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Tuesday, October 18, 2011 At 5:12 P.M. the House resumed its session and pledged Allegiance to the Flag. Prayer by Delegate Joseline Pena–Melnyk of Prince George’s County.


(See Roll Call No. 13) EXCUSES: Del. Barkley – death of mother–in–law Del. Barve – personal Del. Bobo – out of country Del. Clagett – business Del. Fisher – personal Del. Kipke – personal Del. McDonough – business Del. W. Miller – recovering from surgery Del. Serafini – personal Del. Wilson – personal THE COMMITTEE ON RULES AND EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS REPORT #2 Senate Bill 1 – The President (By Request – Administration)

EMERGENCY BILL

SECOND PRINTING

AN ACT concerning

Congressional Districting Plan Speaker Busch moved to put Senate Bill 1 on Second Reading on the same day in compliance with the Constitution. The roll call vote resulted as follows:


Affirmative – 118 Negative – 8 (See Roll Call No. 14)

Two–thirds of the Delegates elected having voted in the affirmative, Senate Bill 1 was placed on Second Reading. Delegate Harrison, Chair, for the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations reported favorably: Senate Bill 1 – The President (By Request – Administration)

EMERGENCY BILL

SECOND PRINTING

AN ACT concerning

Congressional Districting Plan Favorable report adopted. Delegate O’Donnell moved to make the Bill a Special Order for Wednesday. The motion was adopted. Senate Bill 2 – Montgomery County Senators

EMERGENCY BILL

AN ACT concerning


Speaker Busch moved to put Senate Bill 2 on Second Reading on the same day in compliance with the Constitution. The roll call vote resulted as follows:

Affirmative – 122 Negative – 1 (See Roll Call No. 15) Two–thirds of the Delegates elected having voted in the affirmative, Senate Bill 2 was placed on Second Reading. Delegate Harrison, Chair, for the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations reported favorably:


Senate Bill 2 – Montgomery County Senators

EMERGENCY BILL

AN ACT concerning


Favorable report adopted. Delegate Frick moved to make the Bill a Special Order for Wednesday. The motion was adopted. Senate Bill 3 – Prince George’s County Senators

EMERGENCY BILL

SECOND PRINTING

AN ACT concerning

Prince George’s County School Board – Redistricting Speaker Busch moved to put Senate Bill 3 on Second Reading on the same day in compliance with the Constitution. The roll call vote resulted as follows:

Affirmative – 125 Negative – 2 (See Roll Call No. 16) Two–thirds of the Delegates elected having voted in the affirmative, Senate Bill 3 was placed on Second Reading. Delegate Harrison, Chair, for the Committee on Rules and Executive Nominations reported favorably: Senate Bill 3 – Prince George’s County Senators

EMERGENCY BILL

SECOND PRINTING

AN ACT concerning

Prince George’s County School Board – Redistricting


Favorable report adopted. Read the second time and ordered prepared for Third Reading.



RECESS At 5:25 P.M. on motion of Delegate Barve the House recessed until 10:00 A.M. on Legislative Day, October 18, 2011, Calendar Day, Wednesday, October 19, 2011.

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Legislative Day: October 18, 2011 Calendar Day: Wednesday, October 19, 2011

At 10:07 A.M. the House resumed its session and pledged Allegiance to the Flag. Prayer by Andrew A. Serafini of Washington County.


(See Roll Call No. 18) EXCUSES: Del. Barkley – death of mother–in–law Del. Bobo – out of country Del. Kipke – personal Del. McMillan – late – personal Del. W. Miller – recovering from surgery

SPECIAL ORDERS The presiding officer submitted the Special Orders of the day, as follows: Senate Bill 2 – Montgomery County Senators



STATUS OF BILL: BILL ON 2ND READING. RULES SUSPENDED TO ALLOW 2 READINGS ON THE SAME DAY. FAVORABLE REPORT ADOPTED. Read the second time and ordered prepared for Third Reading. Speaker Busch moved to put Senate Bill 2 on Third Reading on the same day in compliance with the Constitution.


The roll call vote resulted as follows:

Affirmative – 132 Negative – 0 (See Roll Call No. 19) Two–thirds of the Delegates elected having voted in the affirmative, Senate Bill 2 was placed on Third Reading. Senate Bill 2 – Montgomery County Senators



STATUS OF BILL: BILL ON 3RD READING. Read the third time and passed by yeas and nays as follows:

Affirmative – 134 Negative – 0 (See Roll Call No. 20) The Bill was then returned to the Senate. Senate Bill 1 – The President (By Request – Administration)

EMERGENCY BILL

SECOND PRINTING AN ACT concerning

Congressional Districting Plan STATUS OF BILL: BILL ON 2ND READING. RULES SUSPENDED TO ALLOW 2 READINGS ON THE SAME DAY. FAVORABLE REPORT ADOPTED. Delegate McDonough moved to make the Bill a Special Order for later. The motion was rejected by a roll call vote as follows:

Affirmative – 41 Negative – 92 (See Roll Call No. 21) FLOOR AMENDMENT

SB0001/503327/2


AMENDMENT TO SENATE BILL 1 (Third Reading File Bill, Second Printing)

On pages 3 through 43, strike in their entirety the lines beginning with line 11 on page 3 through line 7 on page 43, inclusive, and substitute: “8–702. (A) THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES: (1) CAROLINE COUNTY; (2) CECIL COUNTY; (3) DORCHESTER COUNTY; (4) HARFORD COUNTY; (5) KENT COUNTY; (6) QUEEN ANNE’S COUNTY; (7) SOMERSET COUNTY; (8) TALBOT COUNTY; (9) WICOMICO COUNTY; AND (10) WORCESTER COUNTY. (B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY:

BY: Minority Leader


(1) ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCTS 2, 13, 17, 18, 22, 26, 27, AND 28; (2) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7309.02, BLOCKS 1010, 1022, 1024 THROUGH 1036, 2000 THROUGH 2010, 2013, 2015 THROUGH 2021, 2023, 2029, AND 2030; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7310.02, BLOCKS 1017, 1020, AND 2015 THROUGH 2017; (3) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 20 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7309.02, BLOCKS 1011 THROUGH 1021; (4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 21 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7311.02, BLOCKS 2012, 2015, 2023, 2024, AND 2025; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7311.04, BLOCKS 1001, 1003, AND 1013; AND (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 23 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7308.00, BLOCKS 1062 AND 1075. 8–703. (A) THE SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF BALTIMORE COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICTS 9, 11, 12, 14, AND 15;


(2) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCTS 2, 3, 4, 9 THROUGH 14, AND 17; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCTS 5, 6, 7, 9 THROUGH 19, AND 24 THROUGH 29; (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCTS 3 THROUGH 14; (5) ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 13; (6) ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCTS 3 THROUGH 24; (7) ELECTION DISTRICT 10, PRECINCTS 2 THROUGH 5; (8) ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 2; (9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 15 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4001.01, BLOCK 1015; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4004.00, BLOCKS 1001, 1007, 1008, 1010 THROUGH 1018, AND 2000 THROUGH 2015; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 4925.00, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2020; (10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4024.07, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1069; (11) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4026.03, BLOCKS 3006 AND 3007; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4026.04, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1024, 2000 THROUGH 2003, AND 2021 THROUGH 2026;


(12) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4041.01, BLOCKS 2000, 2008, 2010 THROUGH 2026, AND 2042 THROUGH 2051; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4041.02, BLOCKS 1001, 1002, 1007 THROUGH 1029, AND 2000 THROUGH 2057; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 4042.02, BLOCKS 1029, 1030, 1031, 2003, 2004, 3016, 3017, 3018, 4045, 4046, AND 4047; (13) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4042.02, BLOCKS 1034 THROUGH 1037, 4000 THROUGH 4003, AND 4011; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4049.00, BLOCKS 1006 THROUGH 1011, 2000 THROUGH 2022, 3005 THROUGH 3010, AND 3024; (14) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 14 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4042.02, BLOCKS 1001 THROUGH 1028, 1032, 1033, 1038 THROUGH 1043, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2006, 3000 THROUGH 3015, 4004 THROUGH 4010, 4012 THROUGH 4044, AND 4048 THROUGH 4055; (15) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4083.04, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1025, 1042 THROUGH 1053, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005 THROUGH 2016, 2018 THROUGH 2027, AND 3002; AND (16) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF:


(I) CENSUS TRACT 4306.00, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2004 AND 2028 THROUGH 2030; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4307.00, BLOCKS 1002 THROUGH 1013, 1015 THROUGH 1018, 2000, 2001, 2003 THROUGH 2005, 2007 THROUGH 2020, 2035, 2036, 2037, AND 3000 THROUGH 3032; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 4308.00, BLOCKS 3010 THROUGH 3014. (B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF HOWARD COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 4; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCTS 1, 3, 5 THROUGH 15, AND 17 THROUGH 24; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCTS 1, 2, 4, 5, AND 6; (4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 6023.02, BLOCKS 1000 AND 1001; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 6028.00, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2021, 3000 THROUGH 3027, AND 3029 THROUGH 3031; (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 6030.04, BLOCKS 1000, 1013 THROUGH 1032, 1036 THROUGH 1041, 2044, 2045, 2049, 2052, 2054, 2056, 2058 THROUGH 2060, 2067, 2073, 2080, 2081, 3005 THROUGH 3036, 3038, AND 3040 THROUGH 3051; (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 6051.03, BLOCKS 1049 AND 1050; AND


(II) CENSUS TRACT 6051.04, BLOCKS 1000, 1001, AND 2000 THROUGH 2072; (7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 6055.03, BLOCKS 1001 AND 1002; AND (8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 19 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 6051.03, BLOCK 1041; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 6051.04, BLOCKS 1002 THROUGH 1034. 8–704. (A) THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICTS 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, AND 7; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCTS 3 THROUGH 12, 14 THROUGH 16, AND 19, 24, 25, AND 29 THROUGH 34; (3) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7309.01, BLOCK 2001; (4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 20 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7309.01, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1026, 1029 THROUGH 1035, 2002, 2006 THROUGH 2011, 3000 THROUGH 3045, 3047, AND 3049 THROUGH 3051; (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 21 THAT CONSISTS OF:


(I) CENSUS TRACT 7311.04, BLOCKS 1002, 1004, 1005, 1011, 1012, 1014, 1015, AND 2017; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7311.05, BLOCK 2031; AND (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 23 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7308.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1023, 1030, 1031, 1033 THROUGH 1038, 1046, 1048 THROUGH 1061, 1063 THROUGH 1068, AND 1070 THROUGH 1074. (B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF HOWARD COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICTS 1 AND 6; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCTS 3, 4, 16, AND 25; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCTS 3 THROUGH 18 AND 20 THROUGH 23; (4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 6028.00, BLOCK 3028; (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 6030.04, BLOCKS 3037 AND 3039; (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 6051.03, BLOCKS 1012 THROUGH 1027, 1048, 1051, AND 1052; (7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 6055.03, BLOCKS 1000, 1006, AND 2005 THROUGH 2008; AND


(8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 19 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 6051.03, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1011, 1028 THROUGH 1040, 1042 THROUGH 1047, AND 1053 THROUGH 1057. (C) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 10, PRECINCTS 1 AND 9; (2) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 10, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8001.08, BLOCK 2001; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8001.09, BLOCKS 3000, 3001, AND 3003; AND (3) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 10, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8001.02, BLOCKS 2000, 2008 THROUGH 2011, 2014 THROUGH 2016, 2019, AND 2021 THROUGH 2027; (II) CENSUS TRACT 8001.03, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1025 AND 2001 THROUGH 2034; (III) CENSUS TRACT 8001.08, BLOCKS 2000, 2008, AND 2009; (IV) CENSUS TRACT 8001.09, BLOCKS 3002 AND 3004 THROUGH 3007; AND (V) CENSUS TRACT 8002.13, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2011 AND 2034 THROUGH 2037. 8–705.


(A) THE FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 5; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCTS 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 15, 18 THROUGH 24, 32, 33, 41, 42, 44, 47 THROUGH 50, 53 THROUGH 57, 61 THROUGH 64, AND 67 THROUGH 69; (3) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 5 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7024.02, BLOCK 2000; (II) CENSUS TRACT 7025.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1002, 1006 THROUGH 1015, AND 4000 THROUGH 4005; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 7029.00, BLOCKS 4002 THROUGH 4006; (4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 7 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7028.00, BLOCK 3000; (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 14 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7029.00, BLOCKS 2000 AND 2002 THROUGH 2023; (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 17 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7040.00, BLOCK 2014; (7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 31 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7040.00, BLOCK 1000; AND (8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 58 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7040.00, BLOCK 3011. (B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY:


(1) ELECTION DISTRICTS 1, 2, 14, 16, 17, 19, 20, AND 21; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 5, 7 THROUGH 10, 13, 14, 16, AND 17; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 10, PRECINCTS 4 THROUGH 8 AND 10 THROUGH 13; (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCTS 2, 3, 5, 8, AND 12; (5) ELECTION DISTRICT 18, PRECINCTS 5 AND 12; (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8005.07, BLOCKS 2004 THROUGH 2008, 2010 THROUGH 2014, 2017, 2018, 2020 THROUGH 2026, AND 2054; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8005.11, BLOCKS 1018, 1019, 1021, 2000 THROUGH 2011, 3001 THROUGH 3036, AND 4000; (7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCT 11 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8005.09, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2002 AND 4000 THROUGH 4003; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8005.17, BLOCKS 2011 THROUGH 2023 AND 2027; (8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCT 12 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8005.09, BLOCKS 1000 AND 1001; AND


(II) CENSUS TRACT 8035.26, BLOCK 1007; (9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 10, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8001.02, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1016, 2002, 2003, AND 3000 THROUGH 3017; (II) CENSUS TRACT 8001.05, BLOCKS 1001 THROUGH 1006, 1009 THROUGH 1026, 2000, 2003 THROUGH 2015, AND 3000 THROUGH 3019; (III) CENSUS TRACT 8001.16, BLOCKS 1000, 2000, AND 2011; (IV) CENSUS TRACT 8001.08, BLOCK 2002; AND (V) CENSUS TRACT 8001.09, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1004 AND 1010; (10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 10, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8001.02, BLOCKS 2001, 2004 THROUGH 2007, 2012, 2013, 2017, 2018, AND 2020; (11) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8034.02, BLOCK 1003; (12) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8035.14, BLOCKS 2023 THROUGH 2027, 2033, AND 2036; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8035.27, BLOCKS 1002 AND 1016; (13) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 10 THAT CONSISTS OF:


(I) CENSUS TRACT 8035.13, BLOCK 2000; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8035.14, BLOCKS 1002 THROUGH 1099, 1100 THROUGH 1130, 1132, AND 1133; (14) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 11 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8035.22, BLOCKS 2006 THROUGH 2025, 3001 THROUGH 3004, 3007 THROUGH 3009, 3011, AND 3012; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8035.27, BLOCKS 1000 AND 1001; AND (15) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 13 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8035.20, BLOCK 1021; (II) CENSUS TRACT 8035.22, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1006; (III) CENSUS TRACT 8035.23, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1013; AND (IV) CENSUS TRACT 8035.26, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1004. 8–706. (A) THE FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES: (1) CALVERT COUNTY; (2) CHARLES COUNTY; AND (3) ST. MARY’S COUNTY.


(B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICTS 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11, 12, AND 15; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCT 15; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCTS 6, 7, 9, AND 16; (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 18, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 4 AND 8 THROUGH 11; (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8005.07, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2003, 2009, 2015, 2016, 2019, 2027 THROUGH 2047, 2049 THROUGH 2053, 2055 THROUGH 2067, 2074, 2075, 2077, 2078, 2084, 2091 THROUGH 2095, AND 2097; (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCT 11 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8005.09, BLOCKS 2003 THROUGH 2020, 2027 THROUGH 2034, AND 4004 THROUGH 4023; (7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCT 12 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8005.09, BLOCKS 1002 THROUGH 1005 AND 1008 THROUGH 1033; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8035.26, BLOCKS 1009 THROUGH 1026; (8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8034.02, BLOCKS 1011 THROUGH 1013, 2001 THROUGH 2009, 3002, AND 3004 THROUGH 3009; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8035.25, BLOCK 1001;


(9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8035.26, BLOCKS 2006 THROUGH 2014; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8035.27, BLOCKS 1003 THROUGH 1006, 1017 THROUGH 1034, AND 2001 THROUGH 2017; (10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 10 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8035.13, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1008 AND 2001 THROUGH 2013; (11) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 11 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8035.26, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2005; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8035.27, BLOCKS 1007 THROUGH 1015 AND 2000; AND (12) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 13 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8005.09, BLOCKS 1006 AND 1007; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8035.26, BLOCK 1002. 8–707. (A) THE SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES: (1) ALLEGANY COUNTY;


(2) CARROLL COUNTY; (3) FREDERICK COUNTY; (4) GARRETT COUNTY; AND (5) WASHINGTON COUNTY. (B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF BALTIMORE COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICTS 5, 6, AND 7; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCTS 21 AND 22; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCTS 2 AND 4 THROUGH 12; (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCTS 1 AND 25; (5) ELECTION DISTRICT 10, PRECINCT 1; (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 20 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4022.01, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1012, 1014 THROUGH 1017, 1025, 1026, 1033 THROUGH 1037, AND 1046; (7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4041.01, BLOCK 2009; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4041.02, BLOCKS 1000 AND 1003 THROUGH 1006; (8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF:


(I) CENSUS TRACT 4049.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1005 AND 1012 THROUGH 1049; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4049.00, BLOCK 3004; (9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 14 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4042.02, BLOCK 1000; AND (10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4082.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1044, 1046, AND 1049 THROUGH 1053; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4083.04, BLOCKS 2000 AND 2004. 8–708. (A) THE SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF BALTIMORE CITY. (B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF BALTIMORE COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCTS 1, 5 THROUGH 8, AND 16; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCTS 1, 2, 4, AND 23; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 5; (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCTS 1 AND 4 THROUGH 9; (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 15 THAT CONSISTS OF:


(I) CENSUS TRACT 4001.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1014 AND 1016; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 3002.00, BLOCKS 1011 THROUGH 1016 AND 2000 THROUGH 2027; (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4024.05, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1022 AND 2000 THROUGH 2013; (7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4023.05, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1003; AND (8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4307.00, BLOCKS 1014, 2002, AND 2006. 8–709. THE EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICTS 1 THROUGH 4 AND 6 THROUGH 12; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCTS 3, 10, 16, 25 THROUGH 30, 34 THROUGH 40, 43, 45, 46, 51, 52, 59, AND 65; (3) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 5 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7025.00, BLOCKS 1003, 1004, 1005, 1010, 2000 THROUGH 2006, 3000, AND 3001; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7029.00, BLOCKS 1016 THROUGH 1019, 3000, 3001, AND 3009 THROUGH 3013;


(4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 7 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7028.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1013, 1021, 1022, 1023, 3001 THROUGH 3020, AND 4000 THROUGH 4023; (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 14 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7029.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1015 AND 3002 THROUGH 3008; (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 17 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7040.00, BLOCKS 2006 THROUGH 2009, 2012, 2013, 2015 THROUGH 2018, 3000 THROUGH 3005, 3007, 4002, 4005 THROUGH 4007, 4013, 4014, 4021, AND 4022; (7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 31 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7036.02, BLOCKS 3000 AND 3006 THROUGH 3011; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7040.00, BLOCKS 1001 THROUGH 1010, 2000 THROUGH 2005, 2010, 2011, 4000, 4001, AND 4008; AND (8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 58 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7040.00, BLOCKS 3006, 3008, 3009, 3010, 3012 THROUGH 3019, 4003, 4004, 4009 THROUGH 4012, 4015 THROUGH 4020, AND 4023 THROUGH 4036; (II) CENSUS TRACT 7041.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1013; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 7042.00, BLOCKS 1031 AND 1032.”. The preceding amendment was read and rejected by a roll call vote as follows:



AMENDMENT TO SENATE BILL 1

(Third Reading File Bill, Second Printing) On pages 3 through 43, strike in their entirety the lines beginning with line 11 on page 3 through line 7 on page 43, inclusive, and substitute: “8–702. (A) THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES: (1) CAROLINE COUNTY; (2) CECIL COUNTY; (3) DORCHESTER COUNTY; (4) HARFORD COUNTY; (5) KENT COUNTY; (6) QUEEN ANNE’S COUNTY; (7) SOMERSET COUNTY; (8) TALBOT COUNTY; AND (9) WICOMICO COUNTY.

SB0001/963421/2 BY: Delegate Parrott


(B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF BALTIMORE COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCTS 1 AND 2; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 10, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 5; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCT 20; (4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4081.00, BLOCKS 1010 THROUGH 1013 AND 1039; (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 22 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4081.00, BLOCKS 4000 THROUGH 4005 AND 4021; (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4112.01, BLOCKS 1020, 1023, AND 1024; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4112.02, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1025, 2002 THROUGH 2012, 3034 THROUGH 3037, AND 3039 THROUGH 3042; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 4901.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1003; (7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4112.01, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1019, 1021, 1022, 1025 THROUGH 1036, 2000 THROUGH 2020, 3000 THROUGH 3018, AND 4000 THROUGH 4021; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4112.02, BLOCKS 2000, 2001, 2013, 3000 THROUGH 3018, 3020 THROUGH 3033, AND 3046;


(8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4111.01, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1033 AND 1041 THROUGH 1043; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4111.02, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1025, 2000 THROUGH 2023, 2060, AND 3000 THROUGH 3036; (9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4111.02, BLOCKS 2024, 2025, 2034 THROUGH 2039, 2044 THROUGH 2053, 2055, 2059, 2061 THROUGH 2075, AND 2079 THROUGH 2081; AND (10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCT 5 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4111.02, BLOCKS 2032, 2033, 2054, AND 2057. 8–703. (A) THE SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF BALTIMORE COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCTS 15 THROUGH 29; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCTS 2 AND 4 THROUGH 14; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCTS 1, 2, 5, 6, 10, 12, AND 14; (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCTS 9, 10, 15 THROUGH 18, AND 20; (5) ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 29; (6) ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCTS 6 THROUGH 19, 21, AND 22;


(7) ELECTION DISTRICT 12, PRECINCT 2; (8) ELECTION DISTRICT 14, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 14; (9) ELECTION DISTRICT 15, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 26; (10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4023.05, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1003; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4026.03, BLOCKS 3006 AND 3007; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 4026.04, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1002; (11) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 11 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4022.02, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1004, 1015 THROUGH 1017, 1020 THROUGH 1031, 1036, 1037, AND 1039 THROUGH 1043; (12) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 12 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4025.03, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1007 AND 2002 THROUGH 2019; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4025.04, BLOCKS 1010 THROUGH 1036, 2021 THROUGH 2024, AND 2026 THROUGH 2032; (13) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 13 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4026.02, BLOCKS 2004 AND 2012; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4026.03, BLOCKS 1008, 1016, AND 1017; AND


(III) CENSUS TRACT 4026.04, BLOCKS 2020 AND 3002 THROUGH 3009; (14) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 14 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4026.03, BLOCKS 2032 THROUGH 2056, 3000 THROUGH 3003, AND 3005; (15) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4032.01, BLOCK 1000; (16) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4049.00, BLOCKS 2016 THROUGH 2022; (17) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 7 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4022.01, BLOCK 2044; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4041.01, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1005, 1008, AND 1010 THROUGH 1014; (III) CENSUS TRACT 4044.03, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1013, 1016 THROUGH 1018, 2003 THROUGH 2010, 2016 THROUGH 2019, 2021, AND 2022; (IV) CENSUS TRACT 4044.04, BLOCKS 1012, 1013, 1021, AND 1022; AND (V) CENSUS TRACT 4048.00, BLOCKS 1020, 1023 THROUGH 1027, 1033, 1035 THROUGH 1037, 1040 THROUGH 1055, 1057 THROUGH 1071, AND 2000 THROUGH 2025; (18) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF:


(I) CENSUS TRACT 4044.04, BLOCKS 2009 THROUGH 2011, 2013, 2014, 2018 THROUGH 2027, 2030 THROUGH 2048, AND 2052 THROUGH 2056; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4045.01, BLOCKS 1001 THROUGH 1005, 1008 THROUGH 1019, AND 2007; (19) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 9 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4044.04, BLOCKS 2002 THROUGH 2004; (20) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 11 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4044.04, BLOCKS 2000, 2001, 2005 THROUGH 2008, 2012, 2015 THROUGH 2017, 2028, AND 2029; (21) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4083.02, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1030; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4083.03, BLOCK 2021; (22) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 14 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4085.02, BLOCKS 1050 THROUGH 1053, 1056, AND 1057; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4086.02, BLOCK 1005; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 4088.00, BLOCKS 1016 THROUGH 1042, 2003, 2006, 2012, 2015, 2016, AND 2023 THROUGH 2026; (23) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 19 THAT CONSISTS OF:


(I) CENSUS TRACT 4083.02, BLOCKS 2011 THROUGH 2023; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4087.03, BLOCKS 3000 THROUGH 3017; (24) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4112.02, BLOCKS 3038, 3043, AND 3044; (25) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4112.02, BLOCKS 3019 AND 3045; (26) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4111.01, BLOCKS 1034 THROUGH 1040; (27) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4111.02, BLOCKS 2056, 2076, 2077, 2078, AND 2082; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4113.02, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1024, 1027 THROUGH 1029, 1031, 1032, 1036 THROUGH 1118, 1121 THROUGH 1192, 1194, AND 1196 THROUGH 1203; (28) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCT 5 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4111.02, BLOCK 2058; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4113.02, BLOCKS 1025, 1026, 1030, AND 1033 THROUGH 1035; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 4113.09, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1017, 1027 THROUGH 1030, 2000, 2044, 3000 THROUGH 3018, 3025 THROUGH 3031, 3033, AND 3035 THROUGH 3039;


(29) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 12, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4205.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1041, 2000 THROUGH 2027, AND 2029; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4206.00, BLOCK 3011; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 4207.01, BLOCK 1002; (30) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 12, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4207.01, BLOCKS 1045 AND 1046; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4207.02, BLOCK 1001; (31) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 12, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4201.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1013, 1024 THROUGH 1030, 2000 THROUGH 2014, AND 3000 THROUGH 3022; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4203.01, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1024 AND 1027 THROUGH 1034; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 4303.03, BLOCK 1000; AND (32) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 12, PRECINCT 5 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4203.02, BLOCKS 1002, 1005, 1007, 1011, 2000, 2001, 2003 THROUGH 2007, AND 2013 THROUGH 2015. (B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF HOWARD COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCTS 3, 5, 7, 10, AND 12;


(2) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 5; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 6; (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 6; (5) ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 23; (6) ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCTS 3 THROUGH 6, 8 THROUGH 14, 16 THROUGH 23, 25, 26, 28, 29, 31, AND 32; (7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 6011.07, BLOCKS 1001, 1002, 1004 THROUGH 1022, AND 2000 THROUGH 2018; (8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 9 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7601.10, BLOCKS 1001 THROUGH 1022; (9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 15 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 6011.07, BLOCKS 1000 AND 1003; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 6011.08, BLOCK 2013; AND (10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCT 35 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 6068.06, BLOCKS 1023 THROUGH 1051, 1053 THROUGH 1056, AND 1058; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 6069.05, BLOCK 3124. 8–704.


(A) THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES: (1) CALVERT COUNTY; AND (2) ST. MARY’S COUNTY. (B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 3, 5 THROUGH 12, 14, AND 18 THROUGH 24; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 24; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 25; (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 24; (5) ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 34; (6) ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 31; (7) ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 27; (8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7502.01, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1017 AND 2002 THROUGH 2030; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7502.02, BLOCKS 2030 THROUGH 2032; (9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 15 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7502.02, BLOCKS 1026 THROUGH 1042, 1051, 1052, 1059 THROUGH 1062, AND 1064 THROUGH 1079;


(10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 16 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7501.01, BLOCKS 1001 THROUGH 1014; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7502.03, BLOCKS 1005 THROUGH 1007, 1010 THROUGH 1016, 1018 THROUGH 1022, 1024, 1025, AND 1033 THROUGH 1043; AND (11) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 17 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7501.01, BLOCKS 4019 AND 4025 THROUGH 4030; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7502.03, BLOCKS 1001, 1003, 1004, 1008, 1009, 1017, 1023, 1026 THROUGH 1032, 1044, AND 1045. 8–705. (A) THE FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCTS 2 THROUGH 8, 10, 12 THROUGH 14, 17, AND 20 THROUGH 24; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCTS 2, 4 THROUGH 24, 28 THROUGH 30, 32, 33, 36, 39, 42, 44, 47, 50, 53, 57, 63, AND 65 THROUGH 68; (3) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 9 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7015.07, BLOCKS 1010 THROUGH 1021, 2009 THROUGH 2015, 2018, 2019, AND 3000 THROUGH 3012;


(4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 11 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7014.15, BLOCKS 3001 THROUGH 3020; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7015.03, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2014 AND 4000 THROUGH 4024; (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 18 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7014.00, BLOCK 3014; (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 19 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7014.09, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2008, 2010 THROUGH 2018, AND 3000 THROUGH 3016; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7014.10, BLOCK 2010; (7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7032.06, BLOCKS 1002 AND 1009; (8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7027.00, BLOCKS 4000 THROUGH 4024 AND 4029; (9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 25 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7035.01, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2005, 2008 THROUGH 2026, 3000 THROUGH 3006, 3009 THROUGH 3013, 4000 THROUGH 4010, 4016, AND 4017; (10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 31 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7040.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1010, 2000 THROUGH 2005, 2010, 2011, 4000, 4001, AND 4008;


(11) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 35 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7034.02, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1017 AND 2000 THROUGH 2025; (12) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 58 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7040.00, BLOCKS 3006, 3008 THROUGH 3019, 4003, 4004, 4009 THROUGH 4012, 4015 THROUGH 4020, AND 4023 THROUGH 4036; AND (13) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 59 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7036.02, BLOCKS 1014, 2000 THROUGH 2007, AND 2011; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7038.00, BLOCKS 1009 THROUGH 1014, 1018 THROUGH 1024, 1026, 1027, 1033 THROUGH 1035, AND 1037 THROUGH 1045. (B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 10, 98, AND 99; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCTS 1, 3 THROUGH 9, 11, 12, 14 THROUGH 22, AND 24; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 12, PRECINCTS 3, 6 THROUGH 9, 13, AND 16; (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 3, 6 THROUGH 10, 14, 16, AND 17; (5) ELECTION DISTRICT 14, PRECINCT 2;


(6) ELECTION DISTRICT 16, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 5, 98, AND 99; (7) ELECTION DISTRICT 17, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 12; (8) ELECTION DISTRICT 18, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 12; (9) ELECTION DISTRICT 19, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 5; (10) ELECTION DISTRICT 20, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 3, 5 THROUGH 8, AND 10 THROUGH 13; (11) ELECTION DISTRICT 21, PRECINCTS 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 10, 12, AND 15 THROUGH 17; (12) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCT 10 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8019.06, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1003, 1015, 1018, 1019, AND 1020; (II) CENSUS TRACT 8021.04, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1017 AND 2000 THROUGH 2009; (III) CENSUS TRACT 8021.06, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1013, 2006, AND 2007; AND (IV) CENSUS TRACT 8021.07, BLOCK 1008; (13) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCT 13 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8019.01, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2004, 2010 THROUGH 2021, 2031, 2033, 3000, 3002, AND 3014; AND


(II) CENSUS TRACT 8019.04, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2009, 2011, AND 2021 THROUGH 2023; (14) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCT 23 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8022.03, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2031; (15) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 12, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8014.05, BLOCKS 1010, 1037, AND 1038; (II) CENSUS TRACT 8015.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1028, 2010 THROUGH 2018, 2021, 2022, 2025, 2028 THROUGH 2037, AND 2044; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 8016.00, BLOCK 3007; (16) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 12, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8017.06, BLOCK 1019; (II) CENSUS TRACT 8017.07, BLOCKS 2003 THROUGH 2005, 3000 THROUGH 3003, AND 3005 THROUGH 3026; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 8017.08, BLOCKS 1015 THROUGH 1020, 1034, 1036, AND 2000 THROUGH 2008; (17) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 12, PRECINCT 10 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8015.00, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2009, 2019, 2020, 2023, 2024, 2026, 2027, 2038 THROUGH 2041, AND 2043; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8016.00, BLOCKS 2004 AND 3006;


(18) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 12, PRECINCT 17 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8017.01, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2008 AND 2013 THROUGH 2017; (19) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8035.14, BLOCKS 2023 THROUGH 2027, 2033, AND 2036; (20) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 5 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8035.21, BLOCKS 1042 THROUGH 1046, 1048 THROUGH 1061, 1064, 1065, AND 1067; (21) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 11 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8035.22, BLOCKS 2006 THROUGH 2025, 3001 THROUGH 3004, 3007 THROUGH 3009, 3011, AND 3012; (22) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 12 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8035.14, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2022, 2028 THROUGH 2032, 2034, AND 2035; (II) CENSUS TRACT 8035.22, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2005, 3000, 3005, 3006, 3010, AND 3013 THROUGH 3018; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 8035.23, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2016; (23) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 14, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8004.12, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1032; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8067.11, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2006 AND 2009 THROUGH 2011;


(24) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 15, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8022.04, BLOCKS 4061, 4063 THROUGH 4066, 4068, 4069, AND 4073; (25) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 20, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8036.07, BLOCKS 3011 THROUGH 3013; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8036.08, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1013, 1015 THROUGH 1027, 1031, 1032, 1034 THROUGH 1047, 1053, 1055, AND 2000 THROUGH 2011; (26) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 21, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8067.06, BLOCKS 1001 THROUGH 1006, 1012 THROUGH 1016, 1018, AND 1028; (II) CENSUS TRACT 8067.13, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1009, 1011, 1013, 1014, 1016, 1018, AND 2000 THROUGH 2004; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 8067.14, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1007, 2016 THROUGH 2021, 2026, 2027, 2032 THROUGH 2035, 2037, AND 2038; (27) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 21, PRECINCT 11 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8067.11, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1004, 2007, 2008, 2012 THROUGH 2022, 3000 THROUGH 3009, 3011, AND 3012; AND (28) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 21, PRECINCT 18 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8067.11, BLOCK 3010. 8–706.


(A) THE FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF CHARLES COUNTY. (B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF BALTIMORE COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 7 AND 9 THROUGH 14; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 7, 9, 10, AND 28; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 3; (4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 17 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4015.04, BLOCKS 1000, 1001, 1018, 1022, AND 1026; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4015.06, BLOCKS 1006 THROUGH 1011, 2000 THROUGH 2013, AND 3000 THROUGH 3009; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 4015.07, BLOCKS 2016, 3000, 3001, AND 4000 THROUGH 4008; (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4026.04, BLOCKS 1003 THROUGH 1024, 2000 THROUGH 2003, AND 2021 THROUGH 2026; (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 11 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4022.02, BLOCKS 1032 THROUGH 1035;


(II) CENSUS TRACT 4024.06, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1008, 2000 THROUGH 2021, AND 3000 THROUGH 3025; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 4024.07, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2014; (7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 12 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4025.03, BLOCKS 2000, 2001, 2018, 2020, 2021, AND 3000 THROUGH 3005; (8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 13 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4026.02, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1018, 2000 THROUGH 2003, AND 2005 THROUGH 2011; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4026.03, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1007 AND 1009 THROUGH 1015; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 4026.04, BLOCKS 2018, 2019, 2028, 3000, AND 3001; (9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 14 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4026.04, BLOCKS 2004 THROUGH 2017 AND 2027; AND (10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4031.00, BLOCK 1009; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4032.01, BLOCKS 1001, 1002, 1016 THROUGH 1024, 1029 THROUGH 1038, AND 2000 THROUGH 2016; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 4032.02, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1023.


(C) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF HOWARD COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCTS 1, 2, 4, 8, 11, 13, AND 14; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCTS 1, 2, 7, 15, 24, 27, 30, 33, AND 34; (3) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 6012.03, BLOCK 1025; (4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 9 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 6011.03, BLOCK 1000; (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 15 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 6012.03, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1024, 1026 THROUGH 1065, AND 2000 THROUGH 2057; (II) CENSUS TRACT 6012.04, BLOCKS 1003, 1004, 1007 THROUGH 1015, 1036 THROUGH 1039, 2018 THROUGH 2020, 2022, 2024 THROUGH 2026, 2028, 2029, 2039 THROUGH 2048, 2052 THROUGH 2056, 2059, AND 2060; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 6069.01, BLOCKS 1028, 2000, 2003, AND 2015; AND (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCT 35 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 6069.05, BLOCKS 3061 THROUGH 3074, 3079 THROUGH 3086, 3108, AND 3120 THROUGH 3123. (D) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICTS 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, AND 11;


(2) ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCT 2; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 12, PRECINCTS 1, 5, 8, 11, 14, AND 15; (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCTS 13 AND 15; (5) ELECTION DISTRICT 14, PRECINCTS 1, 3 THROUGH 7, AND 9 THROUGH 11; (6) ELECTION DISTRICT 15, PRECINCTS 1 AND 3 THROUGH 6; (7) ELECTION DISTRICT 20, PRECINCT 9; (8) ELECTION DISTRICT 21, PRECINCTS 3, 6, 13, 14, AND 97; (9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCT 10 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8019.04, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1006, 1013, AND 1014; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8022.01, BLOCKS 2034 THROUGH 2041 AND 2043 THROUGH 2045; (10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCT 13 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8019.01, BLOCKS 3001, 3003 THROUGH 3013, AND 3015 THROUGH 3017; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8019.04, BLOCKS 2010, 2012 THROUGH 2020, AND 2024 THROUGH 2028;


(11) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCT 23 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8022.01, BLOCKS 1018, 1020, 2000 THROUGH 2011, AND 2031 THROUGH 2033; (12) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 12, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8014.05, BLOCKS 1008, 1009, 1039 THROUGH 1042, 1058, AND 1059; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8015.00, BLOCK 1029; (13) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 12, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8014.05, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1007, 1012 THROUGH 1014, AND 1060; (14) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 12, PRECINCT 10 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8014.04, BLOCKS 3000 THROUGH 3022, 3026 THROUGH 3046, AND 3049 THROUGH 3052; (II) CENSUS TRACT 8014.01, BLOCKS 2001, 2004, 2015, 2016, 2020, 2021, AND 2023 THROUGH 2025; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 8014.11, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2007; (15) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 12, PRECINCT 12 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8014.05, BLOCKS 1011, 1015 THROUGH 1026, 1028, 1029, AND 1033; (II) CENSUS TRACT 8014.08, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1010 AND 2000 THROUGH 2038; AND


(III) CENSUS TRACT 8014.09, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2014; (16) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 12, PRECINCT 17 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8017.01, BLOCKS 2018 THROUGH 2028; (17) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8035.26, BLOCKS 2006 THROUGH 2014; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8035.07, BLOCKS 1002 THROUGH 1006, 1016 THROUGH 1034, AND 2001 THROUGH 2017; (18) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 5 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8035.16, BLOCKS 1020 THROUGH 1061 AND 1071 THROUGH 1073; (II) CENSUS TRACT 8035.20, BLOCKS 2001 THROUGH 2005, 3000 THROUGH 3006, 3009 THROUGH 3011, 3013, AND 3015; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 8035.21, BLOCKS 1062 AND 1063; (19) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 11 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8035.26, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2005; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8035.27, BLOCKS 1000, 1001, 1007 THROUGH 1015, AND 2000; (20) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 12 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8035.26, BLOCKS 1005, 1006, AND 1008;


(21) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 14, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8004.11, BLOCKS 1021 THROUGH 1026, 1033, 1058 THROUGH 1092, 1095 THROUGH 1099, 1100 THROUGH 1103, AND 1106 THROUGH 1108; (22) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 15, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8007.01, BLOCKS 1019 THROUGH 1028, 1053 THROUGH 1058, 1064 THROUGH 1066, 2007 THROUGH 2015, AND 2019 THROUGH 2030; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8022.01, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1017, 1019, 2012 THROUGH 2030, 2042, AND 2046 THROUGH 2048; (23) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 20, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8004.08, BLOCKS 2025 THROUGH 2029, 2034, 2036, AND 2045 THROUGH 2048; (24) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 21, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8067.06, BLOCK 1000; (II) CENSUS TRACT 8067.08, BLOCK 3002; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 8074.08, BLOCKS 1106, 1114, 1115, 1122 THROUGH 1126, AND 1151 THROUGH 1154; (25) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 21, PRECINCT 11 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8067.10, BLOCKS 1000, 1007, AND 1008; (26) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 21, PRECINCT 18 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8067.10, BLOCKS 1001, 1006, 1009, 1010, 2002 THROUGH 2052, 3007 THROUGH 3020, AND 3022 THROUGH 3038; AND


(27) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 21, PRECINCT 98 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8074.08, BLOCKS 1116, 1117, AND 1120. 8–707. (A) THE SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES: (1) ALLEGANY COUNTY; (2) CARROLL COUNTY; (3) GARRETT COUNTY; (4) FREDERICK COUNTY; AND (5) WASHINGTON COUNTY. (B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF BALTIMORE COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICTS 5 AND 6; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCTS 4 AND 13; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCT 3; (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCTS 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 11, 12, 13, 21, AND 23 THROUGH 25; (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4042.02, BLOCKS 1034 THROUGH 1037, 4000 THROUGH 4003, AND 4011; AND


(II) CENSUS TRACT 4049.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1049, 2000 THROUGH 2015, 3004 THROUGH 3010, AND 3024; (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 7 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4046.00, BLOCKS 1063 THROUGH 1065; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4048.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1022, 1028 THROUGH 1032, 1034, 1038, 1039, 1056, 1072, AND 1073; (7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4044.02, BLOCKS 1012 THROUGH 1031; (8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 9 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4044.02, BLOCKS 1000, 1001, AND 1010; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4046.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1062, 1066 THROUGH 1069, 1073 THROUGH 1075, 2000 THROUGH 2028, 2030 THROUGH 2032, 2035, 2046, 2047, 2064, AND 2067; (9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 11 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4044.02, BLOCKS 1002 THROUGH 1009 AND 1011; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4046.00, BLOCKS 1076, 1077, 2029, 2033, 2034, 2036 THROUGH 2045, 2048 THROUGH 2063, 2065, 2066, 2068, AND 2069;


(10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4081.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1009, 1011, 1014 THROUGH 1038, AND 2001 THROUGH 2025; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4082.00, BLOCKS 1045, 1047, 1048, AND 2000 THROUGH 2032; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 4084.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1011, 1016 THROUGH 1028, 1182, AND 1184; (11) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 5 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4085.02, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1018, 1027, 1032 THROUGH 1035, 1054, AND 1058 THROUGH 1062; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4085.06, BLOCKS 1002 THROUGH 1005, 1017 THROUGH 1019, 2000 THROUGH 2015, AND 2018; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 4085.07, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2013, 2017, AND 2020 THROUGH 2023; (12) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4083.03, BLOCKS 1021 THROUGH 1023 AND 2000 THROUGH 2020; (13) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 14 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4085.02, BLOCKS 1046 THROUGH 1049; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4086.01, BLOCKS 2009 THROUGH 2016 AND 3016 THROUGH 3023; AND


(III) CENSUS TRACT 4088.01, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1015, 2000 THROUGH 2002, 2005, AND 2014; (14) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 19 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4083.02, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2010 AND 2024; AND (15) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 22 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4081.00, BLOCKS 4006 THROUGH 4020; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4089.00, BLOCKS 2002 THROUGH 2007, 2011, AND 2013 THROUGH 2022. 8–708. (A) THE SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF BALTIMORE CITY. (B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING AREAS OF ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 13; (2) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7502.01, BLOCKS 2000, 2001, AND 2010; (3) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 15 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7501.02, BLOCKS 1022 THROUGH 1031, 1034, 1036, AND 1041 THROUGH 1066; AND


(II) CENSUS TRACT 7502.02, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1025, 1043 THROUGH 1050, 1053 THROUGH 1058, AND 1063; (4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 16 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7501.01, BLOCKS 1000, 2000 THROUGH 2039, 3000 THROUGH 3021, 4005, AND 4009 THROUGH 4011; AND (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 17 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7501.01, BLOCKS 4000 THROUGH 4004, 4006 THROUGH 4008, 4012 THROUGH 4018, AND 4020 THROUGH 4024; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7502.03, BLOCKS 1000 AND 1002. (C) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF BALTIMORE COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 13; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCTS 8, 15, AND 16; (3) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 12, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4207.01, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1044 AND 1047 THROUGH 1087; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4207.02, BLOCKS 1000 AND 1003 THROUGH 1052; (4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 12, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4201.00, BLOCKS 1014 THROUGH 1023 AND 1031; AND


(II) CENSUS TRACT 4203.03, BLOCKS 1001 THROUGH 1009, 1015 THROUGH 1018, 1047, AND 1048; AND (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 12, PRECINCT 5 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4203.02, BLOCKS 1003, 1004, 1006, 1009, 1010, 1012 THROUGH 1015, 2002, 2008 THROUGH 2012, AND 2016 THROUGH 2021; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4203.03, BLOCKS 1010 THROUGH 1014, 1019 THROUGH 1035, 1037 THROUGH 1046, AND 1049 THROUGH 1051; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 4204.02, BLOCKS 1001 THROUGH 1006 AND 1019 THROUGH 1022. 8–709. THE EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICTS 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, AND 12; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCTS 1, 15, AND 16; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCTS 26, 27, 34, 37, 38, 40, 43, 45, 46, 48, 49, 51, 52, 54, 55, 56, 61, 62, 64, AND 69; (4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 9 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7015.07, BLOCKS 1001 THROUGH 1009, 2000 THROUGH 2008, 2016, AND 2017; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7032.21, BLOCK 1014;


(5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 11 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7014.15, BLOCK 3000; (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 18 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7014.08, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1024; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7014.10, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2003, 2005 THROUGH 2009, AND 3000 THROUGH 3006; (7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 19 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7014.09, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1010 AND 2009; (8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7032.06, BLOCKS 1000, 1001, 1003 THROUGH 1008, 1010, AND 2000 THROUGH 2025; (9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7041.00, BLOCKS 1014 THROUGH 1022, 2000 THROUGH 2025, 3000 THROUGH 3007, 3018, 3023, 3024, 4006, 4010, AND 4017; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7042.00, BLOCKS 1033, 2021, AND 2022; (10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 25 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7035.01, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1009, 2006, 2007, 3007, 3014, AND 4011 THROUGH 4015; (11) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 31 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7036.02, BLOCKS 3000 AND 3006 THROUGH 3011;


(12) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 35 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7033.02, BLOCKS 1000, 1003 THROUGH 1007, AND 1011 THROUGH 1015; (13) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 41 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7032.12, BLOCKS 1004 THROUGH 1007, 2000, 2001, 2013 THROUGH 2020, AND 2022; (14) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 58 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7041.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1013, 1031, AND 1032; AND (15) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 59 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7036.02, BLOCKS 1013, 1015, AND 2008 THROUGH 2010.”. The preceding amendment was read and rejected by a roll call vote as follows:



(Third Reading File Bill, Second Printing) On pages 3 through 43, strike in their entirety the lines beginning with line 11 on page 3 through line 7 on page 43, inclusive, and substitute: “8–702. (A) THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES: (1) CAROLINE COUNTY;

SB0001/933729/2 BY: Delegate Smigiel


(2) CECIL COUNTY; (3) DORCHESTER COUNTY; (4) KENT COUNTY; (5) QUEEN ANNE’S COUNTY; (6) SOMERSET COUNTY; (7) TALBOT COUNTY; (8) WICOMICO COUNTY; AND (9) WORCESTER COUNTY. (B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICTS 3 AND 5; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCTS 2, 5, 11 THROUGH 13, 15, 18 THROUGH 20, AND 22; (3) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7304.01, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2024; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7509.00, BLOCKS 2023, 2024, 2027 THROUGH 2029, 2040, 2042 THROUGH 2051, 2055 THROUGH 2064, 2070 THROUGH 2076, AND 2079 THROUGH 2081;


(4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7510.00, BLOCKS 2017, 2019, 2020, 2023, 3001 THROUGH 3007, AND 3011 THROUGH 3016; AND (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 16 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7509.00, BLOCKS 1016 THROUGH 1021, 1024 THROUGH 1031, 1033 THROUGH 1038, 2000, 2025, AND 2026. (C) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF HARFORD COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCTS 8 AND 9; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCTS 3 AND 7 THROUGH 24; (3) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 13 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 3012.05, BLOCK 2000; (4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 14 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 3011.06, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1003 AND 1006; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 3036.02, BLOCKS 1020, 1023, AND 1024; (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 21 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 3012.02, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2002, 2005 THROUGH 2009, 2016, 3000 THROUGH 3007, AND 4000; (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 3022.00, BLOCK 2054; (7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF:


(I) CENSUS TRACT 3021.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1049 AND 2000 THROUGH 2033; (II) CENSUS TRACT 3022.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1019, 2000 THROUGH 2045, 2047 THROUGH 2049, 2051, 2056 THROUGH 2058, 2063 THROUGH 2065, 2069, 2071, 2072, AND 2076; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 3053.00, BLOCKS 2042 AND 2043; (8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 3022.00, BLOCKS 2073 THROUGH 2075; (9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 3031.01, BLOCKS 2016 AND 2017; (II) CENSUS TRACT 3031.02, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1008, 1036, AND 2000 THROUGH 2036; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 3037.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1018, 2000, 2001, 2010 THROUGH 2017, AND 2020 THROUGH 2022; (10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 3033.00, BLOCKS 3000 THROUGH 3021, 4000 THROUGH 4007, AND 4009 THROUGH 4020; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 3034.00, BLOCKS 3000 THROUGH 3038; (11) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 3052.00, BLOCKS 1000 AND 2000; (12) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 3051.00, BLOCK 2000; AND


(13) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 3053.00, BLOCKS 2000 AND 2001. 8–703. (A) THE SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF BALTIMORE CITY: (1) WARDS 1, 2, 6, 23, AND 24; (2) WARD 25, PRECINCTS 11 THROUGH 16; (3) WARD 26, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 11, 13, AND 14; (4) WARD 27, PRECINCTS 38 THROUGH 45, 49, 64, 65, AND 66; (5) THAT PART OF WARD 25, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 2502.05, BLOCKS 1041 THROUGH 1043; (6) THAT PART OF WARD 25, PRECINCT 10 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 2502.03, BLOCKS 1027 AND 1028; (7) THAT PART OF WARD 27, PRECINCT 46 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 2714.00, BLOCKS 3005 THROUGH 3009, 3014, AND 3015; (8) THAT PART OF WARD 27, PRECINCT 47 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 1307.00, BLOCKS 5000 THROUGH 5007; (II) CENSUS TRACT 1308.03, BLOCKS 1000, 1002, 2000 THROUGH 2008, AND 2016; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 2714.00, BLOCKS 1030 AND 1040; (9) THAT PART OF WARD 27, PRECINCT 50 THAT CONSISTS OF:


(I) CENSUS TRACT 2715.01, BLOCKS 4003, 4004, 4016 THROUGH 4019, AND 4021 THROUGH 4030; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 2719.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1010, 1012, 1017 THROUGH 1019, AND 1029; AND (10) THAT PART OF WARD 27, PRECINCT 63 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 2720.03, BLOCKS 2004, 2005, 3000, AND 3001. (B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF BALTIMORE COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICTS 4, 12, AND 15; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCTS 11 THROUGH 27 AND 29; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCTS 2 AND 5 THROUGH 14; (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCTS 2, 4 THROUGH 21, 23, AND 24; (5) ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 11, 27, AND 29; (6) ELECTION DISTRICT 10, PRECINCTS 2, 4, AND 5; (7) ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 6, 13, 14, 20, AND 22; (8) ELECTION DISTRICT 14, PRECINCTS 3 AND 13; (9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 17 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4015.06, BLOCK 1011;


(10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 7 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4023.07, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1011, 3000 THROUGH 3007, 3009, 3010, 3012, AND 3015; (11) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4023.05, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1003; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4026.03, BLOCKS 3006 AND 3007; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 4026.04, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1024, 2000 THROUGH 2003, 2021 THROUGH 2024, AND 2026; (12) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 9 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4023.06, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1007, 1009, AND 1015; (13) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 10 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4023.02, BLOCKS 2000, 2001, 2023, AND 2024; (14) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 28 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4023.07, BLOCK 3011; (15) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4032.01, BLOCK 1000; (16) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4033.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1009, 1014 THROUGH 1017, 2000 THROUGH 2011, 2014 THROUGH 2018, AND 2020 THROUGH 2024; (17) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4050.00, BLOCK 2100;


(18) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4082.00, BLOCKS 1045, 1047, 1048, 2017 THROUGH 2019, 2022, 2023, AND 2028 THROUGH 2032; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4084.00, BLOCK 1011; (19) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4084.00, BLOCKS 1012 THROUGH 1014, 1029 THROUGH 1076, 1080 THROUGH 1095, 1103 THROUGH 1107, 1118, 1120, 1174, 1175, AND 1178 THROUGH 1181; (20) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 22 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4089.00, BLOCK 2018; (21) ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCT 12 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4908.00, BLOCK 1000; (22) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCT 24 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4922.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1006 AND 1008; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4926.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1005, 2000 THROUGH 2004, 3000 THROUGH 3005, AND 3007 THROUGH 3009; (23) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 10, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4102.00, BLOCKS 1003 THROUGH 1005, 1009, AND 1023 THROUGH 1026; (24) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF:


(I) CENSUS TRACT 4114.04, BLOCKS 1000, 1001, AND 1003; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4114.09, BLOCKS 2009 THROUGH 2014; (25) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCT 12 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4113.08, BLOCKS 2006 AND 2007; (26) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCT 17 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4114.06, BLOCKS 2004, 2007 THROUGH 2014, AND 2023; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4114.09, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1005, 2000, 2001, 2006 THROUGH 2008, 2019 THROUGH 2023, AND 3000 THROUGH 3004; AND (27) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 14, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4406.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1011, 1044 THROUGH 1057, 1059 THROUGH 1071, 1075 THROUGH 1092, 1094, 1095, AND 1097. (C) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING AREAS OF HARFORD COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 6; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 7, 10 THROUGH 12, 15 THROUGH 20, 41, AND 45; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCTS 3, 5, 10, 11, 14, 15, AND 19; (4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 13 THAT CONSISTS OF:


(I) CENSUS TRACT 3011.07, BLOCKS 1001 THROUGH 1015 AND 2000 THROUGH 2015; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 3012.05, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1013; (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 14 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 3011.02, BLOCKS 1004 THROUGH 1024; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 3011.06, BLOCKS 1004, 1005, 1007, 1008, 2000 THROUGH 2015, 2018, AND 2019; (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 21 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 3012.02, BLOCKS 3008 THROUGH 3014; (7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 3011.02, BLOCK 3000; (II) CENSUS TRACT 3022.00, BLOCKS 2055, 2059 THROUGH 2062, 2066, 2068, AND 2070; (III) CENSUS TRACT 3024.00, BLOCKS 3000 THROUGH 3008 AND 3023; (IV) CENSUS TRACT 3028.01, BLOCKS 2004, 2016, AND 2018; AND (V) CENSUS TRACT 3028.02, BLOCKS 1006 THROUGH 1009, 1030, 3003 THROUGH 3005, 3010, 4001, AND 4012 THROUGH 4016; (8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF:


(I) CENSUS TRACT 3022.00, BLOCK 2046; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 3028.01, BLOCKS 1000 AND 1001; (9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 3028.01, BLOCKS 1002 THROUGH 1010; (10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 3037.00, BLOCK 2023; AND (11) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 3034.00, BLOCK 2022. 8–704. (A) THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCTS 6, 7, 9, 15, 27, AND 34; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCTS 3 THROUGH 14, 17, AND 22; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCT 10; (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 3; (5) ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 5, 7 THROUGH 12, 14 THROUGH 24, 26, 28 THROUGH 30, 32, 34, 36, AND 37; (6) ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCTS 1, 2, 9, 11, 12, 15, 18 THROUGH 23, 25, 27 THROUGH 33, 35 THROUGH 37, 40 THROUGH 46, 48, 51 THROUGH 53, 55 THROUGH 57, 59, 63, 64, 66, AND 68;


(7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7001.04, BLOCK 2005; (8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7001.05, BLOCKS 2033 THROUGH 2035; (9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7001.05, BLOCKS 1000, 1001, AND 1003 THROUGH 1009; (10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 5 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7001.03, BLOCK 3032; (11) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7001.05, BLOCKS 1010 AND 2012; (12) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7009.01, BLOCKS 1005, 2000, AND 2010 THROUGH 2012; (II) CENSUS TRACT 7009.02, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1033 AND 2000 THROUGH 2035; (III) CENSUS TRACT 7009.03, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1024; (IV) CENSUS TRACT 7009.04, BLOCKS 1000 AND 2000 THROUGH 2002; (V) CENSUS TRACT 7011.02, BLOCK 1006; (VI) CENSUS TRACT 7012.11, BLOCKS 1022 THROUGH 1026 AND 1032 THROUGH 1037; AND (VII) CENSUS TRACT 7012.12, BLOCKS 1017, 1018, AND 1021;


(13) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 19 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7012.11, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1021, 1027 THROUGH 1031, 1038, 1039, AND 2000 THROUGH 2002; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7012.12, BLOCKS 1001 THROUGH 1012, 1019, AND 1022; (14) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7014.07, BLOCK 2013; (15) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 16 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7015.07, BLOCK 1000; (16) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7006.10, BLOCKS 1000 AND 1003; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7006.14, BLOCKS 2000, 2001, 3015, AND 3016; (17) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7017.04, BLOCK 1020; (18) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7024.01, BLOCKS 1009, 2000 THROUGH 2005, 2012, AND 2014; (19) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 17 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7040.00, BLOCKS 2006 THROUGH 2009, 2012 THROUGH 2017, 4002, 4005, 4007, AND 4014;


(20) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 34 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7035.02, BLOCK 2012; (II) CENSUS TRACT 7036.01, BLOCKS 1014, 2019, AND 2020; (III) CENSUS TRACT 7036.02, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1012, 3001 THROUGH 3005, 3012, AND 3013; AND (IV) CENSUS TRACT 7042.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1003, 1006 THROUGH 1024, AND 1027 THROUGH 1030; (21) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 58 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7040.00, BLOCKS 4003 AND 4004; (II) CENSUS TRACT 7041.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1005 AND 1009; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 7042.00, BLOCK 1032; AND (22) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 67 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7017.40, BLOCKS 1002 THROUGH 1004, 1008 THROUGH 1012, 1025, AND 1027. (B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICTS 2, 16, AND 17; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCTS 3 AND 8; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCTS 1, 3 THROUGH 6, 11, 12, 15, 16, 19 THROUGH 22, AND 24;


(4) ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCTS 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 16, AND 17; (5) ELECTION DISTRICT 18, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 5 AND 7 THROUGH 12; (6) ELECTION DISTRICT 19, PRECINCTS 1, 2, 4, AND 5; (7) ELECTION DISTRICT 20, PRECINCTS 1, 2, 5 THROUGH 7, 12, AND 13; (8) ELECTION DISTRICT 21, PRECINCTS 4, 5, 14, 15, AND 99; (9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8074.04, BLOCKS 2100, 2101, 2107 THROUGH 2120, 2123, 2139, AND 2140; (10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCT 7 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8019.05, BLOCK 2022; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8019.07, BLOCK 1022; (11) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCT 10 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8021.04, BLOCK 2006; (12) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCT 23 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8022.03, BLOCK 2023; (13) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 18, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8028.04, BLOCKS 1012 THROUGH 1019, 2000 THROUGH 2016, 3000 THROUGH 3030, 3032 THROUGH 3037, 4000 THROUGH 4003, 4006 THROUGH 4009, AND 4019;


(14) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 19, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8062.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1003; (II) CENSUS TRACT 8064.00, BLOCKS 2019 THROUGH 2021, 2031, 2034 THROUGH 2036, 2039 THROUGH 2042, AND 3002 THROUGH 3015; (III) CENSUS TRACT 8065.01, BLOCKS 1005 THROUGH 1008; AND (IV) CENSUS TRACT 8071.02, BLOCKS 2077, 2087, AND 2088; (15) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 20, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8036.02, BLOCKS 2042, 2044, AND 2045; (16) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 20, PRECINCT 11 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8036.01, BLOCKS 1011 AND 1012; AND (17) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 21, PRECINCT 10 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8069.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1007, 1011, 1012, 1018 THROUGH 1020, AND 3011 THROUGH 3016; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8070.00, BLOCKS 1004 AND 1005. 8–705. (A) THE FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF BALTIMORE COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 16; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 6;


(3) ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 3; (4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 17 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4015.04, BLOCKS 1000, 1001, 1018, 1022, AND 1026; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4015.06, BLOCKS 1006 THROUGH 1010, 1012, 1013, 2000 THROUGH 2013, AND 3000 THROUGH 3009; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 4015.07, BLOCKS 2016, 3000, 3001, AND 4000 THROUGH 4008; (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 7 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4023.06, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2004 AND 2006; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4023.07, BLOCK 1012; (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4026.04, BLOCK 2025; (7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 9 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4023.06, BLOCKS 1008, 1010 THROUGH 1014, 1016 THROUGH 1021, AND 2005; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4023.07, BLOCKS 2004 THROUGH 2009, 2025, AND 2026; (8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 10 THAT CONSISTS OF:


(I) CENSUS TRACT 4023.02, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1025, 2002 THROUGH 2022, AND 2025 THROUGH 2027; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4023.03, BLOCKS 4001 THROUGH 4007, 4010 THROUGH 4014, 4021, AND 4022; (9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 28 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4023.07, BLOCKS 3008, 3013, AND 3014; (10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4031.00, BLOCK 1009; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4032.01, BLOCKS 1001, 1002, 1016 THROUGH 1024, 1029 THROUGH 1038, AND 2000 THROUGH 2016; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 4032.02, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1023; AND (11) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4033.00, BLOCKS 1010 THROUGH 1013, 2012, 2013, 2019, AND 2025 THROUGH 2027. (B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF HOWARD COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 9 AND 11 THROUGH 15; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCTS 16 AND 25; AND (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 5, 7, 11 THROUGH 13, 15, 17 THROUGH 27, 29 THROUGH 31, AND 33 THROUGH 35.


(C) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES MONTGOMERY COUNTY ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCTS 2, 20, 21, 23, AND 24. (D) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICTS 7, 10, 12, AND 14; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCTS 1 AND 4 THROUGH 7; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCTS 2 THROUGH 6; (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCTS 2, 8, 9, 13, 14, 17, AND 18; (5) ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCTS 1, 2, 3, 5, AND 9; (6) ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCTS 4, 5, 6, AND 9 THROUGH 15; (7) ELECTION DISTRICT 15, PRECINCTS 2, 3, 5, AND 6; (8) ELECTION DISTRICT 20, PRECINCTS 4, 8, 9, AND 10; (9) ELECTION DISTRICT 21, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 3, 6 THROUGH 9, 11 THROUGH 13, 16 THROUGH 18, 97, AND 98; (10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8004.11, BLOCKS 1027 THROUGH 1032; (II) CENSUS TRACT 8073.01, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1003; (III) CENSUS TRACT 8074.04, BLOCKS 2043 THROUGH 2049, 2057 THROUGH 2067, 2070 THROUGH 2099, 2102 THROUGH 2106, 2121, 2122, 2124 THROUGH 2126, 2142 THROUGH 2145, 2154, AND 2156;


(IV) CENSUS TRACT 8074.05, BLOCKS 3000 THROUGH 3056, 3078 THROUGH 3086, AND 3091; AND (V) CENSUS TRACT 8074.08, BLOCKS 1008, 1010, 1011, 1040 THROUGH 1043, 1045 THROUGH 1049, 1051 THROUGH 1053, 1055 THROUGH 1067, 1070 THROUGH 1087, 1144, AND 1155; (11) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8006.05, BLOCKS 1011 THROUGH 1042, 1050 THROUGH 1054, 1061 THROUGH 1077, 1127 THROUGH 1129, 1134, 2024, 2025, 2027, AND 2028; (12) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8013.05, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1022, 1024 THROUGH 1027, 3000, 3001, AND 3003; (13) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCT 7 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8019.05, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1019, 1024 THROUGH 1026, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005 THROUGH 2007, 2009, 2010, 2012 THROUGH 2014, 2016 THROUGH 2018, 2020, 2024 THROUGH 2033, 2045, 2052 THROUGH 2054, AND 2061 THROUGH 2064; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8019.06, BLOCKS 1004 THROUGH 1014, 1016, 1017, 1021 THROUGH 1028, AND 2000 THROUGH 2019; (14) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCT 10 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8019.04, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1006, 1013, AND 1014; (II) CENSUS TRACT 8019.06, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1003, 1015, AND 1018 THROUGH 1020;


(III) CENSUS TRACT 8021.04, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1017, 2000 THROUGH 2005, AND 2007 THROUGH 2009; (IV) CENSUS TRACT 8021.06, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1013, 2006, AND 2007; (V) CENSUS TRACT 8021.07, BLOCK 1008; AND (VI) CENSUS TRACT 8022.01, BLOCKS 2034 THROUGH 2045; (15) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCT 23 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8022.01, BLOCKS 1018, 1020, 2000 THROUGH 2011, AND 2031 THROUGH 2033; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8022.03, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2022 AND 2024 THROUGH 2031; (16) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8012.14, BLOCKS 2006 THROUGH 2027, 2029 THROUGH 2036, 2038, 2044 THROUGH 2046, AND 2048 THROUGH 2050; (17) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8012.17, BLOCKS 2014 AND 2015; (18) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCT 10 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8012.11, BLOCKS 2005 THROUGH 2007 AND 2016 THROUGH 2041; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8012.17, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1021;


(19) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCT 11 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8012.15, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1018, 1021 THROUGH 1027, AND 1033; (20) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8010.05, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1012; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8010.06, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1019, 2000 THROUGH 2005, 2007, 2009, AND 2018; (21) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 15, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8007.04, BLOCKS 2013 AND 2021; (22) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 15, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8007.04, BLOCKS 1009 THROUGH 1013; (23) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 18, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8028.04, BLOCK 3031; (24) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 19, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8064.00, BLOCKS 1028 THROUGH 1030, 1032 THROUGH 1034, 2000 THROUGH 2018, 2022 THROUGH 2029, 2032, 2033, 2037, 2038, 3000, AND 3001; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8071.02, BLOCKS 1034 AND 2076; (25) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 20, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8035.20, BLOCKS 3007 AND 3008;


(II) CENSUS TRACT 8036.01, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1007, 1018 THROUGH 1029, 1031, 2004, AND 2005; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 8036.08, BLOCKS 4013 AND 4014; (26) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 20, PRECINCT 11 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8036.01, BLOCKS 1008 THROUGH 1010 AND 1013 THROUGH 1017; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8036.08, BLOCKS 1014, 1028 THROUGH 1030, 1033, 1048 THROUGH 1052, 1054, 1056, 1057, 2012, 3000 THROUGH 3014, 4000 THROUGH 4012, AND 4015 THROUGH 4020; AND (27) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 21, PRECINCT 10 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8067.14, BLOCKS 2005, 2007 THROUGH 2010, 2022 THROUGH 2025, 2028 THROUGH 2030, AND 2036; (II) CENSUS TRACT 8069.00, BLOCKS 1008 THROUGH 1010, 1013 THROUGH 1017, 1021, 1022, 3000, 3001, 3003 THROUGH 3010, AND 3017 THROUGH 3025; (III) CENSUS TRACT 8070.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1003 AND 1006 THROUGH 1027; AND (IV) CENSUS TRACT 8074.04, BLOCK 2128. 8–706. (A) THE FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES: (1) CALVERT COUNTY;


(2) CHARLES COUNTY; AND (3) ST. MARY’S COUNTY. (B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICTS 4, 6, AND 7; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCTS 5, 6, AND 19 THROUGH 24; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCTS 1, 3, 4, 7, 9, 14, 17, 21, 23, AND 24; (4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7508.01, BLOCKS 4030, 4031, 4033, 4034, AND 4041; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7508.04, BLOCKS 2026 AND 2027; (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 9 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7508.01, BLOCKS 4037 THROUGH 4040; (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7509.00, BLOCK 2041; AND (7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 16 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7509.00, BLOCKS 1013, 1014, 1032, 2001 THROUGH 2022, 2030 THROUGH 2039, 3000 THROUGH 3010, 3014 THROUGH 3037, 3039, 3043, AND 3048. (C) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY:


(1) ELECTION DISTRICTS 4 AND 8; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 5 AND 7 THROUGH 12; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCTS 4 AND 7; (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCTS 1, 2, AND 4; (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8006.01, BLOCKS 1005, 1010, AND 1032 THROUGH 1040; (II) CENSUS TRACT 8006.05, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1010, 1043 THROUGH 1049, 1055 THROUGH 1060, 1078 THROUGH 1099, 1100 THROUGH 1126, 1130 THROUGH 1133, 1135, AND 1136; (III) CENSUS TRACT 8006.08, BLOCKS 2035 THROUGH 2038; AND (IV) CENSUS TRACT 8008.00, BLOCKS 1000, 1001, 1002, 1007, 1008, 1010, 1012, 1017, AND 1120; (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8013.05, BLOCKS 1023, 3002, 3004, 3005, AND 3006; (7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8012.07, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1012, 1014 THROUGH 1016, 1018, 1019, 2009, 2011, AND 2062; AND


(II) CENSUS TRACT 8012.17, BLOCKS 2000 AND 2001; (8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8012.08, BLOCKS 1001 THROUGH 1005, 1007 THROUGH 1021, AND 2000 THROUGH 2028; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8012.17, BLOCKS 2002 THROUGH 2013, 2016 THROUGH 2021, 2023 THROUGH 2027, AND 2029 THROUGH 2033; (9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCT 10 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8012.10, BLOCKS 1015 THROUGH 1019; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8012.16, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2011; (10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCT 11 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8012.07, BLOCKS 1013, 1017, 2000 THROUGH 2008, 2010, 2012 THROUGH 2061, AND 2063 THROUGH 2067; (II) CENSUS TRACT 8012.08, BLOCKS 1000 AND 1006; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 8012.15, BLOCKS 1019, 1020, AND 1028 THROUGH 1032; (11) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8010.05, BLOCKS 1013 THROUGH 1020; (12) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 15, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF:


(I) CENSUS TRACT 8007.04, BLOCKS 1026 THROUGH 1036, 2000 THROUGH 2012, 2014 THROUGH 2020, 2022, 3015, AND 3016; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8007.05, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1008, 1010, 1011, AND 2014 THROUGH 2016; AND (13) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 15, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8007.04, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1008, 1014 THROUGH 1025, 3000 THROUGH 3014, AND 3017; (II) CENSUS TRACT 8007.05, BLOCKS 1009, 2000 THROUGH 2013, 2017, AND 2018; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 8007.07, BLOCKS 1064 AND 1068. 8–707. (A) THE SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES: (1) ALLEGANY COUNTY; (2) CARROLL COUNTY; (3) FREDERICK COUNTY; (4) GARRETT COUNTY; AND (5) WASHINGTON COUNTY. (B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF BALTIMORE COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICTS 6 AND 7;


(2) ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 25; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 10, PRECINCT 1; (4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4050.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1099, 1100 THROUGH 1147, 2000 THROUGH 2099, AND 2101 THROUGH 2108; (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4081.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1039 AND 2001 THROUGH 2025; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4082.00, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2016, 2020, 2021, AND 2024 THROUGH 2027; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 4084.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1010, 1016 THROUGH 1028, 1182, AND 1184; (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4084.00, BLOCK 1015; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4089.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1009, 2000, 2001, 2008 THROUGH 2010, 2012, AND 2023 THROUGH 2025; (7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 22 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4081.00, BLOCKS 4000 THROUGH 4021; AND


(II) CENSUS TRACT 4089.00, BLOCKS 2002 THROUGH 2007, 2011, 2013 THROUGH 2017, AND 2019 THROUGH 2022; AND (8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 10, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4102.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1002, 1006 THROUGH 1008, AND 1010 THROUGH 1022. (C) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF HARFORD COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 4; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCTS 4 AND 5; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 2; (4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 3051.00, BLOCKS 3021 THROUGH 3025, 3027 THROUGH 3032, 4030 THROUGH 4034, 4043, AND 4044; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 3052.00, BLOCKS 1001 THROUGH 1008, 1010 THROUGH 1027, 2001 THROUGH 2045, AND 3000 THROUGH 3018; (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 3051.00, BLOCKS 1002 THROUGH 1007, 1055 THROUGH 1070, 1102 THROUGH 1104, 2001 THROUGH 2037, 2047 THROUGH 2085, 3000 THROUGH 3020, 3026, AND 3033 THROUGH 3037; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 3052.00, BLOCK 1009; AND


(6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 3053.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1019, 2002 THROUGH 2041, AND 2044 THROUGH 2052. 8–708. (A) THE SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCTS 1, 2, 4, 7, 8, AND 10 THROUGH 18; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 10; (3) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7508.01, BLOCKS 2009 THROUGH 2017, 4028, 4029, AND 4032; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7508.04, BLOCKS 2003 THROUGH 2018 AND 2020 THROUGH 2025; (4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 9 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7508.01, BLOCKS 1004, 1006, 1007, 1008, 1012, 3008, 3011 THROUGH 3018, 4000 THROUGH 4013, 4015 THROUGH 4027, 4035, 4036, AND 4042; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 9800.00, BLOCKS 1001, 1002, 1007, 1008, 1010 THROUGH 1013, 1015, 1016, 1018 THROUGH 1020, 1022 THROUGH 1035, 1038, 1043 THROUGH 1045, 1049, 1050, 1052 THROUGH 1059, AND 1061; (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF:


(I) CENSUS TRACT 7510.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1013, 2011 THROUGH 2016, 2018, 2022, AND 3000; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7511.02, BLOCKS 2010 AND 2021; AND (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 16 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7509.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1012, 1015, 1022, AND 1023. (B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF BALTIMORE CITY: (1) WARDS 3, 4, 5, 7 THROUGH 22, AND 28; (2) WARD 6, PRECINCT 3; (3) WARD 25, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 7 AND 9; (4) WARD 26, PRECINCTS 12 AND 15 THROUGH 31; (5) WARD 27, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 37, 48, 51 THROUGH 62, AND 67; (6) THAT PART OF WARD 25, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 2502.03, BLOCKS 1009 THROUGH 1012; (II) CENSUS TRACT 2502.04, BLOCKS 1009 THROUGH 1011, 2000 THROUGH 2007, AND 2009 THROUGH 2011; (III) CENSUS TRACT 2502.05, BLOCKS 1022 THROUGH 1025, 1036 THROUGH 1039, 1044, AND 1045; (IV) CENSUS TRACT 2502.07, BLOCKS 1003 THROUGH 1012, 2002, 2003, 2008 THROUGH 2011, AND 2014; AND


(V) CENSUS TRACT 2503.01, BLOCKS 1038 THROUGH 1041 AND 1054; (7) THAT PART OF WARD 25, PRECINCT 10 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 2502.03, BLOCKS 1001 THROUGH 1008, 1013 THROUGH 1026, 1029 THROUGH 1031, AND 2000 THROUGH 2011; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 2502.07, BLOCKS 2000, 2001, 2004 THROUGH 2007, 2012, AND 2013; (8) THAT PART OF WARD 27, PRECINCT 46 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 2711.02, BLOCKS 1007 THROUGH 1009, 1014, AND 1020 THROUGH 1022; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 2714.03, BLOCKS 3000 THROUGH 3004, 3010 THROUGH 3013, 3016, AND 3019; (9) THAT PART OF WARD 27, PRECINCT 47 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 1308.03, BLOCKS 1001, 1005, 2009 THROUGH 2015, AND 3004; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 1308.06, BLOCKS 1000 AND 1002; (10) THAT PART OF WARD 27, PRECINCT 50 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 2719.00, BLOCKS 1011, 1013 THROUGH 1016, 1020 THROUGH 1028, 2000 THROUGH 2002, 2014, 2015, 2020, AND 2021; AND (11) THAT PART OF WARD 27, PRECINCT 63 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 2720.03, BLOCKS 3002 THROUGH 3015, 4004, AND 4008 THROUGH 4024.


(C) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF BALTIMORE COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 13; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCTS 13 THROUGH 23, 25, 26, AND 28; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCTS 7, 9 THROUGH 11, 15, 16, 18, 19, AND 21; (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 14, PRECINCTS 1, 2, 5 THROUGH 12, AND 14; (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCT 12 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4908.00, BLOCKS 1001 THROUGH 1022 AND 2000 THROUGH 2019; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4913.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1005; (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCT 24 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4922.00, BLOCKS 1007 AND 1009 THROUGH 1017; (7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4114.04, BLOCKS 1002, 1004 THROUGH 1006, 1009 THROUGH 1018, AND 2000 THROUGH 2009; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4114.07, BLOCKS 1000, 1002, 1004, 1008 THROUGH 1011, 2000, 2001, 2005, AND 2021; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 4114.08, BLOCKS 3001 AND 3002;


(8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCT 12 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4113.03, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1022, 2000 THROUGH 2016, 2020 THROUGH 2023, 3014, 3015, 3018 THROUGH 3022, 4001, 4002, 4011, AND 4014 THROUGH 4021; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4113.08, BLOCKS 2008 AND 2012; (9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCT 17 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4114.09, BLOCKS 2016 THROUGH 2018; AND (10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 14, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4406.00, BLOCKS 1012, 1016, 1018, AND 1093. 8–709. (A) THE EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF HOWARD COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICTS 3, 4, AND 5; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 10; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 15 AND 17 THROUGH 24; AND (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCTS 6, 8, 9, 10, 14, 16, 28, AND 32. (B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICTS 2, 3, 7, 8, 10, 11, AND 12; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 1;


(3) ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCTS 2 THROUGH 5, 8, 10, 12 THROUGH 14, 16 THROUGH 18, 20 THROUGH 26, 28, AND 30 THROUGH 32; (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCTS 15, 18, AND 19; (5) ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCTS 1, 2, 4 THROUGH 9, AND 11 THROUGH 14; (6) ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCTS 6, 13, 25, 27, 31, 33, 35, AND 38; (7) ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCTS 3, 4, 5, 7, 10, 13, 14, 16, 24, 26, 38, 39, 47, 49, 50, 54, 61, 62, 65, AND 69; (8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7001.01, BLOCKS 1004 THROUGH 1009, 1011, AND 2000 THROUGH 2016; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7001.04, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2004, 2006, AND 2007; (9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7001.04, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1016; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7001.05, BLOCKS 2005, 2006, 2008 THROUGH 2010, AND 2016 THROUGH 2032; (10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7001.05, BLOCKS 1002, 2015, 3010 THROUGH 3017, AND 3020 THROUGH 3027;


(11) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 5 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7010.01, BLOCKS 1001, 1002, 1003, AND 1010; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7001.03, BLOCKS 3002 THROUGH 3031; (12) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7001.04, BLOCKS 3000 THROUGH 3011; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7001.05, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2004, 2007, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2036, 3000 THROUGH 3009, 3018, 3019, AND 3028; (13) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7009.01, BLOCK 1000; (14) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 19 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7012.11, BLOCK 2008; (15) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7014.07, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2012; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7014.15, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1008 AND 5000 THROUGH 5009; (16) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 16 THAT CONSISTS OF:


(I) CENSUS TRACT 7014.07, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1027 AND 3000 THROUGH 3019; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7032.21, BLOCKS 1000, 1004, AND 1006; (17) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7006.04, BLOCKS 2008, 2009, 4000 THROUGH 4008, AND 4010 THROUGH 4016; (II) CENSUS TRACT 7006.10, BLOCKS 1001, 1002, AND 1008 THROUGH 1025; (III) CENSUS TRACT 7008.20, BLOCK 1011; AND (IV) CENSUS TRACT 7008.23, BLOCKS 2003 AND 2004; (18) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7017.01, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1003, 1006, 1007, 2001 THROUGH 2006, 2011 THROUGH 2013, 2016 THROUGH 2019, AND 3000 THROUGH 3004; (II) CENSUS TRACT 7017.04, BLOCKS 1007, 1013 THROUGH 1018, 1021, 2003, 2004, AND 2010; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 7018.00, BLOCKS 4007, 4008, AND 4009; (19) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7024.01, BLOCKS 1010 AND 2006 THROUGH 2008;


(II) CENSUS TRACT 7024.02, BLOCKS 1006, 1007, 2001 THROUGH 2005, 3000 THROUGH 3003, AND 3005 THROUGH 3010; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 7025.00, BLOCKS 1016 AND 1017; (20) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 17 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7040.00, BLOCKS 2018, 3000 THROUGH 3005, 3007, 4006, 4013, 4021, AND 4022; (21) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 34 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7041.00, BLOCKS 4000 AND 4001; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7042.00, BLOCKS 1025, 2000 THROUGH 2020, AND 2023 THROUGH 2032; (22) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 58 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7040.00, BLOCKS 3006, 3008 THROUGH 3019, 4009 THROUGH 4012, 4015 THROUGH 4020, AND 4023 THROUGH 4036; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7041.00, BLOCKS 1006 THROUGH 1008, 1010 THROUGH 1013, AND 1031; AND (23) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 67 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7017.01, BLOCKS 3005 THROUGH 3010; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7017.04, BLOCKS 1019, 1022 THROUGH 1024, 1026, 2000 THROUGH 2002, 2005 THROUGH 2009, AND 2011 THROUGH 2025.”.


The preceding amendment was read and rejected by a roll call vote as follows:



(Third Reading File Bill, Second Printing) On pages 3 through 43, strike in their entirety the lines beginning with line 11 on page 3 through line 7 on page 43, inclusive, and substitute: “8–702. (A) THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES: (1) CAROLINE COUNTY; (2) CECIL COUNTY; (3) DORCHESTER COUNTY; (4) KENT COUNTY; (5) QUEEN ANNE’S COUNTY; (6) SOMERSET COUNTY; (7) TALBOT COUNTY; (8) WICOMICO COUNTY; AND (9) WORCESTER COUNTY.

SB0001/593222/1 BY: Delegates Gutierrez and Carr


(B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF BALTIMORE COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 6; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCT 1; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCTS 8 AND 9; (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCTS 3, 5 THROUGH 7, 12, 14, 17, 18, 20, AND 22; (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4089.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1009, 2000, 2001, 2008 THROUGH 2010, 2012, AND 2023 THROUGH 2025; (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4085.02, BLOCK 3000; (7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 10, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4101.00, BLOCKS 4006, 4013 THROUGH 4028, AND 4032 THROUGH 4044; (8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 10, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4102.00, BLOCKS 3011 THROUGH 3013, 3019 THROUGH 3030, 3032, AND 3033; (9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4112.02, BLOCKS 1011 THROUGH 1023, 2005, AND 3037 THROUGH 3044; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4901.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1003;


(10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4112.02, BLOCKS 3017 THROUGH 3020, 3029 THROUGH 3033, 3045, AND 3046; (11) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4111.02, BLOCKS 2024, 2025, 2034 THROUGH 2039, 2044 THROUGH 2053, 2055, 2056, 2059, 2062, 2065 THROUGH 2067, AND 2074; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4113.02, BLOCKS 1019 THROUGH 1024, 1027 THROUGH 1029, 1031, 1032, 1036, 1037, 1039 THROUGH 1085, 1116, 1135, 1137 THROUGH 1139, 1141, 1142, AND 1146; AND (12) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4114.04, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1006; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4114.09, BLOCKS 2009 THROUGH 2014. (C) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF CARROLL COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICTS 1, 3, 6, AND 8; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 2; AND (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 1. (D) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF HARFORD COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICTS 4 AND 5;


(2) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCTS 2, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, AND 21; AND (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCTS 2 THROUGH 24; (4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 10 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 3013.01, BLOCK 1074; AND (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 3021.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1049, 2000 THROUGH 2003, 2005, 2010 THROUGH 2021, AND 2028 THROUGH 2030; (II) CENSUS TRACT 3022.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1019, 2005 THROUGH 2014, 2017 THROUGH 2019, 2022 THROUGH 2040, 2042 THROUGH 2049, 2051, 2058, 2063 THROUGH 2065, 2069, 2071, AND 2076; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 3053.00, BLOCKS 2042 AND 2043. 8–703. (A) THE SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCTS 4 THROUGH 7, 12, 13, AND 15 THROUGH 24; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCTS 7, 18, AND 19; (3) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 10 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7504.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1013 AND 3000 THROUGH 3004;


(4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 11 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7512.00, BLOCKS 1015 THROUGH 1017, 1019 THROUGH 1038, 2000 THROUGH 2003, AND 3011 THROUGH 3013; (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 14 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7508.03, BLOCK 1008; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7508.04, BLOCK 1003 THROUGH 1005, 1011, AND 1022 THROUGH 1025; AND (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 24 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7403.05, BLOCKS 2010, 2012, 2013, 2016 THROUGH 2021, 3002 THROUGH 3006, 3008 THROUGH 3011, 4000 THROUGH 4006, AND 4009 THROUGH 4013; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7406.03, BLOCK 2000. (B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF BALTIMORE CITY: (1) WARD 25, PRECINCTS 5 THROUGH 16; (2) WARD 26, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 3, 6, 15, 16, AND 22 THROUGH 31; (3) WARD 27, PRECINCTS 1, 6, AND 7; (4) THAT PART OF WARD 26, PRECINCT 18 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 2602.02, BLOCK 3030;


(II) CENSUS TRACT 2603.01, BLOCKS 2012 AND 2013; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 2603.02, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1014, 2000 THROUGH 2014, 3000, 4000, 4001, 4011 THROUGH 4014, AND 4016; (5) THAT PART OF WARD 26, PRECINCT 21 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 2603.01, BLOCKS 1000, 1002 THROUGH 1006, 1008, 2000 THROUGH 2011, 2014, 3000, 3001, 3005, 3006, AND 3008; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 2603.02, BLOCKS 4022, 4007, AND 4008; AND (6) THAT PART OF WARD 27, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 2704.01, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1003, 1018, 2000, 2001, AND 2006 THROUGH 2009; (II) CENSUS TRACT 2704.02, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1003 AND 1007 THROUGH 1009; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 2705.02, BLOCKS 1001 THROUGH 1025, 2000 THROUGH 2026, AND 3018 THROUGH 3020. (C) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF BALTIMORE COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICTS 12 AND 15; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCTS 7, 8, 10, 12 THROUGH 17, 20, AND 24 THROUGH 29; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 6, 8, 10, 12, AND 13;


(4) ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCTS 5 THROUGH 8, 11 THROUGH 13, 15 THROUGH 18, 20, AND 23; (5) ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCTS 2 THROUGH 7, 10 THROUGH 20, AND 23 THROUGH 29; (6) ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCTS 10, 11, 13, AND 19; (7) ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCTS 7 AND 8; (8) ELECTION DISTRICT 14, PRECINCT 3, 5 THROUGH 11, 13, AND 14; (9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 12 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4037.01, BLOCKS 3000 AND 3001; (10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 13 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4037.01, BLOCKS 3020, 3022, 3023, 4000 THROUGH 4029, AND 4031 THROUGH 4034; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4038.01, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1034, 1037 THROUGH 1057, AND 1060 THROUGH 1062; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 4038.02, BLOCKS 1029, 1030, 2000 THROUGH 2002, AND 2007 THROUGH 2011; (11) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 9 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4046.00, BLOCK 2064; (12) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 11 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING:


(I) CENSUS TRACT 4044.02, BLOCKS 1002 THROUGH 1009 AND 1011; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4044.04, BLOCKS 2000, 2001, 2005 THROUGH 2008, 2012, 2015 THROUGH 2017, 2028, AND 2029; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 4046.00, BLOCKS 1076, 1077, 2029, 2034, 2036 THROUGH 2045, 2048 THROUGH 2063, 2065, 2066, 2068, AND 2069; (13) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4083.04, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1025 AND 1042 THROUGH 1053; (14) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4085.02, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2025 AND 3001 THROUGH 3008; (15) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 14 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4085.02, BLOCKS 1046 THROUGH 1053, 1056, AND 1057; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4086.01, BLOCKS 2009 THROUGH 2016 AND 3016 THROUGH 3023; (III) CENSUS TRACT 4086.02, BLOCK 1005; AND (IV) CENSUS TRACT 4088.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1042, 2000 THROUGH 2003, 2005, 2006, 2012, 2015, 2016, AND 2023 THROUGH 2026; (16) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4111.02, BLOCKS 2061, 2063, 2064, 2068 THROUGH 2073, AND 2075 THROUGH 2082; AND


(II) CENSUS TRACT 4113.02, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1018, 1038, 1086 THROUGH 1115, 1117, 1118, 1121 THROUGH 1134, 1136, 1140, 1143 THROUGH 1145, 1147 THROUGH 1192, 1194, AND 1196 THROUGH 1203; (17) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4114.04, BLOCKS 1009 THROUGH 1018 AND 2000 THROUGH 2009; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4114.07, BLOCKS 1000, 1002, 1004, 1008 THROUGH 1011, 2000, 2001, 2005, AND 2021; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 4114.08, BLOCKS 3001 AND 3002; AND (18) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 14, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4406.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1011, 1044 THROUGH 1057, 1059 THROUGH 1071, 1075 THROUGH 1095, AND 1097. (D) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF HARFORD COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 6; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCTS 1, 3 THROUGH 6, 16, 19, 20, 41, AND 45; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCTS 1, 3 THROUGH 5, 10, 11, 14, 15, AND 19; (4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 10 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 3013.01, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1014 AND 1016 THROUGH 1030;


(II) CENSUS TRACT 3017.02, BLOCKS 2002, 2004 THROUGH 2043, AND 2048; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 3017.03, BLOCKS 1004 THROUGH 1012, 1017 THROUGH 1058, AND 2024 THROUGH 2028; AND (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 3021.00, BLOCKS 2044, 2006 THROUGH 2009, 2022 THROUGH 2027, AND 2031 THROUGH 2033; (II) CENSUS TRACT 3022.00, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2004, 2015, 2016, 2020, 2021, 2041, 2056, 2057, AND 2072; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 3028.01, BLOCKS 1000 AND 1001. (E) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF HOWARD COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCTS 6, 9, AND 15; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCTS 1, 7, 30, AND 33; (3) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 6012.04, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2009, 2016, 2017, 2021, 2023, 2027, 2030 THROUGH 2038, 2049, AND 2058; (4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 6011.08, BLOCKS 1010 THROUGH 1025 AND 2000 THROUGH 2012; AND (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 13 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 6012.04, BLOCKS 2010 THROUGH 2015, 2050, 2051, AND 2057.


8–704. (A) THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCTS 1, 2, 3, 8, AND 9; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCTS 1, 3 THROUGH 12, 14 THROUGH 19, AND 22 THROUGH 24; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCTS 2, 6, 8, 10 THROUGH 15, 17 THROUGH 20, 24, AND 25; (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCTS 2, 9, 11, 12, 16, AND 20; (5) ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 5, 11, 13, 16 THROUGH 18, 20 THROUGH 23, AND 26 THROUGH 28; (6) ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 9, 11 THROUGH 18, 22 THROUGH 26, 29, AND 30; (7) ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 12, 19, 21 THROUGH 23, 25, AND 27; (8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 10 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7512.00, BLOCKS 2004 AND 2008; (9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 14 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7508.03, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2010 AND 5004; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7508.04, BLOCKS 1006 THROUGH 1010, 1012 THROUGH 1021, 1026, 1027, 1030, 2001, AND 2019;


(10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 21 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7402.03, BLOCKS 1000 AND 1001; (11) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 5 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7407.01, BLOCKS 1000, 1006 THROUGH 1008, 1011, 2000 THROUGH 2008, AND 2011 THROUGH 2015; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7409.00, BLOCKS 1006 THROUGH 1008 AND 1015; (12) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7405.00, BLOCKS 1003, 1007 THROUGH 1018, 2037, 3000, 3013, 3015 THROUGH 3018, AND 3022 THROUGH 3026; (II) CENSUS TRACT 7506.03, BLOCKS 1027 THROUGH 1032, 1035, 1040, AND 1050; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 7515.00, BLOCKS 2007 THROUGH 2015, 2018 THROUGH 2022, 2026 THROUGH 2032, AND 2041 THROUGH 2043; (13) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 24 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7403.03, BLOCKS 2034 THROUGH 2038; (II) CENSUS TRACT 7403.04, BLOCKS 1002 THROUGH 1024, 1030, 1043 THROUGH 1049, 1051 THROUGH 1053, AND 1056 THROUGH 1058; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 7407.01, BLOCKS 3000 THROUGH 3002;


(14) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7307.00, PRECINCTS 1004, 1006, 1008, 1012 THROUGH 1015, 2009, 2011 THROUGH 2013, 2028, AND 2029; AND (15) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCT 10 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7024.02, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2004, 2016 THROUGH 2019, 2025, 2030, 2035 THROUGH 2053, 2057, 2058, AND 2060 THROUGH 2062; (II) CENSUS TRACT 7025.00, BLOCKS 1003 THROUGH 1012, 1017 THROUGH 1022, 1024 THROUGH 1033, 1035 THROUGH 1038, 3014 THROUGH 3017, AND 4005; (III) CENSUS TRACT 7027.01, BLOCKS 1024 THROUGH 1028; (IV) CENSUS TRACT 7065.00, BLOCKS 1008 THROUGH 1011 AND 1029; AND (V) CENSUS TRACT 7065.00, BLOCKS 5000, 5001, 5002, AND 5012. (B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF BALTIMORE COUNTY: (1) WARDS 1 AND 2; (2) WARD 3, PRECINCT 3; (3) WARD 6, PRECINCT 5; (4) WARD 8, PRECINCT 1; (5) WARD 12, PRECINCT 1;


(6) WARD 13, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 5 AND 12; (7) WARD 21, PRECINCTS 1, 3, AND 4; (8) WARD 22, PRECINCT 2; (9) WARD 23, PRECINCT 3; (10) WARD 24; (11) WARD 25, PRECINCT 4; (12) WARD 26, PRECINCTS 4, 5, 7 THROUGH 11, 13, 14, AND 17; (13) WARD 27, PRECINCTS 2 THROUGH 5, 10 THROUGH 13, 20, 32, 37 THROUGH 47, 49, 50, AND 64 THROUGH 66; (14) THAT PART OF WARD 12, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 1201.00, BLOCKS 1012 THROUGH 1029, 4000, 4002, AND 4003; (15) THAT PART OF WARD 25, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 2501.03, BLOCKS 1003 THROUGH 1007, 1009 THROUGH 1013, 1016, 1019 THROUGH 1031, 2000 THROUGH 2040, 2043 THROUGH 2045, 2047 THROUGH 2051, 3000 THROUGH 3025, AND 4024; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 2502.06, BLOCKS 1015 THROUGH 1019, 3000 THROUGH 3006, AND 3011 THROUGH 3013; (16) THAT PART OF WARD 26, PRECINCT 18 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 2603.02, BLOCKS 3001 THROUGH 3018, 4010, 4015, AND 4017 THROUGH 4026; (17) THAT PART OF WARD 26, PRECINCT 21 THAT INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING:


(I) CENSUS TRACT 2603.01, BLOCKS 1001, 1007, 3002 THROUGH 3004, 3007, 3009, 4000 THROUGH 4010, 4017, 5015, AND 5016; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 2603.02, BLOCKS 4003 THROUGH 4006 AND 4009; (18) THAT PART OF WARD 27, PRECINCT 8 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 2705.02, BLOCK 1000; (19) THAT PART OF WARD 27, PRECINCT 9 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7050.02, BLOCKS 3000 THROUGH 3017, 4000 THROUGH 4005, AND 4007 THROUGH 4019; (20) THAT PART OF WARD 27, PRECINCT 14 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 2706.00, BLOCK 2010; (21) THAT PART OF WARD 27, PRECINCT 19 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 2708.03, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1003; (22) THAT PART OF WARD 27, PRECINCT 60 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 2719.00, BLOCKS 3004, 3011, AND 3012; (23) THAT PART OF WARD 27, PRECINCT 61 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 2719.00, BLOCKS 4000 THROUGH 4002, 4011 THROUGH 4013, AND 4018; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 2702.06, BLOCKS 2006 AND 2007; (24) THAT PART OF WARD 27, PRECINCT 62 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 2720.06, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1005, 1012, 2000 THROUGH 2005, 2008 THROUGH 2014; AND


(25) THAT PART OF WARD 27, PRECINCT 63 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 2720.03, BLOCKS 2004, 2005, 3000, 3001, 3004, 3006 THROUGH 3015, 4004, AND 4008 THROUGH 4024. (C) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF BALTIMORE COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCTS 2, 4 THROUGH 11, AND 14; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 14; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCTS 1, 21, AND 22; (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCTS 9, 15, 16, AND 21; (5) ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCTS 3 THROUGH 6 AND 9; (6) ELECTION DISTRICT 14, PRECINCTS 1, 2, AND 12; (7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4032.01, BLOCK 1000; (8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 12 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4037.01, BLOCKS 3002 THROUGH 3019, 3021, AND 3024 THROUGH 3027; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4037.02, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2051; (9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 13 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4037.01, BLOCK 4030; (10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4308.00, BLOCKS 1002, 1007 THROUGH 1009, 1015 THROUGH 1017, 1030 THROUGH 1036, AND 3005 THROUGH 3009; AND


(11) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 14, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4406.00, BLOCKS 1012, 1016, AND 1018. (D) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF HOWARD COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCTS 1, 7, 8, 12, AND 14; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCTS 5, 10, 20, AND 22; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCTS 2 THROUGH 5, 8, 11 THROUGH 14, 16 THROUGH 23, 25 THROUGH 27, 29, 31, AND 35; (4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 6011.03, BLOCKS 3000 THROUGH 3008; (II) CENSUS TRACT 6012.01, BLOCKS 5017 THROUGH 5022; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 6012.04, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1002, 1005, 1006, 1016, 1020, 1032 THROUGH 1035, 1040, AND 1041; (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 6011.08, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1009; (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 10 THAT CONSISTS OF 6011.05, BLOCKS 1002 AND 1003; (7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 13 THAT INCLUDES CENSUS TRACT 6012.01, BLOCKS 1001, 2006 THROUGH 2009, AND 5003 THROUGH 5009;


(8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 6051.02, BLOCKS 1007 THROUGH 1014, 1028 THROUGH 1044, 2043, 2051, 2052, 3000, 3037, 3039, 3043 THROUGH 3050, 3052, 3061, AND 3062; (9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCT 14 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 6066.07, BLOCKS 2022 AND 2033; AND (10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCT 32 THAT INCLUDES CENSUS TRACT 6068.06, BLOCK 3017. (E) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCTS 1, 15, AND 19; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCTS 2, 7, 10, 11, AND 13; (3) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 17 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7014.14, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1005, 1007 THROUGH 1015, 2000 THROUGH 2007, AND 3000 THROUGH 3012; (4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 18 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7014.08, BLOCKS 1004, 1006 THROUGH 1008, 1010 THROUGH 1018, 1023, AND 1024; AND (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7013.08, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1005 AND 1008 THROUGH 1011; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7013.16, BLOCKS 1004, 1011, 1012, 2000, 2001, AND 2003 THROUGH 2034. 8–705.


(A) THE FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCTS 2, 13, AND 20; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCTS 1, 3 THROUGH 5, 7, 9, 16, AND 21 THROUGH 23; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCTS 1, 3, 4, 8, 10, 13 THROUGH 15, 17, AND 21 THROUGH 23; (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCTS 7 THROUGH 10, 12, 14, 15, 19, 24, 25, AND 29 THROUGH 34; (5) ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCTS 19 THROUGH 21, 27, 28, AND 31; (6) ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCTS 13 THROUGH 18, 20, 24, AND 26; (7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 21 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7305.05, BLOCKS 1017, 1018, AND 1020; (II) CENSUS TRACT 7402.03, BLOCKS 1002 THROUGH 1010, 1014, AND 1016 THROUGH 1035; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 7410.00, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2006, 2009, 2010, 2014 THROUGH 2021, AND 2037; (8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 5 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7407.01, BLOCKS 2009 AND 2010;


(9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7406.03, BLOCKS 1033, 1034, 1036 THROUGH 1039, 1045, AND 1052; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7515.00, BLOCKS 3014 AND 3015; (10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7307.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1003, 1005, 1007, 1009 THROUGH 1011, 1016 THROUGH 1018, 2010, AND 5012 THROUGH 5014; AND (11) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCT 10 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7027.01, BLOCK 1029. (B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF HOWARD COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCTS 15, 24, 28, AND 34; (2) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 6051.02, BLOCK 3038; AND (3) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCT 32 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 6068.05, BLOCKS 3000 THROUGH 3004, 3006, 3010, 3013, 3014, 3020, AND 3021; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 6068.06, BLOCKS 1052, 1057, 3000 THROUGH 3016, AND 3018 THROUGH 3026. (C) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY:


(1) ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCTS 2 THROUGH 4, 7, 12 THROUGH 14, 20, 21, 23, AND 24; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCTS 5, 13 THROUGH 15, 18, 50, AND 66; (3) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 17 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7014.14, BLOCK 1006; (4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 18 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7014.08, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1003, 1005, 1009, AND 1019 THROUGH 1022; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7014.10, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2003, 2005 THROUGH 2009, 3000 THROUGH 3006, AND 3014; AND (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 7 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7028.00, BLOCKS 1000, 1010, 3013, AND 3014. (D) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICTS 6, 12, 13, 17, AND 18; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 3; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 5, 7 THROUGH 10, 98, AND 99; (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCTS 4 THROUGH 6; (5) ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCTS 1, 11, 12, 13, AND 15; (6) ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCT 3;


(7) ELECTION DISTRICT 16, PRECINCTS 1, 2, 4, 5, 98, AND 99; (8) ELECTION DISTRICT 19, PRECINCTS 4 AND 5; (9) ELECTION DISTRICT 20, PRECINCTS 2 THROUGH 4, 7 THROUGH 9, AND 11 THROUGH 13; (10) ELECTION DISTRICT 21, PRECINCTS 5 AND 14; (11) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8006.01, BLOCKS 1030 AND 1031; (12) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8006.06, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2005, 3000 THROUGH 3009, 3011 THROUGH 3013, 3015, AND 3016; (II) CENSUS TRACT 8006.07, BLOCKS 1043 THROUGH 1047, 1049, 2010, 2013 THROUGH 2021, 2025 THROUGH 2032, 2034, AND 2035; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 8006.08, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2006, 2017 THROUGH 2019, 2021, 2022, 2027, 2028, AND 2031 THROUGH 2033; (13) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8013.07, BLOCK 1008; (14) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8013.05, BLOCKS 1024 AND 1025; (15) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8012.12, BLOCK 2014; (16) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCT 5 THAT CONSISTS OF:


(I) CENSUS TRACT 8012.12, BLOCKS 2028 AND 2030 THROUGH 2036; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8012.13, BLOCKS 2007 AND 2014; (17) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCT 9 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8011.04, BLOCKS 2052 AND 2068; (18) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 15, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8007.01, BLOCKS 1019 THROUGH 1028, 1053, 1054, 1056 THROUGH 1058, 1065, 1066, 2007 THROUGH 2015, AND 2019 THROUGH 2030; (II) CENSUS TRACT 8022.01, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1017, 1019, 2012 THROUGH 2030, 2042, AND 2046 THROUGH 2048; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 8022.04, BLOCKS 4061, 4063 THROUGH 4066, 4068, 4069, AND 4073; (19) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 15, PRECINCT 5 THAT CONSISTS OF: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8006.05, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2023 AND 2026; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8007.01, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1018, 1029 THROUGH 1034, 1036 THROUGH 1052, 1059, 1067 THROUGH 1074, 2000 THROUGH 2006, 2016 THROUGH 2018, AND 2031 THROUGH 2034; AND (20) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 16, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8060.00, BLOCK 1000. 8–706.


(A) THE FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES: (1) CALVERT COUNTY; (2) CHARLES COUNTY; AND (3) ST. MARY’S COUNTY. (B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCTS 1, 2, AND 4 THROUGH 8; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 6; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 1; (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 1; (5) ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCTS 1, 3 THROUGH 5, AND 7 THROUGH 12; (6) ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCTS 2 THROUGH 10, 14, 16, AND 17; (7) ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 1; (8) ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCTS 1, 4, 6 THROUGH 8, AND 11; (9) ELECTION DISTRICT 10, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 13; (10) ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 4; (11) ELECTION DISTRICT 14, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 11;


(12) ELECTION DISTRICT 15, PRECINCTS 1 AND 6; (13) ELECTION DISTRICT 19, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 3; (14) ELECTION DISTRICT 20, PRECINCTS 1, 5, 6, AND 10; (15) ELECTION DISTRICT 21, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 4, 6 THROUGH 13, 15 THROUGH 18, AND 97 THROUGH 99; (16) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8005.07, BLOCKS 2048, 2068 THROUGH 2073, 2076, 2079 THROUGH 2083, 2085 THROUGH 2090, AND 2096; (II) CENSUS TRACT 8006.01, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1004, 1006 THROUGH 1009, AND 1011 THROUGH 1029; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 8006.04, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1019; (17) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8006.08, BLOCKS 2007 THROUGH 2016, 2020, 2023 THROUGH 2026, 2029, 2030, AND 2034; (18) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8013.07, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1007, 1009 THROUGH 1011, 1013, AND 1015 THROUGH 1053; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8013.09, BLOCK 1021; (19) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8013.05, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1023, 1026, 1027, AND 3000 THROUGH 3006;


(20) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8012.11, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1031; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8012.12, BLOCKS 1002 THROUGH 1025, 2000 THROUGH 2013, 2015 THROUGH 2019, 2022 THROUGH 2027, AND 2037 THROUGH 2040; (21) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCT 5 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8012.12, BLOCKS 2020, 2021, AND 2029; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8012.13, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1006, 2000 THROUGH 2006, 2008 THROUGH 2013, AND 2015 THROUGH 2021; (22) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCT 9 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 8011.04, BLOCKS 2043, 2044, 2046, 2047, 2049, 2050, AND 2053 THROUGH 2061; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 8012.14, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1018, 2000 THROUGH 2005, 2028, 2037, 2039 THROUGH 2043, AND 2047; (23) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 15, PRECINCT 5 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 8007.01, BLOCKS 1035 AND 1063; AND (24) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 16, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING:


(I) CENSUS TRACT 8060.00, BLOCKS 1009, 1011, 1012, AND 1015 THROUGH 1018; (II) CENSUS TRACT 8061.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1003, 1006 THROUGH 1008, 1015 THROUGH 1031, 2000 THROUGH 2004, 2016 THROUGH 2024, AND 2027; (III) CENSUS TRACT 8062.00, BLOCKS 1004 THROUGH 1019, 1022 THROUGH 1036, AND 2000 THROUGH 2006; AND (IV) CENSUS TRACT 8063.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1009 AND 1021 THROUGH 1025. 8–707. (A) THE SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES: (1) ALLEGANY COUNTY; (2) GARRETT COUNTY; AND (3) WASHINGTON COUNTY. (B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF FREDERICK COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICTS 1, 2, 3, 12, 14, 16, AND 22 THROUGH 25; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCTS 1 AND 3; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 21, PRECINCT 2; (4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING:


(I) CENSUS TRACT 7522.02, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1020, 2000 THROUGH 2012, AND 3000 THROUGH 3022; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7522.04, BLOCKS 2003, 2008, 2009, 2011 THROUGH 2037, 2046, AND 4000; (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7522.04, BLOCKS 1003 THROUGH 1006, 1008, 1010, 1024 THROUGH 1032, 3000 THROUGH 3022, 3053 THROUGH 3056, AND 4002 THROUGH 4023; (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7517.01, BLOCKS 1019, 1020, 1028 THROUGH 1033, AND 1037 THROUGH 1039; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7756.00, BLOCKS 2016, 2019, 2023 THROUGH 2026, AND 2029; (7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 20, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7513.01, BLOCK 2011; (8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 21, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7513.01, BLOCKS 2013 AND 2071 THROUGH 2073; AND (9) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 21, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7512.01, BLOCKS 1007 THROUGH 1009, 1011 THROUGH 1014, 1019 THROUGH 1028, 1085 THROUGH 1088, 1099 THROUGH 1101, 2002, 2004 THROUGH 2008, 2010 THROUGH 2014, 2020, 3000, AND 3003; AND


(II) CENSUS TRACT 7513.01, BLOCKS 2035, 2051 THROUGH 2053, 2055 THROUGH 2060, AND 2062. (C) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICTS 3 AND 11; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCTS 2 THROUGH 4 AND 6; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 6 AND 8 THROUGH 11; (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCTS 12, 19, 32, AND 34; (5) ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 3, 7, AND 9 THROUGH 12; (6) ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 3; (7) ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCTS 2 THROUGH 12, 14 THROUGH 28, 30, AND 32 THROUGH 38; (8) ELECTION DISTRICT 10, PRECINCTS 1, 3 THROUGH 6, 9, AND 11 THROUGH 13; (9) ELECTION DISTRICT 12, PRECINCT 4; (10) ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCTS 37, 45, 51, AND 52; (11) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 7 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7003.12, BLOCKS 2001 THROUGH 2003 AND 2011 THROUGH 2013; (12) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 9 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7032.02, BLOCKS 2016 AND 2017;


(13) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 18 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7060.12, BLOCK 3001; (14) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 26 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7010.06, BLOCKS 3002, 3004, AND 3006; (15) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7058.00, BLOCKS 3003 THROUGH 3005 AND 3018; (16) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCT 9 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7043.00, BLOCK 4006; (17) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCT 26 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7055.01, BLOCKS 1000, 1001, 1003 THROUGH 1005, AND 2001; (II) CENSUS TRACT 7055.02, BLOCKS 3001, 3003, AND 3005; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 7056.02, BLOCKS 1003, 1004, 2000, AND 2001; (18) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7007.04, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1007 AND 3000 THROUGH 3002; (II) CENSUS TRACT 7007.13, BLOCKS 2010 THROUGH 2012; (III) CENSUS TRACT 7007.17, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2002; (IV) CENSUS TRACT 7007.19, BLOCKS 1004 AND 1005; AND


(V) CENSUS TRACT 7007.23, BLOCKS 1000, 1001, 1003, 1004, 1006, 1008, 1010, 1013 THROUGH 1016, AND 3000 THROUGH 3002; (19) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCT 13 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7008.23, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1006, 1008 THROUGH 1024, 2000 THROUGH 2002, 2005, 2007, 2008, AND 2009; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7008.29, BLOCKS 1009 THROUGH 1024 AND 1029; (20) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCT 29 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7008.19, BLOCKS 1000, 1003, 1004, 3000 THROUGH 3011, AND 3013 THROUGH 3017; (21) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 10, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7060.08, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1030, 1044, AND 1046; AND (22) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 46 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7032.01, BLOCKS 1001 THROUGH 1019 AND 1023; (II) CENSUS TRACT 7032.02, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1012 AND 1017 THROUGH 1019; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 7032.16, BLOCK 2009. 8–708. (A) THE SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF BALTIMORE CITY:


(1) WARDS 4, 5, 7, 9 THROUGH 11, 14 THROUGH 20, AND 28; (2) WARD 3, PRECINCTS 1 AND 2; (3) WARD 6, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 4; (4) WARD 8, PRECINCTS 2 THROUGH 11; (5) WARD 12, PRECINCTS 3 THROUGH 12; (6) WARD 13, PRECINCTS 6 THROUGH 11; (7) WARD 21, PRECINCT 2; (8) WARD 22, PRECINCT 1; (9) WARD 25, PRECINCTS 1 AND 2; (10) WARD 26, PRECINCTS 12, 19, AND 20; (11) WARD 27, PRECINCTS 15 THROUGH 18, 21 THROUGH 31, 33 THROUGH 36, 48, AND 51 THROUGH 59; (12) THAT PART OF WARD 12, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 1201.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1003, 1010, AND 1011; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 2711.02, BLOCK 2022; (13) THAT PART OF WARD 25, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 2501.03, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1002, 1008, 1014, 1015, 1017, 1018, 4023, 4025, 4026, AND 4046 THROUGH 4058;


(14) THAT PART OF WARD 27, PRECINCT 9 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 2705.02, BLOCK 4006; (15) THAT PART OF WARD 27, PRECINCT 14 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 2706.00, BLOCKS 1000, 1001, 1005, 1006, 1013 THROUGH 1016, 2000 THROUGH 2009, 2011, 3000, 3001, 3023 THROUGH 3025, 4000 THROUGH 4012, 5000, 5001, AND 5009; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 2707.02, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2003, 2009 THROUGH 2011, 2013, 2014, 2021, 2022, AND 3000 THROUGH 3011; (16) THAT PART OF WARD 27, PRECINCT 19 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 2708.03, BLOCKS 1004 THROUGH 1007, 1011 THROUGH 1018, 1025, 1027 THROUGH 1029, 1033 THROUGH 1035, 1038, 1041, 1042, AND 1049; (17) THAT PART OF WARD 27, PRECINCT 60 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 2717.00, BLOCKS 2001, 2002, 2007, AND 2011; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 2719.00, BLOCKS 2003 THROUGH 2013, 2016 THROUGH 2019, 2022 THROUGH 2024, 3000 THROUGH 3003, AND 3005 THROUGH 3010; (18) THAT PART OF WARD 27, PRECINCT 61 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 2719.00, BLOCKS 4003, 4004, 4010, 4014 THROUGH 4017, 4019, 5000 THROUGH 5005, 5007, AND 5015; (19) THAT PART OF WARD 27, PRECINCT 62 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 2720.06, BLOCKS 1003, 1004, 1006 THROUGH 1011, AND 1013 THROUGH 1016; AND


(II) CENSUS TRACT 2720.07, BLOCKS 2009, 2010, AND 2012; AND (20) THAT PART OF WARD 27, PRECINCT 63 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 2720.03, BLOCKS 3002, 3003, AND 3005. (B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF BALTIMORE COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 1; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 6, 9, 11, 18, 19, 21, 22, AND 23; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 3; (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 7; (5) ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCT 1; (6) ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCTS 2 AND 3; (7) ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCTS 1, 9, 10, 19, 21, 22, 24, AND 25; (8) ELECTION DISTRICT 10, PRECINCTS 1, 3, AND 5; (9) ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 1; (10) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 3, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4031.00, BLOCK 1009;


(II) CENSUS TRACT 4032.01, BLOCKS 1001, 1002, 1016 THROUGH 1024, 1029 THROUGH 1038, AND 2000 THROUGH 2016; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 4032.02, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1023; (11) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 9 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4044.02, BLOCKS 1000, 1001, AND 1010; (II) CENSUS TRACT 4044.04, BLOCKS 2002 THROUGH 2004; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 4046.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1062, 1066 THROUGH 1069, 1073 THROUGH 1075, 2000 THROUGH 2028, 2030 THROUGH 2032, 2035, 2046, 2047, AND 2067; (12) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 11 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4046.00, BLOCK 2033; (13) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4082.00, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1044, 1046, AND 1049 THROUGH 1053; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 4083.04, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2016, 2018 THROUGH 2027, AND 3002; (14) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4084.00, BLOCKS 1012 THROUGH 1015, 1029 THROUGH 1076, 1080 THROUGH 1095, 1103 THROUGH 1107, 1118, 1120, 1174, 1175, AND 1178 THROUGH 1181; (15) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 14 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4088.00, BLOCK 2014;


(16) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 10, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4101.00, BLOCKS 4000 THROUGH 4005, 4007 THROUGH 4012, 4029 THROUGH 4031, AND 4045; (17) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 10, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 4102.00, BLOCKS 2001, 2005 THROUGH 2030, 3000 THROUGH 3010, 3014 THROUGH 3018, AND 3031; (18) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING:

(I) CENSUS TRACT 4112.01, BLOCKS 1020, 1023, AND 1024; AND

(II) CENSUS TRACT 4112.02, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1010,

1024, 1025, 2002 THROUGH 2004, 2006 THROUGH 2012, AND 3034 THROUGH 3036;

(19) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 11, PRECINCT 2 THAT

CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4112.01, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1019,

1021, 1022, 1025 THROUGH 1036, 2000 THROUGH 2020, 3000 THROUGH 3018, AND 4000 THROUGH 4021; AND

(II) CENSUS TRACT 4112.02, BLOCKS 2000, 2001, 2013,

3000 THROUGH 3016, AND 3021 THROUGH 3028; AND (20) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 2 THAT

CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 4308.00, BLOCKS 1003 THROUGH 1006,

1010 THROUGH 1014, 1018 THROUGH 1029, 2000 THROUGH 2012, AND 3000 THROUGH 3004; AND


(II) CENSUS TRACT 4309.00, BLOCKS 3040 THROUGH 3042.

(C) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF HOWARD COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICTS 2, 3, AND 4; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCTS 4, 5, AND 11; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 4, 7 THROUGH 9, 11 THROUGH 19, 21, AND 23; (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCTS 6, 9, AND 10; (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 10 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 6011.05, BLOCKS 1000, 1001, 1004 THROUGH 1007, 1014 THROUGH 1020, AND 2000 THROUGH 2013; AND (6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCT 14 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 6066.07, BLOCKS 1005 THROUGH 1011, 2013, 2019, 2020, AND 2024 THROUGH 2028. 8–709. (A) THE EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF CARROLL COUNTY: (1) ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 1;

(2) ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCTS 2, 3, AND 4; AND

(3) ELECTION DISTRICTS 5, 7, 9, AND 10 THROUGH 14. (B) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF FREDERICK COUNTY:


(1) ELECTION DISTRICTS 4 THROUGH 6, 8 THROUGH 11, 15, 17 THROUGH 19, AND 26; (2) ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 1; (3) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7519.04, BLOCKS 1036 AND 2047 THROUGH 2049; (II) CENSUS TRACT 7521.02, BLOCKS 2006, 2007, 2014, AND 3000 THROUGH 3002; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 7522.04, BLOCKS 2001, 2002, 2005, 2010, AND 2040; (4) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCT 4 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7522.04, BLOCK 4001; (5) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7517.01, BLOCKS 1007 THROUGH 1013 AND 1021 THROUGH 1027; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7756.00, BLOCKS 2020 THROUGH 2022;

(6) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 20, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7513.01, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1002, 1004, 1019, 1021, 1022, 2000 THROUGH 2002, 2004 THROUGH 2008, 2010, AND 2015 THROUGH 2019;


(II) CENSUS TRACT 7513.02, BLOCKS 1011 THROUGH 1022, 1024, 1026 THROUGH 1083, 1088 THROUGH 1094, 1097, 1102, 2023, 2025, 2026, 2033, 2035 THROUGH 2045, 2052 THROUGH 2058, AND 2061 THROUGH 2117; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 7675.00, BLOCK 3115; (7) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 21, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7512.03, BLOCKS 3000 THROUGH 3025, AND 3028; (II) CENSUS TRACT 7513.01, BLOCKS 1003, 1005 THROUGH 1018, 1020, 1023 THROUGH 1029, 2012, 2020 THROUGH 2030, 2037 THROUGH 2047, 2049, 2050, 2063 THROUGH 2070, AND 2095 THROUGH 2102; (III) CENSUS TRACT 7513.02, BLOCKS 1084 THROUGH 1087, 1095, 1096, AND 1098; AND (IV) CENSUS TRACT 7707.00, BLOCKS 1083 THROUGH 1088; AND (8) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 21, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7512.01, BLOCKS 1010, 1015 THROUGH 1018, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2009, 2015 THROUGH 2019, 2021, 2022, 2056 THROUGH 2058, 2062, 3001, 3002, AND 3004 THROUGH 3025; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7513.01, BLOCKS 2031 THROUGH 2034, 2036, 2048, 2054, 2061, AND 2103. (C) THE DISTRICT ALSO INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY:


(1) ELECTION DISTRICT 1, PRECINCTS 1 AND 5;

(2) ELECTION DISTRICT 7; (3) ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 8, 10, 13 THROUGH 17, 20, 21, 22 THROUGH 25, 27, 28, 30, AND 31; (4) ELECTION DISTRICT 5, PRECINCTS 5, 6, 8 THROUGH 11, 16, AND 22; (5) ELECTION DISTRICT 6, PRECINCTS 4 THROUGH 6, 8, 13, AND 14; (6) ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCTS 1, 2, 4 THROUGH 8, 10 THROUGH 13, 15 THROUGH 25, 27, 28, AND 30 THROUGH 32; (7) ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCTS 1, 4, 5, 8, 9, AND 12; (8) ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCT 31; (9) ELECTION DISTRICT 10, PRECINCTS 7 AND 10; (10) ELECTION DISTRICT 12, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 3 AND 5; (11) ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCTS 1 THROUGH 4, 6, 8 THROUGH 12, 16, 17, 19 THROUGH 36, 38 THROUGH 44, 47 THROUGH 49, 53 THROUGH 59, 61 THROUGH 65, AND 67 THROUGH 69; (12) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 2, PRECINCT 7 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7003.12, BLOCK 2000; (13) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 9 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7011.01, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2017, 3000 THROUGH 3012, AND 4006 THROUGH 4012; AND


(II) CENSUS TRACT 7032.02, BLOCKS 2002 AND 2015; (14) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 18 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7012.05, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1014, 2000 THROUGH 2002, 2021 THROUGH 2025, 2029, 2030, 3000 THROUGH 3009, AND 4000 THROUGH 4013; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7012.16, BLOCKS 2001 THROUGH 2003; (15) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 4, PRECINCT 26, THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7010.06, BLOCKS 1004 THROUGH 1008, 1010, 1013 THROUGH 1017, 1019, 2000 THROUGH 2002, 3000, 3001, 3003, 3005, AND 3007 THROUGH 3017; (II) CENSUS TRACT 7012.20, BLOCKS 1000, 1002, 1012, AND 1020; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 7012.21, BLOCK 1003; (16) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCT 3 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7058.00, BLOCKS 2000 THROUGH 2037, AND 3006 THROUGH 3016; AND (II) CENSUS TRACT 7059.02, BLOCKS 2002 THROUGH 2005, 2015, AND 3000 THROUGH 3023; (17) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCT 9 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING:


(I) CENSUS TRACT 7041.00, BLOCKS 3029 AND 3030; (II) CENSUS TRACT 7044.01, BLOCKS 1002 AND 1003; (III) CENSUS TRACT 7044.03, BLOCK 1000; (IV) CENSUS TRACT 7044.04, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1010, 1012, 1013, 1019 THROUGH 1022, AND 3000 THROUGH 3004; (V) CENSUS TRACT 7048.06, BLOCKS 1000, 1010, 2000, AND 2011; AND (VI) CENSUS TRACT 7050.00, BLOCKS 1000, 1001, 1009, 1011, 1015, 1021, 1022, 1027, 2000 THROUGH 2002, 3000 THROUGH 3012, 4001 THROUGH 4005, 4010 THROUGH 4021, 4043 THROUGH 4052, 4054 THROUGH 4057, 4059, 4060, 4062 THROUGH 4065, AND 4067; (18) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 7, PRECINCT 26 THAT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: (I) CENSUS TRACT 7055.01, BLOCK 2002; (II) CENSUS TRACT 7055.02, BLOCK 3017; AND (III) CENSUS TRACT 7056.02, BLOCKS 2002, 2004, 2015, AND 2021; (19) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 6 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7013.08, BLOCKS 1006, 1007, AND 1012 THROUGH 1014; (20) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCT 1 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7007.19, BLOCK 1009; (21) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCT 13 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7008.23, BLOCKS 1007 AND 2006;


(22) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 9, PRECINCT 29 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7007.06, BLOCKS 1002 AND 1003; (23) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 10, PRECINCT 2 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7060.09, BLOCKS 1000 THROUGH 1008, 1010 THROUGH 1017, 1026 THROUGH 1028, 1030, 1031, AND 1034 THROUGH 1036; (24) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 7 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7028.00, BLOCKS 1001 THROUGH 1009, 1011 THROUGH 1013, 1021 THROUGH 1023, 3000 THROUGH 3012, 3015 THROUGH 3020, AND 4000 THROUGH 4023; AND (25) THAT PART OF ELECTION DISTRICT 13, PRECINCT 46 THAT CONSISTS OF CENSUS TRACT 7032.01, BLOCK 1000.”. The preceding amendment was read and rejected by a roll call vote as follows:

Affirmative – 26 Negative – 107 (See Roll Call No. 25) Read the second time and ordered prepared for Third Reading.



RECESS At 1:12 P.M. on motion of Delegate Barve the House recessed until 1:30 P.M. on Legislative Day, October 18, 2011, Calendar Day, Wednesday, October 19, 2011.

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Legislative Day: October 18, 2011 Calendar Day: Wednesday, October 19, 2011

At 1:42 P.M. the House resumed its session and pledged Allegiance to the Flag. Prayer by Marvin E. Holmes, Jr. of Prince George’s County.


(See Roll Call No. 27) EXCUSES: Del. Barkley – death of mother–in–law Del. Bobo – out of country Del. Donoghue – late – business Del. Kipke – personal Del. W. Miller – recovering from surgery

THIRD READING FILE The presiding officer submitted the following Bills for Third Reading:

THIRD READING CALENDAR (SENATE BILLS) #1 Senate Bill 3 – Prince George’s County Senators

EMERGENCY BILL

SECOND PRINTING

AN ACT concerning

Prince George’s County School Board – Redistricting Speaker Busch moved to put Senate Bill 3 on Third Reading on the same day in compliance with the Constitution.


The roll call vote resulted as follows:

Affirmative – 135 Negative – 0 (See Roll Call No. 28) Two–thirds of the Delegates elected having voted in the affirmative, Senate Bill 3 was placed on Third Reading. Senate Bill 3 – Prince George’s County Senators

EMERGENCY BILL

SECOND PRINTING

AN ACT concerning

Prince George’s County School Board – Redistricting STATUS OF BILL: BILL ON 3RD READING. Read the third time and passed by yeas and nays as follows:

Affirmative – 135 Negative – 0 (See Roll Call No. 29) The Bill was then returned to the Senate.

THIRD READING CALENDAR (SENATE BILLS) #2 Senate Bill 1 – The President (By Request – Administration)

EMERGENCY BILL

SECOND PRINTING

AN ACT concerning

Congressional Districting Plan Speaker Busch moved to put Senate Bill 1 on Third Reading on the same day in compliance with the Constitution. The roll call vote resulted as follows:

Affirmative – 123 Negative – 12 (See Roll Call No. 30) Two–thirds of the Delegates elected having voted in the affirmative, Senate Bill 1 was placed on Third Reading.


Senate Bill 1 – The President (By Request – Administration)

EMERGENCY BILL

SECOND PRINTING

AN ACT concerning

Congressional Districting Plan STATUS OF BILL: BILL ON 3RD READING. FLOOR AMENDMENT

AMENDMENTS TO SENATE BILL 1

(Third Reading File Bill – Second Printing) AMENDMENT NO. 1 On page 4, in line 12, strike “4120.00” and substitute “4102.00”. On page 5, in line 3, strike “4140.04” and substitute “4114.04”. AMENDMENT NO. 2 On page 8, in line 13, after “1000” insert “, 1002”. On page 10, in line 11, after the second “THROUGH” insert “1102, 1105 THROUGH”; in the same line, after the third “THROUGH” insert “1124, 1126, THROUGH”; and in line 23, after “THROUGH” insert “3002, 3004 THROUGH”. On page 11, in line 5, after the first “THROUGH” insert “1057, 1059 THROUGH”; in the same line, strike the first “AND”; in the same line, after the second “THROUGH” insert “1095, AND”; strike in their entirety lines 17 and 18; in lines 19 and 26, strike “(6)” and “(7)”, respectively, and substitute “(5)” and “(6)”, respectively; and in line 21, after “THROUGH” insert “1014 AND 1016 THROUGH”.

SB0001/573724/1 BY: House Rules and Executive Nominations Committee


On page 12, in lines 3, 7, 9, and 14, strike “(8)”, “(9)”, “(10)”, and “(11)”, respectively, and substitute “(7)”, “(8)”, “(9)”, and “(10)”, respectively. AMENDMENT NO. 3 On page 13, in line 18, after the first “THROUGH” insert “17,”. On page 20, in line 3, strike “7014.04” and substitute “7014.14”; in line 9, after “THROUGH” insert “1017 AND 1019 THROUGH”; and in line 26, strike “7016.04” and substitute “7016.01”. On page 21, in line 4, after the second “THROUGH” insert “2007,”; in line 12, strike the first “AND”; and in the same line, after “2000” insert “, 2001, AND 2003”. AMENDMENT NO. 4 On page 22, in line 7, after the first comma, insert “AND”; and in the same line, strike “, AND” and substitute “THROUGH”. On page 24, in line 19, strike “8010.04” and substitute “8011.04”. AMENDMENT NO. 5 On page 39, in line 17, strike “THROUGH” and substitute “, 1027, AND”; and in line 28, strike “7651.01” and substitute “7651.00”. On page 41, in line 9, strike “3001” and substitute “3000”. On page 42, in line 21, strike “AND”; and in the same line, after “3000” insert “, 3001, 3002, AND 3004”. The preceding 5 amendments were read and adopted. Delegate Minnick moved the previous question. The motion was adopted. Read the third time and passed by yeas and nays as follows:

Affirmative – 91 Negative – 46 (See Roll Call No. 31) The Bill was then returned to the Senate.


QUORUM CALL

The presiding officer announced a quorum call, showing 137 Members present.


ADJOURNMENT At 2:33 P.M. on motion of Delegate Barve the House adjourned until 10:30 A.M. on Thursday, October 20, 2011.

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Annapolis, Maryland Thursday, October 20, 2011

The House met at 10:37 A.M. and pledged Allegiance to the Flag. Prayer by Delegate Robert Costa of Anne Arundel County.


(See Roll Call No. 33) The Journal of October 18, 2011 was read and approved. EXCUSES: Del. Afzali – personal Del. Barkley – death of mother-in-law Del. Bobo – out of country Del. Cane – doctor’s appointment Del. Frush – personal Del. Harrison – personal Del. Hogan – personal Del. Hough – funeral Del. Kipke – personal Del. Krebs – personal Del. McDonough – business Del. W. Miller – recovering from surgery Del. Mizeur – personal Del. Rudolph – personal Del. Walker – personal

MESSAGE TO THE SENATE October 20, 2011 BY THE MAJORITY LEADER: LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE SENATE: We propose with your concurrence, that when the General Assembly adjourns October 20, 2011, it stands adjourned Sine Die.


We further propose the appointment of a Joint Committee, two on the part of the Senate and two on the part of the House, to wait upon his Excellency, The Governor of Maryland, to inform him that the General Assembly will adjourn Sine Die, in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and to inquire if he has any further communications to make to the General Assembly. We have appointed on the part of the House, Delegates Barve and O’Donnell. By Order, Mary Monahan Chief Clerk Read and adopted.

MESSAGE TO THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES

October 20, 2011 BY THE MAJORITY LEADER: LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES: We have received your message proposing that when the General Assembly adjourns October 20, 2011, it stands adjourned Sine Die. The Senate concurs therein. We agree to the Joint Committee to wait upon his Excellency, the Honorable Martin O’Malley, Governor of Maryland. The Senate appoints Senators Garagiola and Jacobs. By Order, William B.C. Addison, Jr. Secretary Read and ordered journalized.


(See Roll Call No. 34) At 10:39 A.M. on motion of Delegate Barve the House adjourned Sine Die.

House Rules are not available electronically.

Please see the printed House Journal.

Appendix I

Roll Calls

List of Excuses - 2011 Special Session

October 17 Del. Barkley - death of mother-in-law Del. Bobo - out of country Del. W. Miller - recovering from surgery

October 18 #1 Del. Alston - late - personal Del. Barkley - death of mother-in-law Del. Bobo - out of country Del. Bums - funeral Del. W. Miller - recovering from surgery

October 18 #2 Del. Barkley - death of mother-in-law Del. Bobo - out of country Del. Bums - funeral Del. McMillan - business Del. W. Miller - recovering from surgery

October 18 #3 Del. Barkley - death of mother-in-law Del. Barve - personal Del. Bobo - out of country Del. Clagett - business Del. Fisher - personal Del. Kipke - personal Del. McDonough - business Del. W. Miller - recovering from surgery Del. Serafini - personal Del. Wilson - personal

October 19 #1 Del. Barkley - death of mother-in-law Del. Bobo - out of country Del. Kipke - personal Del. McMillan - late - personal Del. W. Miller - recovering from surgery

October 19 #2 Del. Barkley - death of mother-in-law Del. Bobo - out of country Del. Donoghue - late - business Del. Kipke - personal Del. W. Miller - recovering from surgery

October 20 Del. Afzali - personal Del. Barkley - death of mother-in-law Del. Bobo - out of country Del. Cane - doctor's appointment Del. Frush - personal Del. Harrison - personal Del. Hogan - personal Del. Hough - funeral Del. Kipke - personal Del. Krebs - personal Del. McDonough - business Del. W. Miller - recovering from surgery Del. Mizeur - personal Del. Rudolph - personal Del. Walker - personal

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SEQ NO. 6

Presiding: Speaker Busch

130 Yeas Voting Yea - 130

Speaker Busch Davis

Afzali DeBoy

Alston Dumais Anderson Dwyer

Arora Elliott

Aumann Feldman Barnes Fisher

Barve Frank

Bates Frick

Beitzel Frush

Bohanan Gaines

Boteler George

Branch Gilchrist

Braveboy Glass

Bromwell Glenn

Bums Griffith

Cane Gutierrez

Cardin Guzzone

Maryland House of Delegates


Quorum

Calendar Date: Oct 17,20 II II : 33(AM)

Legislative Date: Oct 17, 20 II

o Nays 8 Not Voting o Excused 3 Absent

Howard McMillan Schulz

Hubbard Miller, A. Serafini

Hucker Minnick Simmons

Ivey Mitchell Smigiel

Jacobs Mizeur Sophocleus

James Morhaim Stein

Jameson Murphy Stifler

Jones Myers Stocksdale

Kach Nathan-Pulliam Stukes

Kaiser Niemann Summers

Kelly, A. Norman Szeliga

Kelly, K. O'Donnell Tarrant

Kipke Oaks Turner, F.

Kramer Olszewski Turner. V.

Krebs Otto Valderrama

Lafferty Parrott Valentino-Smith

Lee Pena-Melnyk Vallario

Love Pendergrass Vaughn

Carr Haddaway-Riccio Luedtke Proctor Vitale

Clagett Hammen Malone Ready Waldstreicher

Clippinger Harrison McComas Reznik Walker

Cluster Haynes McConkey Robinson, B. Washington

Conaway Healey McDermott Robinson, S. Weir

Conway Hershey McDonough Rosenberg Wilson

Costa Holmes McHale Ross Wood

Cullison Hough Mcintosh Schuh Zucker

Voting Nay - 0

Not Voting - 8

Beidle Donoghue Hixson Impallaria Rudolph

Carter Eckardt Hogan

Excused from Voting - 0

Excused (Absent) - 3

Barkley Bobo Miller, W.

2 *indicates vote change

SEQ NO. 7




Calendar Date: Oct 17,2011 II : 37(AM)

Legislative Date: Oct 17,2011

CONSENT CALENDAR OF 2011 VETOED HOUSE BILLS

Shall all the Bills pass notwithstanding the objections of the Chief Executive?

6 Yeas 125 Nays 7 Not Voting o Excused 3 Absent Voting Yea - 6

Dwyer Impallaria McDonough Parrott Smigiel Hershey

Voting Nay -125

Speaker Busch Costa Hough McMillan Schulz Afzali Cullison Howard Miller, A. Serafini Alston Davis Hubbard Mitchell Simmons Anderson DeBoy Hucker Mizeur Sophocleus Arora Dumais Ivey Morhaim Stein

Aumann Eckardt Jacobs Murphy Stiller

Barnes Elliott James Myers Stocksdale Barve Feldman Jameson Nathan-Pulliam Stukes Bates Fisher Jones Niemann Summers Beidle Frank Kach Norman Szeliga Beitzel Frick Kaiser O'Donnell Tarrant

Bohanan Frush Kelly,A. Oaks Turner, F.

Boteler George Kelly,K. Olszewski Turner, V.

Branch Gilchrist Kipke Otto Valderrama

Braveboy Glass Kramer Pen a-Melnyk Valentino-Smith

Bromwell Glenn Krebs Pendergrass Vallario

Burns Griffith Lafferty Proctor Vaughn

Cane Gutierrez Lee Ready Vitale

Cardin Guzzone Love Reznik Waldstreicher Carr Haddaway-Riccio Luedtke Robinson. B. Walker Clagett Hammen Malone Robinson, S. Washington Clippinger Harrison McComas Rosenberg Weir Cluster Haynes McDermott Ross Wilson Conaway Healey McHale Rudolph Wood Conway Holmes McIntosh Schuh Zucker

Not Voting - 7

Carter Gaines Hogan McConkey Minnick

Donoghue Hixson





SEQ NO. 8



Speaker Busch DeBoy Afzali Donoghue Alston Dumais Anderson Dwyer Arora Eckardt Aumann Elliott Barnes Feldman Barve Fisher Bates Frank Beidle Frick Beitzel Frush Bohanan George Boteler Gilchrist Branch Glass Braveboy Glenn Bromwell Griffith Burns Gutierrez Cane Guzzone

Maryland House of Delegates 2011 Special Session

Quorum

Calendar Date: Oct 17, 2011 12: 03(PM)

Legislative Date: Oct 17, 2011


Hough McIntosh Schuh Howard McMillan Schulz Hubbard Miller, A. Serafini Hucker Minnick Simmons Impallaria Mitchell Smigiel Ivey Mizeur Sophocleus Jacobs Morhaim Stein James Murphy Stifter Jameson Myers Stocksdale Jones Nathan-Pulliam Stukes Kach Niemann Summers Kaiser Norman Szeliga Kelly, A. O'Donnell Tarrant Kelly, K. Oaks Turner, F. Kipke Olszewski Turner, V. Kramer Otto Valderrama

Krebs Parrott Valentino-Smith Lafferty Pena-Melnyk Vallario

Cardin Haddaway-Riccio Lee Pendergrass Vaughn

Carr Hammen Love Proctor Vitale

Clagett Harrison Luedtke Ready Waldstreicher

Clippinger Haynes Malone Reznik Walker

Cluster Healey McComas Robinson. B. Washington

Conaway Hershey McConkey Robinson, S. Weir

Conway Hixson McDermott Rosenberg Wilson

Costa Hogan McDonough Ross Wood

Cullison Holmes McHale Rudolph Zucker Davis

Voting Nay - 0

Not Voting - 2

Carter Gaines





SEQ NO. 9



Speaker Busch Donoghue

Afzali Dumais

Anderson Dwyer

Arora Eckardt

Aumann Elliott

Barve Feldman

Bates Fisher

Beidle Frank

Beitzel Frick

Bohanan Frush Boteler Gaines Branch George Braveboy Gilchrist Bromwell Glass Cane Glenn

Cardin Griffith

Carr Guzzone



Quorum

Calendar Date: Oct IS, 20 I I 10: IS(AM)

Legislative Date: Oct IS, 2011


Howard Miller,A. Schulz

Hubbard Minnick Serafini

Hucker Mitchell Simmons

Impallaria Mizeur Smigiel

Ivey Morhaim Sophocleus

Jacobs Murphy Stein

James Myers Stifler

Jameson Nathan-Pulliam Stocksdale

Jones Niemann Stukes

Kach Norman Summers

Kaiser O'Donnell Szeliga Kelly, A. Oaks Tarrant Kelly, K. Olszewski Turner. F. Kipke Otto Turner. V. Kramer Parrott Valderrama

Krebs Pena-Melnyk Valentino-Smith

Lafferty Pendergrass Vallario

Carter Haddaway-Riccio Lee Proctor Vaughn

Clagett Hammen Love Ready Vitale

Clippinger Harrison Luedtke Reznik Waldstreicher

Cluster Haynes McComas Robinson, B. Walker

Conaway Healey McConkey Robinson, S. Washington

Conway Hershey McDermott Rosenberg Weir

Costa Hixson McDonough Ross Wilson

Cullison Hogan McHale Rudolph Wood

Davis Holmes McIntosh Schuh Zucker

DeBoy Hough McMillan

Voting Nay - 0

Not Voting - 3

Barnes Gutierrez Malone



Alston Barkley Bobo Burns Miller. W.


SEQ NO. 10



Speaker Busch DeBoy

Afzali Donoghue Alston Dumais Anderson Dwyer Arora Eckardt Aumann Elliott Barnes Feldman Barve Fisher Bates Frank

Beidle Frick Beitzel Frush Bohanan Gaines

Boteler George Branch Gilchrist Braveboy Glass Bromwell Glenn

Cane Griffith Cardin Gutierrez Carr Guzzone



Quorum

Calendar Date: Oct IS, 20 II 10 : 2S(AM)

Legislative Date: Oct IS, 2011

o Nays o Not Voting o Excused 4 Absent

Hough McIntosh Schuh Howard McMillan Schulz Hubbard Miller, A. Serafini

Hucker Minnick Simmons Impallaria Mitchell Smigiel Ivey Mizeur Sophocleus Jacobs Morhaim Stein James Murphy Stifler Jameson Myers Stocksdale

Jones Nathan-Pulliam Stukes

Kach Niemann Summers Kaiser Norman Szeliga Kelly, A. O'Donnell Tarrant Kelly, K. Oaks Turner. F. Kipke Olszewski Turner. V. Kramer Otto Valderrama Krebs Parrott Valentino-Smith Lafferty Pena-Melnyk Vallario Lee Pendergrass Vaughn

Carter Haddaway-Riccio Love Proctor Vitale

Clagett Hammen Luedtke Ready Waldstreicher Clippinger Harrison Malone Reznik Walker Cluster Haynes McComas Robinson. B. Washington Conaway Healey McConkey Robinson, S. Weir Conway Hershey McDermott Rosenberg Wilson

Costa Hixson McDonough Ross Wood Cullison Hogan McHale Rudolph Zucker Davis Holmes

Voting Nay - 0

Not Voting - 0



Barkley Bobo Bums Miller. W.


SEQ NO. 11



Quorum

Calendar Date: Oct 18, 2011 1 : 05(PM)


136 Yeas o Nays o Not Voting o Excused 5 Absent Voting Yea - 136

Speaker Busch DeBoy Holmes McHale Schuh Afzali Donoghue Hough Mcintosh Schulz Alston Dumais Howard Miller, A. Serafini Anderson Dwyer Hubbard Minnick Simmons Arora Eckardt Hucker Mitchell Smigiel Aumann Elliott Impallaria Mizeur Sophocleus Barnes Feldman Ivey Morhaim Stein Barve Fisher Jacobs Murphy Stifler Bates Frank James Myers Stocksdale Beidle Frick Jameson Nathan-Pulliam Stukes Beitzel Frush Jones Niemann Summers Bohanan Gaines Kach Norman Szeliga Boteler George Kaiser O'Donnell Tarrant Branch Gilchrist KelJy,A. Oaks Turner, F. Braveboy Glass KelJy,K. Olszewski Turner, V. Bromwell Glenn Kipke Otto Valderrama Cane Griffith Kramer Parrott Valentino-Smith Cardin Gutierrez Krebs Pena-Melnyk Vallario Carr Guzzone Lafferty Pendergrass Vaughn Carter Haddaway-Riccio Lee Proctor Vitale Clagett Hammen Love Ready Waldstreicher Clippinger Harrison Luedtke Reznik Walker Cluster Haynes Malone Robinson, B. Washington Conaway Healey McComas Robinson, S. Weir Conway Hershey McConkey Rosenberg Wilson Costa Hixson McDermott Ross Wood Cullison Hogan McDonough Rudolph Zucker Davis

Voting Nay - 0

Not Voting - 0



Barkley Bobo Burns McMillan Miller, W.


SEQ NO. 12



Speaker Busch DeBoy

Afzali Donoghue Alston Dumais

Anderson Dwyer

Arora Eckardt

Aumann Elliott Barnes Feldman Barve Fisher

Bates Frank Beidle Frick

Beitzel Frush

Bohanan Gaines Boteler George Branch Gilchrist Braveboy Glass

Bromwell Glenn Cane Griffith Cardin Gutierrez

Carr Guzzone



Quorum

Calendar Date: Oct 18, 20 II I : 14(PM)



Holmes McHale Schuh

Hough Mcintosh Schulz

Howard Miller, A. Serafini

Hubbard Minnick Simmons

Hucker Mitchell Smigiel

lmpallaria Mizeur Sophocleus Ivey Morhaim Stein

Jacobs Murphy Stifter

James Myers Stocksdale

Jameson Nathan-Pulliam Stukes

Jones Niemann Summers

Kach Norman Szeliga

Kaiser O'Donnell Tarrant Kelly, A. Oaks Turner. F. Kelly, K. Olszewski Turner, V.

Kipke Otto Valderrama

Kramer Parrott Valentino-Smith

Krebs Pen a-Melnyk Vallario

Lafferty Pendergrass Vaughn

Carter Haddaway-Riccio Lee Proctor Vitale

Clagett Hammen Love Ready Waldstreicher

Clippinger Harrison Luedtke Reznik Walker

Cluster Haynes Malone Robinson. B. Washington

Conaway Healey McComas Robinson, S. Weir

Conway Hershey McConkey Rosenberg Wilson

Costa Hixson McDermott Ross Wood

Cullison Hogan McDonough Rudolph Zucker

Davis

Voting Nay - 0

Not Voting - 0



Barkley Bobo Burns McMillan Miller. W.


SEQ NO. 13


126 Yeas

Voting Yea - 126

Speaker Busch Dwyer Afzali Eckardt Alston Elliott Anderson Feldman Arora Frank Aumann Frick Barnes Frush Beitzel Gaines Bohanan George Boteler Gilchrist Branch Glass Braveboy Glenn Burns Griffith Cane Gutierrez Cardin Guzzone



Quorum

Calendar Date: Oct 18.20 II 5 : 14(PM)

Legislative Date: Oct 18.20 II


Howard McMillan Rudolph Hubbard Miller. A. Schuh Hucker Minnick Schulz Impallaria Mitchell Simmons Ivey Mizeur Smigiel Jacobs Morhaim Sophoclcus James Murphy Stein Jameson Myers Stiner Jones Nathan-Pulliam Stocksdale Kach Niemann Stukes Kaiser Norman Summers Kelly. A. O'Donnell Szeliga Kelly. K. Oaks Turner. F. Kramer Olszewski Turner. V. Krebs Otto Valderrama

Carr Haddaway-Riccio Lafferty Parrott Valentino-Smith Clippinger Hammen Lee Pena-Melnyk Vallario Cluster Harrison Love Pendergrass Vaughn Conaway Haynes Luedtke Proctor Vitale Conway Healey Malone Ready Waldstreicher Costa Hershey McComas Reznik Walker Cullison Hixson McConkey Robinson. B. Washington Davis Hogan McDermott Robinson. S. Weir DeBoy Holmes McHale Rosenberg Wood Donoghue Hough Mcintosh Ross Zucker Dumais

Voting Nay - 0

Not Voting - 5

Bates Beidle Bromwell Carter Tarrant


Excused (Absent) - IO

Barkley Bobo Fisher McDonough Serafini Barve Clagett Kipke Miller. W. Wilson

*indicate~ vote change

SEQ NO. 14


58 1



House Rules Report No. 2 The President

Congressional Districting Plan

Calendar Date: Oct 18, 20 II 5 : 15(PM)


(HRU)

(Emerg) Motion to suspend rules and allow 2 Rdgs on 1 Day

118 Yeas 8 Nays 5 Not Voting 0 Excused 10 Absent Voting Yea -118

Speaker Busch Afzali Alston Anderson Arora Aumann Barnes Bates Beitzel Bohanan Boteler Branch Burns Cane Cardin Carr Clippinger Cluster Conaway Conway Costa Cullison Davis DeBoy

Voting Nay - 8

Dwyer George

Not Voting - 5

Beidle



Barkley Barve

Donoghue Dumais Eckardt Elliott Feldman Frank Frick Frush Gaines Gilchrist Glass Glenn Griffith Gutierrez Guzzone Haddaway-Riccio Hammen Harrison Haynes Healey Hershey Hixson Hogan Holmes

Impallaria McComas

Braveboy

Bobo Clagett

Hough Howard Hubbard Hucker Ivey Jacobs lames Jameson lones Kach Kaiser Kelly, A. Kelly,K. Kramer Krebs Lafferty Lee Love Luedtke Malone McConkey McDermott McHale McIntosh

McMillan Parrott

Bromwell

Fisher Kipke


Miller, A. Minnick Mitchell Mizeur Morhaim Murphy Myers Nathan-Pulliam Niemann Norman O'Donnell Oaks Olszewski Otto Pena-Melnyk Pendergrass Proctor Reznik Robinson, B. Robinson, S. Rosenberg Ross Rudolph

Ready

Carter

McDonough Miller, W.

Schuh Schulz Simmons Sophocleus· Stein Stifler Stocksdale Stukes Summers Szeliga Turner, F. Turner, v. Valderrama Valentino-Smith Vallario Vaughn Vitale Waldstreicher Walker Washington Weir Wood Zucker

Smigiel

Tarrant

Serafini Wilson

SEQ NO. 15


Calendar Date: Oct 18, 20 I I 5 : 17(PM)

Legislative Date: Oct 18, 20 I I



House Rules Report No. 2 58 2 Montgomery Co. Sens et al Montgomery County - Board of Education Districts - Redistricting Plan

(HRU) Residence


122 Yeas 1 Nays 8 Not Voting 0 Excused 10 Absent Voting Yea -122

Speaker Busch Afzali Alston Anderson Arora Aumann Barnes Bates Beitzel Bohanan Boteler Branch Burns Cane Cardin Carr Clippinger Cluster Conaway Conway Costa Cullison Davis DeBoy Donoghue

Voting Nay - 1

Impallaria

Not Voting - 8

Beidle

Dumais Dwyer Eckardt Elliott Feldman Frank Frick Frush Gaines George Gilchrist Glass Glenn Griffith Gutierrez Haddaway-Riccio Hammen Harrison Haynes Healey Hershey Hixson Hogan Holmes Hough

Bromwell Braveboy Carter



Barkley Barve

Bobo Clagett

Howard Hubbard Hucker Ivey Jacobs James Jameson Jones Kach Kaiser Kelly, A.

Kelly, K. Kramer Krebs Lafferty Lee Love Luedtke Malone McComas McConkey McDermott McfIale McIntosh

Guzzone

Mizeur

Fisher Kipke


McMillan Miller, A. Minnick Mitchell Morhaim Murphy Myers Nathan-Pulliam Niemann Norman O'Donnell Oaks Olszewski Otto Parrott Pena-Melnyk Pendergrass Proctor Ready Reznik Robinson, B. Robinson, S. Rosenberg Ross

Szeliga


Rudolph Schuh Schulz Simmons Smigiel Sophocleus Stein Stifler Stocksdale Stukes Summers Turner, F. Turner, V. Valderrama Valentino-Smith Vallario Vaughn Vitale Waldstreicher Walker Washington Weir Wood Zucker

Tarrant

Serafini Wilson

SEQ NO. 16


58 3



House Rules Report No. 2 PG Co. Senators et al

Prince George's County School Board -Redistricting

Calendar Date: Oct 18, 20 II 5 : 18(PM)


(HRU)


125 Yeas 2 Nays 4 Not Voting 0 Excused 10 Absent Voting Yea - 125

Speaker Busch Afzali Alston Anderson Arora Aumann Barnes Bates Beitzel Bohanan Boteler Branch Braveboy Bums Cane Cardin Carr Clippinger Cluster Conaway Conway Costa Cullison Davis DeBoy

Voting Nay - 2

Dwyer

Not Voting - 4

Beidle



Barkley Barve

Donoghue Dumais Eckardt Elliott Feldman Frank Frick Frush Gaines George Gilchrist Glass Glenn Griffith Gutierrez Guzzone Haddaway-Riccio Hammen Harrison Haynes Healey Hershey Hixson Hogan Holmes

Smigiel

Bromwell

Bobo Clagett

Hough Howard Hubbard Hucker Impallaria Ivey Jacobs James Jameson Jones Kach Kaiser Kelly, A.

Kelly,K. Kramer Krebs Lafferty Lee Love Luedtke Malone McComas McConkey McDermott McHale

Carter

Fisher Kipke


McIntosh McMillan Miller,A. Minnick Mitchell Mizeur Morhaim Murphy Myers Nathan-Pu II iam Niemann Norman O'Donnell Oaks Olszewski Otto Parrott Pena-Melnyk Pendergrass Proctor Ready Reznik Robinson. B. Robinson. S. Rosenberg

Tarrant


Ross Rudolph Schuh Schulz Simmons Sophocleus Stein Stifler Stocksdale Stukes Summers Szeliga Turner, F. Turner. V. Valderrama Valentino-Smith Vallario Vaughn Vitale Waldstreicher Walker Washington Weir Wood Zucker

Serafini Wilson

SEQ NO. 17


127 Yeas

Voting Yea - 127

Speaker Busch Dumais Af"zali Dwyer Alston Eckardt Anderson Elliott Arora Feldman Aumann Frank Barnes Frick Bates Frush Beitzel Gaines Bohanan George Boteler Gilchrist Branch Glass Braveboy Glenn Burns Gritlith Cane Gutierrez Cardin Guzzonc



Quorum

Calendar Date: Oct 18.20 II 5 : 21 (PM)

Legislative Date: Oct 18.20 I I


Howard McMillan Rudolph lIubbard Miller. A. Schuh Hucker Minnick Schulz Impallaria Mitchell Simmons Ivey Mizcur Smigiel Jacobs Morhaim Sophocleus James Murphy Stein Jameson Myers Stiller Jones Nathan-Pulliam Stocksdale Kach Niemann Stukes Kaiser Norman Summers Kelly. A. O'Donnell Szeliga Kelly. K. Oaks Turner. f. Kramer Olszewski Turner. V. Krebs Otto Valderrama Lafferty Parrott Valentino-Smith

Carr Haddaway-R iccio Lee Pena-Melnyk Vallario Clippinger Hammen Love Pendergrass Vaughn Cluster Harrison Luedtke Proctor Vitale Conaway Haynes Malone Ready Waldstreicher Conway Healey McComas Reznik Walker Costa Hershey McConkey Robinson. B. Washington Cullison Hixson McDermott Robinson. S. Weir Davis Hogan McHale Rosenberg Wood DeBoy Hohnes Mcintosh Ross Zucker Donoghue Hough

Voting Nay - 0

Not Voting - 4

Beidle Bromwell Carter Tarrant



Barkley Bobo Fisher McDonough Serafini Barve Clagett Kipke Miller. W. Wilson


SEQ NO. 18




Quorum

Calendar Date: Oct 19,20 II 10: 14(AM)


135 Yeas o Nays 1 Not Voting o Excused 5 Absent Voting Yea - 135

Speaker Busch Davis Hogan McHale Schuh Afzali DeBoy Holmes Mcintosh Schulz Alston Donoghue Hough Miller,A. Serafini Anderson Dumais Howard Minnick Simmons Arora Dwyer Hubbard Mitchell Smigiel Aumann Eckardt Hucker Mizeur Sophocleus Barnes Elliott Impallaria Morhaim Stein Barve Feldman Ivey Murphy Stifler Bates Fisher Jacobs Myers Stocksdale Beidle Frank James Nathan-Pulliam Stukes Beitzel Frick Jameson Niemann Summers Bohanan Frush Jones Norman Szeliga Boteler Gaines Kach O'Donnell Tarrant Branch George Kaiser Oaks Turner, F. Braveboy Gilchrist Kelly, A. Olszewski Turner, V. Bromwell Glass Kelly, K. Otto Valderrama Canc Glenn Kramer Parrott Valentino-Smith

Cardin Griffith Krebs Pena-Melnyk Vallario Carr Gutierrez Lafferty Pendergrass Vaughn Carter Guzzone Lee Proctor Vitale Clagett Haddaway-Riccio Love Ready Waldstreicher Clippinger Hammen Luedtke Reznik Walker Cluster Harrison Malone Robinson, B. Washington Conaway Haynes McComas Robinson, S. Weir Conway Healey McConkey Rosenberg Wilson Costa Hershey McDermott Ross Wood Cullison Hixson McDonough Rudolph Zucker

Voting Nay - 0

Not Voting - 1

Burns



Barkley Bobo Kipke McMillan Miller, W.


SEQ NO. 19




Special Orders

CaJendar Date: Oct 19,2011 10: 16(AM)


58 2 Montgomery Co. Sens et al (HRU) Montgomery County - Board of Education Residence Districts - Redistricting Plan


132 Yeas o Nays 4 Not Voting 0 Excused 5 Absent Voting Yea - 132

Speaker Busch Davis Hogan McHale Schuh Afzali DeBoy Holmes Mcintosh Schulz Alston Donoghue Hough Miller. A. Serafini Anderson Dumais Howard Minnick Simmons Arora Dwyer Hubbard Mitchell Sophocleus Aumann Eckardt Hucker Morhaim Stein Barnes Elliott Impallaria Murphy Stiner Barve Feldman Ivey Myers Stocksdale Bates Fisher Jacobs Nathan-Pulliam Stukes Beidle Frank James Niemann Summers Beitzel Frick Jameson Norman Szeliga Bohanan Frush .Iones O'Donnell Tarrant Boteler Gaines Kach Oaks Turner. F.

BraJ1l.:h George Kaiser Olszewski Turner. V. Braveboy Gilchrist Kelly, A. Otto Valderrama

Bromwell Glass Kelly. K. Parrott Valentino-Smith

Cane Glenn Kramer Pena-Melnyk Vallario

Cardin Griffith Krebs Pendergrass Vaughn

Carr Gutierrez Lafferty Proctor Vitale

Carter Guzzone Lee Ready \Valdstreicher

Clagett Haddaway-Riccio Love Reznik Walker

Clippinger Hammen Luedtke Robinson, B. Washington

Cluster Harrison McComas Robinson, S. Weir

Conaway Haynes McConkey Rosenberg Wilson

Conway Healey McDermott Ross Wood

Costa Hershey McDonough Rudolph Zucker Cullison Hixson

Votina Nav - 0 b •

Not Voting - 4

Burns Malone Mizeur Smigiel



Barkley Bobo Kipke McMillan Miller. W.


SEQ NO. 20




Special Orders 58 2 Montgomery Co. Sens et al Montgomery County - Board of Education Districts - Redistricting Plan ON THIRD READING (Rules Suspended)

Calendar Date: Oct 19,2011 10: 16(AM)


(HRU) Residence

(Emerg)


Speaker Busch Davis Hogan McHale Schulz

Afzali DeBoy Holmes McIntosh Serafini

Alston Donoghue Hough Miller, A. Simmons

Anderson Dumais Howard Minnick Smigiel

Arora Dwyer Hubbard Mitchell Sophocleus

Aumann Eckardt Hucker Morhaim Stein

Barnes Elliott Impallaria Murphy Stifler

Barve Feldman Ivey Myers Stocksdale

Bates Fisher Jacobs Nathan-Pulliam Stukes

Bcidle Frank James Niemann Summers

Beitzel Frick Jameson Norman Szeliga

Bohanan Frush Jones O'Donnell Tarrant

Boteler Gaines Kach Oaks Turner, F.

Branch George Kaiser Olszewski Turner, V.

Braveboy Gilchrist Kelly, A. Otto Valderrama

Bromwell Glass Kelly, K. Parrott Valentino-Smith

Cane Glenn Kramer Pena-Melnyk Vallario

Cardin Griffith Krebs Pendergrass Vaughn

Carr Gutierrez Lafferty Proctor Vitale

Carter Guzzone Lee Ready Waldstreicher

Clagett Haddaway-Riccio Love Reznik Walker

Clippinger Hammen Luedtke Robinson, B. Washington

Cluster Harrison Malone Robinson, S. Weir

Conaway Haynes McComas Rosenberg Wilson

Conway Healey McConkey Ross Wood

Costa Hershey McDermott Rudolph Zucker

Cullison Hixson McDonough Schuh

Voting Nay - 0

Not Voting - 2

Burns Mizeur



Barkley Bobo Kipke McMillan Miller, W.


SEQ NO. 21


58 1



Special Orders The President


Favorable adp - ON 2ND RDG Motion to Special Order

Calendar Date: Oct 19,2011 10: 36(AM)


(HRU)

(Emerg)

41 Yeas 92 Nays 4 Not Voting o Excused 4 Absent Voting Yea - 41

Afzali Elliott Hough McDonough Schuh

Aumann Fisher Impallaria McMillan Schulz

Bates Frank Jacobs Myers Serafini

Beitzel George Kach Norman Smigiel

Boteler Glass Krebs O'Donnell Stifler

Cluster Haddaway-Riccio McComas Otto Stocksdale

Costa Hershey McConkey Parrott Szeliga

Dwyer Hogan McDermott Ready Vitale

Eckardt

Voting Nay - 92

Speaker Busch Davis Howard Miller. A. Simmons

Anderson DeBoy Hubbard Minnick Sophocleus

Arora Donoghue Hucker Mitchell Stein

Barnes Dumais Ivey Mizeur Stukes

Barve Feldman James Morhaim Summers

Beidle Frick Jameson Murphy Tarrant

Bohanan Frush Jones Nathan-Pulliam Turner. F.

Branch Gaines Kaiser Niemann Valderrama

Braveboy Gilchrist Kelly, A. Oaks Valentino-Smith

Bromwell Glenn Kelly, K. Olszewski Vallario

Burns Griffith Kramer Pen a-Melnyk Vaughn

Cane Gutierrez Lafferty Proctor Waldstreicher

Cardin Guzzone Lee Reznik Walker

Carr Hammen Love Robinson, B. Washington

Clagett Harrison Luedtke Robinson, S. Weir

Clippinger Haynes Malone Rosenberg Wilson

Conaway Healey McHale Ross Wood

Conway Hixson McIntosh Rudolph Zucker

Cullison Holmes

Not Voting - 4

Alston Carter Pendergrass Turner, V.



Barkley Bobo Kipke Miller, W.


SEQ NO. 22


S8 1





Favorable adp - ON 2ND RDG FLA Minority Leader /503327/2

Calendar Date: Oct 19,2011 II : 49(AM)

Legislative Date: Oct IS, 20 II

(HRU)

(Emerg)

41 Yeas 96 Nays o Not Voting o Excused 4 Absent Voting Yea - 41

Afzali Elliott Hough McMillan Schulz

Aumann Fisher Impallaria Myers Serafini

Bates Frank Jacobs Norman Smigiel

Beitzel George Kach O'Donnell Stifler

Boteler Glass Krebs Otto Stocksdale

Cluster Haddaway-Riccio McComas Parrott Szeliga

Costa Hershey McConkey Ready Vitale

Dwyer Hogan McDermott Schuh Wood

Eckardt

Voting Nay - 96

Speaker Busch Cullison Holmes Mcintosh Rudolph

Alston Davis Howard Miller, A. Simmons

Anderson DeBoy Hubbard Minnick SophocIeus

Arora Donoghue Hucker Mitchell Stein

Barnes Dumais Ivey Mizeur Stukes

Barve Feldman James Morhaim Summers

Beidle Frick Jameson Murphy Tarrant

Bohanan Frush Jones Nathan-Pulliam Turner, F.

Branch Gaines Kaiser Niemann Turner, V.

Braveboy Gilchrist Kelly, A. Oaks Valderrama

Bromwell Glenn Kelly, K. Olszewski Valentino-Smith

Burns Griffith Kramer Pena-Melnyk Vallario

Cane Gutierrez Lafferty Pendergrass Vaughn

Cardin Guzzone Lee Proctor Waldstreicher

Carr Hammen Love Reznik Walker

Carter Harrison Luedtke Robinson, B. Washington

Clagett Haynes Malone Robinson, S. Weir

Clippinger Healey McDonough Rosenberg Wilson

Conaway Hixson McHale Ross Zucker

Conway

Not Voting - 0





SEQ NO. 23


58 1





Favorable adp - ON 2ND RDG FLA Del. Parrott /963421/2

Calendar Date: Oct 19,2011 12: 23(PM)


(HRU)

(Emerg)

40 Yeas 97 Nays o Not Voting o Excused 4 Absent Voting Yea - 40

Afzali Eckardt Hogan McDermott Schuh Aumann Elliott Hough McMillan Schulz Bates Fisher Impallaria Myers Serafini Beitzel Frank Jacobs Norman Smigiel Boteler George Kach O'Donnell Stifter Cluster Glass Krebs Otto Stocksdale Costa Haddaway-Riccio McComas Parrott Szeliga Dwyer Hershey McConkey Ready Vitale

Voting Nay - 97

Speaker Busch Cullison Howard Miller, A. Simmons Alston Davis Hubbard Minnick Sophocleus Anderson DeBoy Hucker Mitchell Stein Arora Donoghue Ivey Mizeur Stukes Barnes Dumais James Morhaim Summers Barve Feldman Jameson Murphy Tarrant Beidle Frick Jones Nathan-Pulliam Turner, F. Bohanan Frush Kaiser Niemann Turner, V.

Branch Gaines Kelly, A. Oaks Valderrama Braveboy Gilchrist Kelly, K. Olszewski Valentino-Smith Bromwell Glenn Kramer Pena-Melnyk Vallario Bums Griffith Lafferty Pendergrass Vaughn Cane Gutierrez Lee Proctor Waldstreicher

Cardin Guzzone Love Reznik Walker Carr Hammen Luedtke Robinson, B. Washington Carter Harrison Malone Robinson, S. Weir Clagett Haynes McDonough Rosenberg Wilson Clippinger Healey McHale Ross Wood

Conaway Hixson McIntosh Rudolph Zucker Conway Holmes

Not Voting - 0





SEQ NO. 24


SB 1





Favorable adp - ON 2ND RDG FLA Del. Smigiel /933729/2

Calendar Date: Oct 19,20 II 12: 27(PM)


(HRU)

(Emerg)


Afzali Eckardt

Aumann Elliott

Bates Fisher

Beitzel Frank Boteler George Cluster Glass

Costa Haddaway-Riccio

Dwyer Hershey

Voting Nay - 96

Speaker Busch Davis

Anderson DeBoy

Arora Donoghue

Barnes Dumais

Barve Feldman

Beidle Frick

Bohanan Frush Branch Gaines Braveboy Gilchrist Bromwell Glenn

Bums Griffith

Cane Gutierrez

Cardin Guzzone

Carr Hammen Carter Harrison

Clagett Haynes

Clippinger Healey

Conaway Hixson

Conway Holmes Cullison

Not Voting - 1

Oaks


Alston


Barkley Bobo

Hogan Hough

Jacobs Kach Krebs McComas McConkey McDermott

Howard

Hubbard Hucker Impallaria Ivey James Jameson Jones Kaiser Kelly, A. Kelly, K.

Kramer

Lafferty Lee

Love Luedtke Malone McDonough

McHale

Kipke


McMillan Myers Norman O'Donnell

Otto Parrott Ready

Schuh

McIntosh Miller, A. Minnick Mitchell Mizeur Morhaim Murphy Nathan-Pulliam Niemann Olszewski Pena-Melnyk

Pendergrass

Proctor Reznik Robinson, B.

Robinson. S. Rosenberg Ross Rudolph

Miller, W.

Schulz Serafini Smigiel Stifler Stocksdale Szeliga Vitale

Simmons Sophocleus Stein Stukes Summers Tarrant Turner, F.

Turner. V. Valderrama

Valentino-Smith Vallario

Vaughn Waldstreicher Walker

Washington Weir Wilson

Wood Zucker

SEQ NO. 25


SB 1





Favorable adp - ON 2ND RDG FLA Del. Gutierrez /593222/1

26 Yeas 107 Nays 4 Not Voting Voting Yea - 26

Afzali Costa Gutierrez Alston Dwyer Hough Barnes Frush Kelly, A. Brayeboy George McConkey Carr Glass McDermott Carter

Voting Nay - 107

Speaker Busch Donoghue Hubbard Anderson Dumais Hucker Arora Eckardt Impallaria Aumann Elliott Iyey Barye Feldman Jacobs Bates Fisher James Beitzel Frank Jameson Bohanan Frick Jones Boteler Gaines Kach Branch Gilchrist Kaiser Bromwell Glenn Kelly, K.

Burns Griffith Kramer Cane Guzzone Lafferty Cardin Haddaway-Riccio Lee Clagett Hammen Love Clippinger Harrison Luedtke Cluster Haynes Malone

Conaway Healey McComas Conway Hershey McDonough Cullison Hixson McHale Davis Hogan McIntosh DeBoy Holmes

Not Voting - 4

Beidle Howard Krebs



Barkley Bobo Kipke

21

Calendar Date: Oct 19, 20 II I : 03(PM)


(HRU)

(Emerg)

o Excused 4 Absent

Norman Schuh

Otto Serafini

Parrott Simmons

Pena-Melnyk Smigiel Ready Vitale

McMillan Schulz Miller, A. Sophocleus Minnick Stein Mitchell Stifler Mizeur Stocksdale Morhaim Stukes Murphy Summers Myers Szeliga

Nathan-Pulliam Tarrant Niemann Turner, V. O'Donnell Valderrama

Oaks Valentino-Smith Olszewski Vallario Pendergrass Vaughn Proctor Waldstreicher Reznik Walker Robinson, B. Washington Robinson, S. Weir Rosenberg Wilson

Ross Wood Rudolph Zucker

Turner, F.

Miller, W.

*indicates vote change

SEQ NO. 26



Speaker Busch Davis

Afzali DeBoy Alston Donoghue Anderson Dumais Arora Dwyer Aumann Eckardt Barnes Elliott Barve Feldman

Bates Fisher Beidle Frank Beitzel Frick Bohanan Frush Boteler Gaines Branch George Braveboy Gilchrist Bromwell Glass Burns Glenn Cane Griffith Cardin Guzzone



Quorum

Calendar Date: Oct 19,2011 I : II (PM)



Holmes McIntosh Schuh Hough McMillan Schulz Howard Miller, A. Serafini Hubbard Minnick Simmons Hucker Mitchell Smigiel Impallaria Mizeur Sophocleus Ivey Morhaim Stein Jacobs Murphy Stifler

James Myers Stocksdale Jameson Nathan-Pulliam Stukes

Jones Niemann Summers Kach Norman Szeliga Kaiser O'Donnell Tarrant Kelly, A. Oaks Turner, F. Kelly, K. Olszewski Turner, V. Kramer Otto Valderrama Krebs Parrott Valentino-Smith Lafferty Pena-Melnyk Vallario Lee Pendergrass Vaughn

Carr Haddaway-Riccio Love Proctor Vitale Carter Hammen Luedtke Ready Waldstreicher Clagett Harrison Malone Reznik Walker Clippinger Haynes McComas Robinson, B. Washington Cluster Healey McConkey Robinson, S. Weir Conaway Hershey McDermott Rosenberg Wilson Conway Hixson McDonough Ross Wood Costa Hogan McHale Rudolph Zucker Cullison

Voting Nay - 0

Not Voting - 1

Gutierrez





SEQ NO. 27



Speaker Busch Davis

Afzali DeBoy Alston Dumais Anderson Dwyer Arora Eckardt Aumann Elliott Barnes Feldman Barve Fisher Bates Frank Beidle Frick Beitzel Frush

Bohanan Gaines Boteler George

Branch Gilchrist Braveboy Glass Bromwell Glenn Burns Griffith Cane Gutierrez Cardin Guzzone



Quorum

Calendar Date: Oct 19,20 11 1 : 44(PM)

Legislative Date: Oct I 8, 20 I 1


Holmes McIntosh Schuh

Hough McMillan Schulz Howard Miller, A. Serafini



Impallaria Mizeur SophocIeus

Ivey Morhaim Stein

Jacobs Murphy Stit1er James Myers Stocksdale

Jameson Nathan-Pulliam Stukes Jones Niemann Summers

Kach Norman Szeliga

Kaiser O'Donnell Tarrant Kelly, A. Oaks Turner, F. Kelly,K. Olszewski Turner, V.

Kramer Otto Valderrama

Krebs Parrott Valentino-Smith Lafferty Pena-Melnyk Vallario

Lee Pendergrass Vaughn

Carr Haddaway-Riccio Love Proctor Vitale

Carter Hammen Luedtke Ready Waldstreicher

Clagett Harrison Malone Reznik Walker

Clippinger Haynes McComas Robinson, B. Washington

Cluster Healey McConkey Robinson, S. Weir

Conaway Hershey McDermott Rosenberg Wilson

Conway Hixson McDonough Ross Wood Costa Hogan McHale Rudolph Zucker Cullison

Voting Nay - 0

Not Voting - 0



Barkley Bobo Donoghue Kipke Miller, W.


SEQ NO. 28



Calendar Date: Oct 19, 201 1 1 : 45(PM)

Legislative Date: Oct 18, 201 1

5B 3 Third Reading (SB) Calendar No.1 PG Co. Senators et al (HRU)

Prince George's County School Board -Redistricting Motion to suspend rules and allow 2 Rdgs on 1 Day (Emerg)


Speaker Busch Davis Holmes McIntosh Schuh Afzali DeBoy Hough McMillan Schulz Alston Dumais Howard Miller, A. Serafini Anderson Dwyer Hubbard Minnick Simmons Arora Eckardt Hucker Mitchell Smigiel Aumann Elliott Impallaria Mizeur Sophocleus

Barnes Feldman Ivey Morhaim Stein

Barve Fisher Jacobs Murphy Stifler

Bates Frank James Myers Stocksdale

Beidle Frick Jameson Nathan-Pulliam Stukes

Beitzel Frush Jones Niemann Summers

Bohanan Gaines Kach Norman Szeliga

Boteler George Kaiser O'Donnell Tarrant

Braveboy Gilchrist Kelly,A. Oaks Turner, F.

Bromwell Glass Kelly, K. Olszewski Turner. V.

Burns Glenn Kramer Otto Valderrama

Cane Griffith Krebs Parrott Valentino-Smith

Cardin Gutierrez Lafferty Pena-Melnyk Vallario

Carr Guzzone Lee Pendergrass Vaughn

Carter Haddaway-Riccio Love Proctor Vitale

Clagett Hammen Luedtke Ready Waldstreicher

Clippinger Harrison Malone Reznik Walker

Cluster Haynes McComas Robinson, B. Washington

Conaway Healey McConkey Robinson, S. Weir

Conway Hershey McDermott Rosenberg Wilson

Costa Hixson McDonough Ross Wood

Cullison Hogan McHale Rudolph Zucker

Voting Nay - 0

Not Voting - 1

Branch



Barkley Bobo Donoghue Kipke Miller. W.


SEQ NO. 29




Calendar Date: Oct 19,2011 I : 46(PM)


58 3 Third Reading (SB) Calendar No.1 PG Co. Senators et al (HRU)

Prince George's County School Board -Redistricting ON THIRD READING (Rules Suspended)

(Emerg)

135 Yeas o Nays 1 Not Voting 0 Excused 5 Absent Voting Yea - 135

Speaker Busch Davis Holmes McIntosh Schuh Afzali DeBoy Hough McMillan Schulz Alston Dumais Howard Miller, A. Serafini Anderson Dwyer Hubbard Minnick Simmons Arora Eckardt Hucker Mitchell Smigiel Aumann Elliott Impallaria Mizeur Sophocleus Barnes Feldman Ivey Morhaim Stein Barve Fisher Jacobs Murphy Stifter Bates Frank James Myers Stocksdale Beidle Frick Jameson Nathan-Pulliam Stukes Beitzel Frush Jones Niemann Summers Bohanan Gaines Kach Norman Szeliga Boteler George Kaiser O'Donnell Tarrant Braveboy Gilchrist Kelly, A. Oaks Turner, F. Bromwell Glass Kelly, K. Olszewski Turner. V. Bums Glenn Kramer Otto Valderrama Cane Griffith Krebs Parrott Valentino-Smith Cardin Gutierrez Lafferty Pena-Melnyk Vallario Carr Guzzone Lee Pendergrass Vaughn Carter Haddaway-Riccio Love Proctor Vitale Clagett Hammen Luedtke Ready Waldstreicher Clippinger Harrison Malone Reznik Walker Cluster Haynes McComas Robinson, B. Washington Conaway Healey McConkey Robinson, S. Weir Conway Hershey McDermott Rosenberg Wilson Costa Hixson McDonough Ross Wood Cullison Hogan McHale Rudolph Zucker

Voting Nay - 0

Not Voting - 1

Branch



Barkley Bobo Donoghue Kipke Miller, W.


SEQ NO. 30


S8 1



Calendar Date: Oct 19,2011 I : 46(PM)


Third Reading (5S) Calendar No.2 The President (HRU)


Motion to suspend rules and allow 2 Rdgs on 1 Day (Emerg)


Speaker Busch Davis Howard Minnick Serafini Afzali DeBoy Hubbard Mitchell Simmons Anderson Dumais Hucker Mizeur Sophocleus Arora Eckardt Ivey Morhaim Stein Aumann Elliott Jacobs Murphy Stitler Barnes Feldman James Myers Stocksdale

Barve Frank Jameson Nathan-Pulliam Stukes Bates Frick Jones Niemann Summers Beidle Frush Kach Norman Szeliga Bohanan Gaines Kaiser O'Donnell Tarrant Boteler George Kelly, A. Oaks Turner, F. Braveboy Gilchrist Kelly,K. Olszewski Turner, V. Bromwell Glenn Kramer Otto Valderrama Burns Griffith Krebs Pena-Melnyk Valentino-Smith Cane Gutierrez Lafferty Pendergrass Vallario Cardin Guzzone Lee Proctor Vaughn Carr Haddaway-Riccio Love Reznik Vitale Carter Hammen Luedtke Robinson, B. Waldstreicher Clagett Harrison Malone Robinson, S. Walker Clippinger Haynes McConkey Rosenberg Washington Cluster Healey McDermott Ross Weir Conaway Hershey McHale Rudolph Wilson Conway Hixson McIntosh Schuh Wood Costa Hogan McMillan Schulz Zucker Cullison Holmes Miller, A.

Voting Nay - 12

Alston Fisher Impallaria McDonough Ready Beitzel Glass McComas Parrott Smigiel Dwyer Hough

Not Voting - 1

Branch



Barkley Bobo Donoghue Kipke Miller. W.


SEQ NO. 31




Calendar Date: Oct 19,20 II 2 : 24(PM)

Legislative Date: Oct 18,20 II

SB 1 Third Reading (SB) Calendar No.2 The President (HRU)


ON THIRD READING (Rules Suspended) (Emerg/Amend)

91 Yeas 46 Nays o Not Voting 0 Excused 4 Absent Voting Yea - 91

Speaker Busch Anderson Arora Barnes Barye Bcidle Bohanan Branch Bromwell Burns Cane Cardin Curter Clagett Clippinger Conaway Conway Cullison Davis

Voting Nay - 46

Afzali Alston Aumann Bates Beitzel Boteler Braveboy Carr Cluster Costa

Not Voting - 0

Excused from Voting - ()


Barkley

DeBoy Donoghue Dumais Feldman Frick Frush Gaines Gilchrist Glenn Griffith Guzzone Hammen Harrison Haynes Healcy Hixson Holmes HO\vard

Dwyer Eckardt Elliott Fisher Frank George Glass Gutierrez Haddaway-Riccio

Bobo

Hubbard Hucker Ivey James Jameson Jones Kaiser Kelly, A. Kelly, K. Kramer Lafferty Lee Love Luedtke Malone McHale McIntosh Miller, A.

Hershey Hogan Hough Impallaria Jacobs Kach Krebs McComas McConkey

Kipke


Minnick Sophocleus Mitchell Stein Mizeur Stukes Morhaim Summers Murphy Tarrant Nathan-Pulliam Turner, F. Niemann Turner, V. Oaks Valderrama Olszewski Valentino-Smith Pena-Melnyk Vallario Pendergrass Vaughn Proctor Waldstreicher Reznik Walker Robinson. B. Washington Robinson. S. Weir Rosenberg \,vilson Ross Wood Rudolph Zucker

McDermott Schuh McDonough Schulz l\lcMilian Serafini Myers Simmons Norman Smigiel O'Donnell Stiner Otto Stocksdale Parrott Szeliga Ready Vitale

Miller, W.

SEQ NO. 32



Speaker Busch Davis Afzali DeBoy Alston Donoghue Anderson Dumais Arora Dwyer Aumann Eckardt Barnes Elliott Barve Feldman Bates Fisher Beidle Frank Beitzel Frick Bohanan Frush Boteler Gaines Branch George Braveboy Gilchrist Bromwell Glass Burns Glenn Cane Griffith Cardin Gutierrez Carr Guzzone


Quorum

Calendar Date: Oct 19, 2011 2 : 33(PM)



Holmes McIntosh Schuh Hough McMillan Schulz Howard Miller, A. Serafini



Impallaria Mizeur Sophocleus Ivey Morhaim Stein

Jacobs Murphy Stitler James Myers Stocksdale

Jameson Nathan-Pulliam Stukes

Jones Niemann Summers

Kach Norman Szeliga Kaiser O'Donnell Tarrant

Kelly, A. Oaks Turner, F.

Kelly, K. Olszewski Turner, V.

Kramer Otto Valderrama

Krebs Parrott Valentino-Smith

Lafferty Pena-Melnyk Vallario

Lee Pendergrass Vaughn

Love Proctor Vitale

Carter Haddaway-Riccio Luedtke Ready Waldstreicher

Clagett Hammen Malone Reznik Walker

Clippinger Harrison McComas Robinson, B. Washington

Cluster Haynes McConkey Robinson, S. Weir

Conaway Healey McDermott Rosenberg Wilson

Conway Hershey McDonough Ross Wood

Costa Hixson McHale Rudolph Zucker

Cullison Hogan

Voting Nay - 0

Not Voting - 0





SEQ NO. 33




Quorum

Calendar Date: Oct 20, 2011 10: 38(AM)



Speaker Busch DeBoy Holmes McIntosh Schuh Alston Donoghue Howard McMillan Schulz Arora Dumais Hubbard Miller, A. Simmons Aumann Dwyer Hucker Minnick Smigiel Barnes Eckardt Ivey Mitchell SophocIeus Barve Elliott Jacobs Mizeur Stein Bates Feldman James Morhaim Stocksdale Beidle Fisher Jameson Murphy Stukes Beitzel Frank Jones Nathan-Pulliam Summers Bohanan Gaines Kach Norman Szeliga Boteler George Kaiser O'Donnell Tarrant Branch Gilchrist Kelly, A. Oaks Turner, F. Braveboy Glass Kelly, K. Olszewski Turner, V. Bromwell Glenn Kramer Otto Valderrama Burns Griffith Lafferty Pena-Melnyk Valentino-Smith Cardin Gutierrez Lee Pendergrass Vallario Carr Guzzone Love Proctor Vaughn Clippinger Haddaway-Riccio Luedtke Ready Vitale Cluster Hammen Malone Reznik Waldstreicher Conway Haynes McComas Robinson, B. Washington Costa Healey McConkey Robinson, S. Weir Cullison Hershey McDermott Rosenberg Zucker Davis Hixson McHale Ross

Voting Nay - 0

Not Voting - 13

Anderson Conaway Myers Serafini Wilson Carter Frick Niemann Stifler Wood Clagett Impallaria Parrott



Afzali Cane Hogan Krebs Rudolph Barkley Frush Hough McDonough Walker Bobo Harrison Kipke Miller, W.


SEQ NO. 34




Quorum

Calendar Date: Oct 20, 2011 10: 44(AM)



Speaker Busch DeBoy Holmes McIntosh Schuh Alston Donoghue Howard McMillan Schulz Arora Dumais Hubbard Miller, A. Simmons Aumann Dwyer Hucker Minnick Smigiel Barnes Eckardt Ivey Mitchell Sophocleus Barve Elliott Jacobs Morhaim Stein Beidle Feldman James Murphy Stocksdale Beitzel Fisher Jameson Nathan-Pulliam Stukes Bohanan Frank Jones Niemann Summers Boteler Gaines Kach Norman Szeliga Branch George Kaiser O'Donnell Tarrant Braveboy Gilchrist Kelly, A. Oaks Turner, F. Bromwell Glass Kelly, K. Olszewski Turner. V. Bums Glenn Kramer Otto Valderrama Cardin Griffith Lafferty Pena-Melnyk Valentino-Smith Carr Gutierrez Lee Pendergrass Vallario Carter Guzzone Love Proctor Vaughn Clippinger Haddaway-Riccio Luedtke Ready Vitale Cluster Hammen Malone Reznik Waldstreicher Conway Haynes McComas Robinson, B. Washington Costa Healey McConkey Robinson, S. Weir Cullison Hershey McDermott Rosenberg Wilson Davis Hixson McHale Ross Zucker

Voting Nay - 0

Not Voting - 12

Anderson Conaway Mizeur Parrott Stifter Bates Frick Myers Serafini Wood Clagett Impallaria



Afzali Cane Hogan Krebs Rudolph Barkley Frush Hough McDonough Walker Bobo Harrison Kipke Miller, W.


Appendix II

Exhibits A and B

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HOUSE JOURNAL EXHIBITS


EXHIBIT CONTENTS PAGE

A Executive Order 01.01.2011.19 – Proclamation Convening the

General Assembly of Maryland in Extraordinary Session at

Annapolis, Maryland on October 17, 2011 ........................................ II–3

B Vetoed House Bills and Messages – 2011 Regular Session .............. II–5

EXECUTIVE ORDER 01.01.2011.19

Proclamation Convening: the General Assemblv of Maryland in Extraordinary Session atAnnapolis. Maryland on October 17.2011

WHEREAS,

WHEREAS,

WHEREAS,

Every decade, Maryland and other States must create electoral districts from which representatives to the United States House of Representatives are to be elected based on data from the United States Census Bureau;

Maryland's Presidential Primary will be held on April 3, 2012, with early voting centers opening on March 24, 2012;

The passage of the 2009 Military and Overseas Voter Empowerment (MOVE) Act by Congress establishes certain deadlines for States to transmit absentee ballots for federal elections to service members covered by the Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Voting Absentee Act (UOCAV A); and

WHEREAS, Maryland must pass a Congressional redistricting plan prior to the beginning of the 2012 Session of the Maryland General Assembly in order to conduct the Presidential Primary on April 3, 2012.

NOW THEREFORE, I, MARTIN O'MALLEY, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND, BY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VESTED IN ME BY ARTICLE II, SECTION 16 OF THE MARYLAND CONSTITUTION AND LAWS OF MARYLAND, HEREBY PROCLAIM AND CONVENE A SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINARY SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBL Y OF MARYLAND TO COMMENCE ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 17,2011, IN THE STATE CAPITAL IN THE CITY OF ANNAPOLIS FOR THE PURPOSE OF PASSING LEGISLATION TO ESTABLISH THE STATE OF MARYLAND'S CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.

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GIVEN Under My Hand and the Great Seal of the State of Maryland, in the City of Annapolis, this 12th Day of October, 2011.

~~ Governor

ATTEST:

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EXHIBIT B

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2011 Vetoed House Bills and Messages

May 18, 2011

The Honorable Michael E. Busch

Speaker of the House

H-101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:

In accordance with Article II, Section 17 of the Maryland Constitution, today I have

vetoed House Bill 22 – Courts – Attorneys – Subpoena Procedures and Forms of the

Circuit Courts.

House Bill 22, as originally introduced, required the courts to adopt uniform subpoena

procedures and forms to be used in circuit courts throughout Maryland. The Maryland

Judiciary objected to this measure as the requisite programming costs would have

been a significant additional expense, at a time when the Judiciary is in the process of

establishing a statewide case management system. Given the Judiciary’s opposition to

the uniform procedures, the bill was amended to allow attorneys, and other officers of

the court, to obtain signed and sealed subpoenas and to photocopy those subpoenas

and use the photocopies for service. The Maryland Judiciary opposed this amended

version as well.

Pursuant to Rules 2-510(b) and 3-510(b) of the Maryland Rules of Practice and

Procedure, courts clerks are required to issue blank, signed and sealed subpoenas to

attorneys or other officers of the court upon request. The Rules in no way limit the

number required to be issued. Attorneys may then fill in the information, regarding

the witnesses or documentation to be produced under the court order, and deliver the

subpoenas. This practice is designed to offer flexibility and convenience for attorneys,

all of whom are subject to sanctions if the entrusted authority is abused. House Bill

22 would codify the current practice, required by the Rules, and additionally allow

those subpoenas to be photocopied and issued.

The Maryland Judiciary has voiced strong opposition to House Bill 22 and Chief Judge

Robert Bell has urged a veto. According to Chief Judge Bell, the current Rules were

adopted after extensive hearings and careful deliberation by the Rules Committee.

That Committee balanced attorney convenience with the risk of misuse and altered

the blank subpoena rule from discretionary issuance to mandatory. House Bill 22

relaxes these carefully-constructed Rules, according to the Judiciary, and invites

misuse of the legal process by removing the safeguard of the clerk and allowing access

to court orders by anyone with a copier and a subpoena. These orders could be

fraudulently issued for the production of witnesses or for otherwise private

information. In requesting a veto of House Bill 22, Chief Judge Bell indicated that “if

it goes into effect, the damage would be profound.”

2011 Vetoed House Bills

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While I am vetoing House Bill 22, I agree with the intent behind its original

introduction. There should be uniformity in the circuit court subpoena process to

ensure that all parties, and their attorneys, have access to due process of law.

Moreover, given the Rules’ statewide application and the cross-county practice of

attorneys, all clerks should be operating under the same set of procedures for the

issuance of blank subpoenas. As such, I would urge the Maryland Judiciary to

continue to work towards a uniform process and to ensure that the current Rules,

requiring the issuance of unlimited blank subpoenas, are being enforced.

For the above reasons, I have today vetoed House Bill 22.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 22

AN ACT concerning

Administrative Office of the Courts – Uniform Courts – Attorneys – Subpoena

Procedures and Forms for Circuit Courts

FOR the purpose of requiring the Administrative Office of the Courts, on or before a

certain date, to design uniform subpoena procedures and forms to be provided to

and used in the circuit courts of the State in subpoenaing a person for a

criminal, civil, or traffic matter. authorizing an attorney or other officer of the

court entitled to the issuance of a subpoena by a clerk of a court to obtain from

the clerk of the court a subpoena that is signed and sealed by the clerk of court;

authorizing the attorney or other officer of the court to photocopy or otherwise

copy and use a certain subpoena for service; and generally relating to

subpoenas.

BY adding to

Article – Courts and Judicial Proceedings

Section 1–505


(2006 Replacement Volume and 2010 Supplement)

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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401


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Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 40 – Joint Committee on Workers’ Compensation Benefit and

Insurance Oversight – Membership.

This bill expands the membership of the Joint Committee on Workers’ Compensation

Benefit and Insurance Oversight to include a representative from a self–insured local

government entity.

Senate Bill 1, which was passed by the General Assembly and signed by me,

accomplishes the same purpose. Therefore, it is not necessary for me to sign House

Bill 40.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 40

AN ACT concerning

Joint Committee on Workers’ Compensation Benefit and Insurance

Oversight – Membership

FOR the purpose of increasing the membership of the Joint Committee on Workers’

Compensation Benefit and Insurance Oversight to include a certain member;

repealing obsolete provisions; making stylistic changes; and generally relating

to membership of the Joint Committee on Workers’ Compensation Benefit and

Insurance Oversight.

BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments,

Article – State Government

Section 2–10A–03



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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401


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Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 64 – State Board of Examiners of Nursing Home Administrators –

Sunset Extension and Program Evaluation.

This bill continues the State Board of Examiners of Nursing Home Administrators in

accordance with the provisions of the Maryland Program Evaluation Act (sunset law)

by extending to July 1, 2017, the termination provisions relating to the statutory and

regulatory authority of the Board. This bill alters the membership of the Board and

requires that an evaluation of the Board be performed on or before July 1, 2016,

requiring the Board to make a specified report on or before October 1, 2011.



Bill 64.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 64

AN ACT concerning

State Board of Examiners of Nursing Home Administrators – Sunset

Extension and Program Evaluation

FOR the purpose of continuing the State Board of Examiners of Nursing Home

Administrators in accordance with the provisions of the Maryland Program

Evaluation Act (sunset law) by extending to a certain date the termination

provisions relating to the statutory and regulatory authority of the Board;

altering the membership of the Board; requiring that an evaluation of the Board

and the statutes and regulations that relate to the Board be performed on or

before a certain date; requiring the Board to submit a certain report to certain

committees of the General Assembly on or before a certain date; and generally

relating to the State Board of Examiners of Nursing Home Administrators.


Article – Health Occupations

Section 9–202 and 9–502



BY repealing and reenacting, without amendments,


Section 8–403(a)


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Section 8–403(b)(42)



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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 66 – State Board of Podiatric Medical Examiners – Sunset Extension

and Program Evaluation.

This bill continues the State Board of Podiatric Medical Examiners in accordance with

the provisions of the Maryland Program Evaluation Act (sunset law) by extending the

termination provisions relating to authority of the Board to July 1, 2022. This bill

requires that an evaluation of the Board and the statutes and regulations that relate

to the Board be performed on or before July 1, 2021 and in addition requires the Board

to report on regulation of podiatry in the State to specified committees of the General

Assembly on or before October 1, 2015.



Bill 66.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 66

AN ACT concerning

State Board of Podiatric Medical Examiners – Sunset Extension and Program

Evaluation


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FOR the purpose of continuing the State Board of Podiatric Medical Examiners in

accordance with the provisions of the Maryland Program Evaluation Act (sunset

law) by extending to a certain date the termination provisions relating to the

statutory and regulatory authority of the Board; requiring that an evaluation of

the Board and the statutes and regulations that relate to the Board be

performed on or before a certain date; requiring the Board to submit a report to

certain committees of the General Assembly on or before a certain date; and

generally relating to the State Board of Podiatric Medical Examiners.


Article – Health Occupations

Section 16–602





Section 8–403(a)








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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 68 – State Board of Heating, Ventilation, Air–Conditioning, and

Refrigeration Contractors – Sunset Extension and Program Evaluation.

This bill continues the State Board of Heating, Ventilation, Air–Conditioning, and

Refrigeration Contractors in accordance with the provisions of the Maryland Program

Evaluation Act (sunset law) by extending to July 1, 2023, the termination provisions

relating to the statutory and regulatory authority of the Board. This bill requires the


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Board to submit a report to specified committees of the General Assembly on or before

October 1, 2012.



Bill 68.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 68

AN ACT concerning

State Board of Heating, Ventilation, Air–Conditioning, and Refrigeration

Contractors – Sunset Extension and Program Evaluation

FOR the purpose of continuing the State Board of Heating, Ventilation,

Air–Conditioning, and Refrigeration Contractors in accordance with the

provisions of the Maryland Program Evaluation Act (sunset law) by extending

to a certain date the termination provisions relating to the statutory and

regulatory authority of the Board; requiring the Board to submit a certain

report to certain committees of the General Assembly on or before a certain

date; and generally relating to the State Board of Heating, Ventilation,

Air–Conditioning, and Refrigeration Contractors.


Article – Business Regulation

Section 9A–602





Section 8–403(a)








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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 89 – Mental Hygiene – Admission Provisions – Definition of

“Psychologist”.

This bill expands the membership of the Joint Committee on Workers’ Compensation

Benefit and Insurance Oversight to include a representative from a self–insured local

government entity.



Bill 89.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 89

AN ACT concerning

Mental Hygiene – Admission Provisions – Definition of “Psychologist”

FOR the purpose of altering the definition of “psychologist” for purposes of certain

provisions of law relating to admissions to certain mental health facilities.


Article – Health – General

Section 10–601



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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House


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Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 103 – Vehicle Laws – Exceptional Hauling Permits – Farm Products.

This bill expands the State Highway Administration’s exceptional hauling permit

program to include vehicles carrying any farm product under essentially the same

rules and conditions that applied to the forestry and milk products exceptional hauling

permits. The bill authorizes issuance of annual permits for $250 and 30–day permits

for $30.



Bill 103.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 103

AN ACT concerning

Vehicle Laws – Gross Weight Limits Exceptional Hauling Permits – Farm

Vehicles and Vehicles Carrying Farm Products

FOR the purpose of allowing authorizing the State Highway Administration to issue

permits for certain vehicles that are registered as farm vehicles or that are

carrying certain farm products, and that are loaded in a certain location, a

certain gross weight limit tolerance products and loads of certain maximum

weights to operate in certain areas under in certain circumstances and subject

to certain conditions; expanding the scope of a certain permitting process for

certain vehicles that carry certain forest products to include certain vehicles

that carry certain farm products; repealing a certain separate permitting

process for certain vehicles that carry certain milk products; altering certain

fees for permits for certain vehicles that carry certain products; altering certain

time periods in which certain permits for certain vehicles that carry certain

products are valid; defining a certain term; and generally relating to gross

weight limits for farm vehicles and exceptional hauling permits for vehicles

carrying farm products.


Article – Agriculture

Section 10–601(c)



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Article – Transportation

Section 24–109 24–113.2



BY repealing


Section 24–113.3



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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 124 – Maryland Insurance Administration – Program Evaluation.

This bill requires that an evaluation under the Maryland Program Evaluation Act of

the Maryland Insurance Administration and the statutes and regulations that relate

to the Administration be performed on or before July 1, 2018.



Bill 124.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 124

AN ACT concerning

Maryland Insurance Administration – Program Evaluation


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FOR the purpose of requiring that an evaluation under the Maryland Program

Evaluation Act of the Maryland Insurance Administration and the statutes and

regulations that relate to the Administration be performed on or before a certain

date; and generally relating to the Maryland Insurance Administration.



Section 8–403(a)








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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 148 – Allegany County and Frederick County – Boards of Elections –

Membership.

This bill increases to five the number of regular members and eliminates substitute

members on the Allegany County Board of Elections and the Frederick County Board

of Elections. The bill also requires the members of the boards to be of specified political

parties and requires that a vacancy on the boards be filled in a specified manner.



Bill 148.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 148


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AN ACT concerning

Allegany County and Frederick County – Board Boards of Elections –

Membership

FOR the purpose of increasing the number of regular members and eliminating

substitute members on the Allegany County Board of Elections and the

Frederick County Board of Elections; requiring the members of the board

boards to be of certain political parties; requiring that a vacancy on the board

boards be filled in a certain manner; making a conforming change; making a

stylistic change; providing for the effective date of this Act; and generally

relating to the Allegany County Board of Elections and the Frederick County

Board of Elections.


Article – Election Law

Section 2–201(a) and (b)


(2010 Replacement Volume)

(As enacted by Chapter 344 of the Acts of the General Assembly of 2010)



Section 2–201(l) and 2–204(b)(2)(ii)




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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 201 – Garrett County – Vacancy in Office of County Commissioner –

Appointment Process.

This bill alters the procedures for filling a vacancy in an office of county commissioner

in Garrett County by requiring the Governor to use procedures required for other

commission counties, subject to the requirement that in Garrett County the nominee


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or appointee reside in the same commissioner district in which the former county

commissioner resided.



Bill 201.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 201

AN ACT concerning

Garrett County – Vacancy in Office of County Commissioner – Appointment

Process

FOR the purpose of altering the procedures for filling a vacancy in an office of county

commissioner in Garrett County by requiring the Governor to use procedures

required for other commission counties, subject to the requirement that in

Garrett County the nominee or appointee reside in the same commissioner

district in which the former county commissioner resided; and generally

relating to procedures for filling a vacancy in an office of county commissioner in

Garrett County.


Article 25 – County Commissioners

Section 16





The Public Local Laws of Garrett County

Section 30.02(D)

Article 12 – Public Local Laws of Maryland

(2005 Edition and November 2010 Supplement, as amended)

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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401


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Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 237 – Baltimore City – Zoning Requirements – Administrative

Adjustments.

This bill expands the applicability to Baltimore City of specified provisions related to

administrative adjustments to specified zoning requirements.



Bill 237.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 237

AN ACT concerning

Baltimore City – Zoning Requirements – Administrative Adjustments

FOR the purpose of clarifying expanding the applicability to Baltimore City of certain

provisions related to administrative adjustments to certain zoning

requirements; and generally relating to administrative adjustments to zoning

requirements in Baltimore City.


Article 66B – Land Use

Section 2.13




Article 66B – Land Use

Section 4.05(d)



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May 19, 2011




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H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 253 – Motor Fuel Tax – Personal Liability – Limited Liability

Companies and Limited Liability Partnerships.

This bill establishes personal liability of persons who exercise specified control over

the fiscal management of limited liability companies and limited liability partnerships

for payment of the motor fuel tax, interest, and penalties.



Bill 253.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 253

AN ACT concerning

Motor Fuel Tax – Personal Liability – Corporations, Limited Liability

Companies, and Limited Liability Partnerships

FOR the purpose of establishing personal liability of certain officers of corporations,

members persons who exercise certain control over the fiscal management of

limited liability companies, partners of and limited liability partnerships, and

other individuals for payment of the motor fuel tax, interest, and penalties

under certain circumstances; and generally relating to liability for the payment

of motor fuel taxes.


Article – Tax – General

Section 9–314



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May 18, 2011




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H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 262 – Frederick County – Nonprofit School Lease – Property Tax

Credit.

House Bill 262 requires Frederick County or a municipality in the county to grant a

property tax credit for property leased to a nonprofit school and used exclusively for

primary or secondary educational purposes. Furthermore, the bill requires the lessor

of real property eligible for the property tax credit to reduce the amount of taxes for

which a nonprofit school is contractually liable under the lease agreement by the

amount of the property tax credit.

According to the sponsors, the bill was intended to exempt public charter schools in

Frederick County from having to pay property taxes on property leased by a school

from a private owner. Presently, the Monocacy Valley Montessori Public Charter

School which is located in the City of Frederick would be eligible for the proposed

property tax credit. As amended, however, the bill grants a property tax exemption to

all private schools that lease property in Frederick County, not just charter schools.

The sponsors of House Bill 262 and the entire Frederick County Delegation have

requested that I veto the legislation because the property tax exemption in the bill was

not intended to cover all private schools. The Frederick County Board of

Commissioners is also seeking a veto of the bill. The sponsors correctly point out that

Senate Bill 609, which I will sign into law on May 19, 2011, exempts any portion of a

building or property occupied and used by a public charter school from property taxes.

According to the Attorney General’s Office, this exemption would apply to the

Monocacy Valley Montessori School and any new charter schools in Frederick County,

so the exemption required under House Bill 262 is unnecessary.

Therefore, because the statewide property tax exemption contained in Senate Bill 609

meets the intended policy objectives of House Bill 262, I am hereby vetoing this

legislation.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 262

AN ACT concerning

Frederick County – Public Nonprofit School Lease – Property Tax Credit


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FOR the purpose of requiring rather than authorizing Frederick County to grant, by

law, a property tax credit for real property leased to the Frederick County

Board of County Commissioners or to the Frederick County Board of Education

a nonprofit school and used exclusively for public school primary or secondary

educational purposes; requiring a lessor of real property eligible for a certain

tax credit to reduce the amount of taxes for which the tenant is contractually

liable under the lease; and providing for the application of this Act.


Article – Tax – Property

Section 9–312(d) 9–312(e)



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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 275 – Public Utilities – Net Energy Metering – Hydroelectric.

This bill includes in the definition of eligible customer–generators that are eligible for

net energy metering a customer that uses a specified type of hydroelectric generating

facility and defines “closed conduit hydro”.



Bill 275.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 275

AN ACT concerning

Public Utilities – Net Energy Metering – Hydroelectric


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FOR the purpose of including in the definition of eligible customer–generators that are

eligible for net energy metering a customer that uses a certain type of

hydroelectric generating facility; defining a certain term; and generally relating

to net energy metering.


Article – Public Utilities

Section 7–306(a)




Article – Public Utilities

Section 7–306(b)



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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 335 – State Retirement and Pension System – Military Service Credit

– Eligibility.

This bill alters the criteria used to determine the eligibility of a member of the State

Retirement and Pension System to receive service credit for military service so as to

require 10 years of service credit in the State Retirement and Pension System through

employment as a member of a State system.



Bill 335.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 335


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AN ACT concerning

State Retirement and Pension System – Military Service Credit – Eligibility

FOR the purpose of altering the criteria used to determine the eligibility of certain

members of the State Retirement and Pension System to receive service credit

for military service so as to require a certain amount of service credit in the

State Retirement and Pension System in a certain manner; and generally

relating to eligibility criteria for certain members of the State Retirement and

Pension System to receive service credit for military service.


Article – State Personnel and Pensions

Section 38–104(b)



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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 338 – State Retirement and Pension System – Unclaimed Money –

Former Members, Retirees, and Beneficiaries.

This bill authorizes the State Retirement Agency to post the names of former

members, retirees, or beneficiaries of former members or retirees of the State

Retirement and Pension System and the last participating employer of the former

members or retirees on the State Retirement Agency’s Web site if the former members,

retirees, or beneficiaries are entitled to unclaimed money from the State Retirement

and Pension System.



Bill 338.

Sincerely,

Governor


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House Bill 338

AN ACT concerning

State Retirement and Pension System – Unclaimed Money – Former

Members, Retirees, and Beneficiaries

FOR the purpose of authorizing the State Retirement Agency to publish the names of

certain former members, retirees, or beneficiaries of former members or retirees

of the State Retirement and Pension System and the names of certain

participating employers in a certain manner, if the individuals are entitled to

certain money from the State Retirement and Pension System; and generally

relating to notifying former members, retirees, and beneficiaries of the State

Retirement and Pension System of unclaimed money due the individuals.

BY adding to


Section 21–506



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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 361 – State Board of Master Electricians – Sunset Extension and

Revision.

This bill continues the State Board of Master Electricians in accordance with the

provisions of the Maryland Program Evaluation Act (sunset law) by extending to a

specified date the termination provisions relating to the statutory and regulatory

authority of the State Board. This bill also requires the State Board to adopt

regulations to establish continuing education requirements and conditioning the

ability to renew a specified license on compliance with specified continuing education

requirements.



Bill 361.


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Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 361

AN ACT concerning

State Board of Master Electricians – Sunset Extension and Revision

FOR the purpose of continuing the State Board of Master Electricians in accordance

with the provisions of the Maryland Program Evaluation Act (sunset law) by

extending to a certain date the termination provisions relating to the statutory

and regulatory authority of the State Board; requiring the State Board to adopt

regulations to establish continuing education requirements; conditioning the

ability to renew a certain license on compliance with certain continuing

education requirements; requiring that an evaluation of the State Board and

the statutes and regulations that relate to the State Board be performed on or

before a certain date; requiring the State Board, in conjunction with the

Department of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation, to submit a certain report on

or before a certain date; and generally relating to the State Board of Master

Electricians.


Article – Business Occupations and Professions

Section 6–205, 6–310(c), and 6–702





Section 8–403(a)








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May 19, 2011



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H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 393 – Somerset County – Smith Island Solid Waste District –

Remove Limitation on Fee.

This bill repeals limitations on the amount of the solid waste removal fee imposed on

property in the Smith Island Solid Waste District in Somerset County.



Bill 393.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 393

AN ACT concerning

Somerset County – Smith Island Solid Waste District – Remove Limitation on

Fee

FOR the purpose of repealing certain limitations on the amount of the solid waste

disposal fee imposed on certain property in the Smith Island Solid Waste

District in Somerset County; making this Act an emergency measure; and

generally relating to the solid waste removal fee imposed in the Smith Island

Solid Waste District in Somerset County.


The Public Local Laws of Somerset County

Section 8–201


(2003 Edition and 2009 Supplement, as amended)

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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House


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Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 406 – Washington County – Water and Sewer Debt Reduction Fund –

Conococheague Industrial Pretreatment Facility.

This bill repeals specified provisions of law relating to the Washington County Water

and Sewer Debt Reduction Fund and requires the County Commissioners of

Washington County to ensure service of the debt for the Conococheague Industrial

Pretreatment Facility from the Washington County general fund and revenues

generated by the pretreatment facility. This bill prohibits the County Commissioners

from using the debt service costs for the facility as a factor in the establishment or

adjustment of water and sewer rates.



Bill 406.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 406

AN ACT concerning

Washington County – Water and Sewer Debt Reduction Fund – Repeal

Conococheague Industrial Pretreatment Facility

FOR the purpose of repealing certain provisions of law relating to the Washington

County Water and Sewer Debt Reduction Fund; requiring the County

Commissioners of Washington County to ensure service of the debt for the

Washington County pretreatment facility Conococheague Industrial

Pretreatment Facility from the Washington County general fund and revenues

generated by the pretreatment facility; prohibiting the County Commissioners

from using the costs of debt service for the Washington County pretreatment

facility Conococheague Industrial Pretreatment Facility as a factor in the

establishment or adjustment of water and sewer rates in the County; and

generally relating to the Washington County Water and Sewer Debt Reduction

Fund and the debt service for the Washington County pretreatment facility

Conococheague Industrial Pretreatment Facility.

BY repealing

The Public Local Laws of Washington County

Section 6–505


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(2007 Edition and October 2010 Supplement, as amended)

BY adding to

The Public Local Laws of Washington County

Section 6–505


(2007 Edition and October 2010 Supplement, as amended)

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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 413 – Washington County – Alcoholic Beverages – Wine Festival

License.

This bill establishes a special wine festival (WF) license in Washington County and

requires that an applicant for a special WF license must be a holder of another license.

This bill specifies that a holder of a special WF license may display and sell wine in a

specified manner and provide for a $20 license fee. This bill also authorizes the

Washington County Board of License Commissioners to choose 2 weekends annually

for wine festivals and requires the Board to choose specified locations for the wine

festivals.



Bill 413.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 413

AN ACT concerning

Washington County – Alcoholic Beverages – Wine Festival License


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FOR the purpose of establishing a special wine festival (WF) license in Washington

County; requiring that an applicant for a special WF license must be a holder of

a certain other license; specifying that a holder of a special WF license may

display and sell wine in a certain manner; requiring the Washington County

Board of License Commissioners to assure that the primary focus of the Festival

is the promotion of Maryland wine; requiring a holder of a special WF license to

display and sell certain wine; providing for a license fee; providing that this Act

does not prohibit the holder of a special WF license from holding another

alcoholic beverages license; authorizing the Board to choose certain weekends

for festivals; requiring the Board to choose certain locations for the festivals;

requiring the Board to adopt certain regulations; defining certain terms; and

generally relating to wine in Washington County.

BY renumbering

Article 2B – Alcoholic Beverages

Section 8–313.1

to be Section 8–313.2



BY adding to


Section 8–313.1



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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 421 – Somerset County – Deputy State’s Attorney – Private Practice.

This bill repeals a prohibition against the deputy State’s Attorney of Somerset County

engaging in the private practice of law and makes the Act an emergency measure.



Bill 421.


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Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 421

AN ACT concerning

Somerset County – Deputy State’s Attorney – Private Practice

FOR the purpose of repealing a prohibition against the deputy State’s Attorney for

Somerset County engaging in the private practice of law; making this Act an

emergency measure; and generally relating to the deputy State’s Attorney in

Somerset County.


Article – Criminal Procedure

Section 15–420



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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 461 – Income Tax Credit – Teachers at State and Local Correctional

Facilities for Adults and Juveniles.

This bill alters a credit against the State income tax for up to $1,500 of tuition costs of

teachers to include teachers at State or local correctional facilities and juvenile

facilities. This bill provides that a teacher at a State or local correctional facility or

juvenile facilities who is reimbursed for the tuition may not claim the credit for the

amount of tuition that is reimbursed.



Bill 461.

Sincerely,


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Governor

House Bill 461

AN ACT concerning

Income Tax Credit – Teachers at State and Local Correctional Facilities for

Adults and Juveniles

FOR the purpose of altering a credit against the State income tax for certain tuition

costs of certain teachers to include teachers at a State or local correctional

facility for adults or juveniles facilities and certain juvenile facilities; providing

that a teacher at a State or local correctional facility or certain juvenile facilities

who is reimbursed by the State or a county for the tuition may not claim the

credit for the amount of tuition that is reimbursed; providing for the application

of this Act; and generally relating to a State income tax credit for certain tuition

paid by a teacher at a State or local correctional facility for adults or juveniles

facilities and certain juvenile facilities.


Article – Tax – General

Section 10–717



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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 468 – Health Insurance – Dental Provider Contracts – Prohibited

Provision.

This bill prohibits a carrier from including in a dental provider contract a provision

that requires a dental provider to provide specified services at a fee set by the carrier

and applies the Act to dental provider contracts issued, renewed, or amended in the

State on or after October 1, 2011.


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Bill 468.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 468

AN ACT concerning

Health Insurance – Dental Provider Contracts – Prohibited Provision

FOR the purpose of prohibiting certain health insurance carriers from including in a

dental provider contract a provision that requires a dental provider to provide

certain services at a fee set by the carrier; defining a certain term; providing for

the application of this Act; and generally relating to dental provider contracts

and health insurance carriers.


Article – Insurance

Section 15–112.2(a)(1), (3), (4), (9), and (10)



BY adding to


Section 15–112.2(g)



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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 476 – Carroll County – Winery Special Event Permits – Farmers’

Markets.


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This bill authorizes the issuance of not more than 12 additional winery special event

permits to specified wineries for use in specified farmers’ markets in Carroll County.



Bill 476.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 476

AN ACT concerning

Carroll County – Winery Special Event Permits – Farmers’ Markets

FOR the purpose of authorizing the issuance of a certain number of additional winery

special event permits to certain wineries for use in certain farmers’ markets in

Carroll County; prohibiting a holder of a permit from selling wine by the glass;

requiring that a certain individual who is certified by an alcohol awareness

program be present during the hours when wine may be sold; and generally

relating to farmers’ markets in Carroll County.



Section 2–101(u)(1)



BY adding to





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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


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vetoed House Bill 479 – Frederick County – Winery Special Event Permits – Farmers’

Markets.

This bill authorizes the issuance of not more than 12 additional winery special event

permits to Class 4 wineries for use in farmers’ markets in Frederick County that are

listed in the Farmers’ Markets Directory of the Maryland Department of Agriculture.

This bill prohibits a holder of a permit from selling wine by the glass and requires that

a specified individual who is certified by a specified alcohol awareness program be

present during the hours when wine may be sold.



Bill 479.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 479

AN ACT concerning

Frederick County – Winery Special Event Permits – Farmers’ Markets

FOR the purpose of authorizing the issuance of a certain number of additional winery

special event permits to certain wineries for use in certain farmers’ markets in

Frederick County; prohibiting a holder of a permit from selling wine by the

glass; requiring that a certain individual who is certified by an alcohol

awareness program be present during the hours when wine may be sold; and

generally relating to farmers’ markets in Frederick County.






BY adding to





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May 19, 2011


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H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 614 – Prince George’s County – Maryland–National Capital Park

and Planning Commission – Site Plan Approval Authority and Public Ethics

Requirements MC/PG 114–11.

This bill authorizes the County Council for Prince George’s County, sitting as the

district council, to review Planning Board decisions on site plans. This bill also

authorizes a party of record to appeal specified decisions by the Planning Board to the

district council and requires the district council to decide whether to review the final

approval or disapproval of a detailed site plan within 30 days from the date the final

approval or disapproval was issued. In addition, this bill authorizes the district

council to revoke delegations of approval authority.



Bill 614.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 614

AN ACT concerning

Maryland–National Capital Park and Planning Commission – Prince

George’s County – Site Plan Approval Authority

Prince George’s County – Maryland–National Capital Park and Planning

Commission – Site Plan Approval Authority and Public Ethics Requirements

MC/PG 114–11

FOR the purpose of prohibiting the County Council for Prince George’s County, sitting

as the district council, from reviewing decisions by the Prince George’s County

Planning Board to approve or disapprove certain site plans except under certain

circumstances; authorizing a party of record to appeal certain decisions by the

Planning Board to the district council; prohibiting the district council from

revoking certain delegations of approval authority made to the Planning Board

by a certain date; authorizing the district council to revoke certain delegations


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of approval authority for the purpose of delegating that authority to the

governing bodies of certain municipal corporations; and generally relating to

site plan approval in Prince George’s County.

FOR the purpose of authorizing the County Council for Prince George’s County, sitting

as a District Council, to review a final decision of the Prince George’s Planning

Board on a detailed site plan; requiring the District Council to decide whether

to review a final decision of the Planning Board within a certain number of days

after the final decision is issued; requiring the District Council to hold a review

hearing within a certain number of days after it issues a decision to conduct a

certain review; authorizing a party of record to appeal to the District Council a

final decision by the Planning Board relating to a detailed site plan; authorizing

the District Council to revoke a delegation of site plan approval authority to the

Planning Board for the purpose of delegating approval authority over detailed

site plans to the governing body of a municipal corporation in the

Maryland–Washington Regional District; specifying that certain conflict of

interest provisions required to be enacted by Prince George’s County shall

contain certain prohibitions against issuing credit cards to certain individuals

and soliciting a person to enter into a business relationship with or provide

anything of value to certain persons for certain purposes; prohibiting certain

conflict of interest provisions from being construed in a certain manner;

requiring certain lobbying provisions to prohibit a person from being engaged

for lobbying purposes for compensation that is contingent on the outcome of a

certain action; requiring certain Prince George’s County ethics enactments to

provide for the establishment of a Board of Ethics composed of a certain number

of members and having an executive director with certain duties and authority;

and generally relating to the review of site plans for development projects in

Prince George’s County and the expansion of public ethics laws required to be

enacted by Prince George’s County.

BY adding to

Article 28 – Maryland–National Capital Park and Planning Commission

Section 8–129





Section 15–807(d)





Section 15–808




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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 625 – Carroll County – Deer Hunting on Private Property – Sundays.

This bill authorizes a person in Carroll County to hunt deer on the last three Sundays

in October and the second Sunday in November on private property with a bow and

arrow and removes Carroll County from the list of counties in which deer hunting on

private property on specified Sundays is prohibited.



Bill 625.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 625

AN ACT concerning

Carroll County – Deer Hunting on Private Property – Sundays

FOR the purpose of authorizing a person in Carroll County to hunt deer on certain

Sundays on private property with a bow and arrow during certain months;

removing Carroll County from the list of counties in which deer hunting on

private property on certain Sundays is prohibited; and generally relating to deer

hunting on private property in Carroll County on Sunday.


Article – Natural Resources

Section 10–410(a)



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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 689 – Harford County – Board of Elections – Membership.

This bill increases the number of regular members of the Harford County Board of

Elections to five and requires the members of the local board to be of specified political

parties. This bill also requires a vacancy on the local board to be filled in a specified

manner.



Bill 689.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 689

AN ACT concerning

Harford County – Board of Elections – Membership

FOR the purpose of altering the number of regular members of the Harford County

Board of Elections; requiring the members of the local board to be of certain

political parties; requiring a vacancy on the local board to be filled in a certain

manner; providing for the effective date of this Act; and generally relating to the

membership of the Harford County Board of Elections.



Section 2–201




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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 703 – Harford County – Alcoholic Beverages – Continuing Care

Facility for Aged – Beer, Wine and Liquor License.

This bill establishes a Class CCFA (continuing care facility for the aged) beer, wine

and liquor license in Harford County and specifies that the Liquor Control Board may

issue a Class CCFA license to an organization that provides specified care, is licensed

as a specified institution, is certified by a specified department, is exempt from federal

income tax, and is located in Harford County.



Bill 703.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 703

AN ACT concerning

Harford County – Alcoholic Beverages – Continuing Care Facility for Aged –

Beer, Wine and Liquor License

FOR the purpose of establishing a Class CCFA (continuing care facility for the aged)

beer, wine and liquor license in Harford County; specifying that the Liquor

Control Board may issue a Class CCFA license to certain organizations that

provide certain care, are licensed as a certain institution, are certified by a

certain department, are exempt from certain taxes, and are located in Harford

County; authorizing a Class CCFA license holder to sell alcoholic beverages for

consumption on the licensed premises under certain circumstances; setting the

annual license fee; providing that certain prohibitions do not apply to this Act;

and generally relating to beer, wine and liquor licenses in Harford County.

BY adding to


Section 8–213.2


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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 879 – Criminal Law – Counterfeiting – Venue.

This bill includes the county in which an alleged counterfeit deed or other instrument

is filed or recorded in a specified manner as a venue to prosecute a specified

counterfeiting crime or other crime that establishes a specified counterfeiting crime.



Bill 879.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 879

AN ACT concerning

Criminal Law – Counterfeiting – Venue

FOR the purpose of including the county in which an alleged counterfeit deed or other

instrument is filed or recorded in a certain manner as a venue to prosecute a

certain counterfeiting crime or other crime based on an act that establishes a

certain counterfeiting crime; and generally relating to counterfeit deeds or other

instruments.


Article – Criminal Law

Section 8–601


(2002 Volume and 2010 Supplement)


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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 947 – Caroline County – Alcoholic Beverages Act of 2011.

This bill increases to 26 the times a Class BWTS beer and wine (on–premises) tasting

or sampling license may be granted in a calendar year to a person in Caroline County.

The bill also alters the hours of sale for specified licensees and requires that a licensee

in the county or an employee of the licensee be certified by an approved alcohol

awareness program and, except in case of a bona fide emergency, be present during

the hours in which alcohol may be sold.



Bill 947.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 947

AN ACT concerning

Caroline County – Alcoholic Beverages Act of 2011

FOR the purpose of increasing the number of times a Class BWTS beer and wine

(on–premises) tasting or sampling license may be granted in a calendar year to

a person in Caroline County; altering the hours of sale for certain licensees in

the county; requiring that a licensee in the county or an employee of the licensee

be certified by an approved alcohol awareness program and, except under

certain circumstances, be present during the hours in which alcohol may be

sold; making a stylistic change; and generally relating to alcoholic beverages in

Caroline County.



Section 8–404.2(a) and (b) and 13–101(c)(1)


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Section 8–404.2(i), 8–507.1(g), 11–301(a) and (d)(2), 11–302(a), (c), and (d),

11–303(a) and (d)(4), 11–506, and 13–101(c)(2)



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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 954 – Washington County – Board of Elections – Membership and

Compensation.

This bill alters which salaries the Washington County Salary Study Commission is

required to study and increases the number of regular members of the Washington

County Board of Elections to five. This bill also requires the members of the local

board to be of specified political parties and requires a vacancy on the local board to be

filled in a specified manner. In addition, this bill repeals the requirement that

members of the local board be paid a specified amount and makes the Act effective

June 6, 2011.



Bill 954.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 954

AN ACT concerning

Washington County – Board of Elections – Membership and Compensation


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FOR the purpose of altering which salaries the Washington County Salary Study

Commission is required to study; altering the number of regular members of the

Washington County Board of Elections; requiring the members of the local

board to be of certain political parties; requiring a vacancy on the local board to

be filled in a certain manner; repealing the requirement that members of the

local board be paid a certain amount; requiring that the Washington County

Board of County Commissioners set the salaries of members of the local board;

repealing the requirement that substitute members of the local board be paid a

certain amount; providing that this Act does not apply to the salary or

compensation of the local board during a certain term of office; providing for the

effective date of this Act; and generally relating to the membership and

compensation of the Washington County Board of Elections.


Article 24 – Political Subdivisions – Miscellaneous Provisions

Section 12–205(a)











Section 2–201(l) and 2–204(a)(22) and (b)




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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 1053 – Natural Resources – Aquaculture.


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This bill makes the Department of Natural Resources responsible for the employment

of the State’s Aquaculture Coordinator and transfers specified seafood–related

programs, funds, and organizations from the Department of Agriculture to the

Department of Natural Resources. This bill also alters the membership of the

Aquaculture Review Board and authorizes the Department of Natural Resources to

issue water column leases under specified circumstances and alters provisions relating

to the issuance of submerged land leases.



Bill 1053.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 1053

AN ACT concerning

Natural Resources – Aquaculture

FOR the purpose of altering the State agency that is responsible for the employment of

the State’s Aquaculture Coordinator; clarifying certain roles of certain agencies

in the development of an aquaculture industry in the State; transferring the

Seafood Marketing and Aquaculture Development Program, the Division of

Market Development, the Seafood Marketing Fund, the Seafood Program

Management Team, the Innovative Seafood Technologies Program, the Seafood

Marketing Advisory Commission, the Aquaculture Coordinating Council, and

the Aquaculture Review Board from the Department of Agriculture to the

Department of Natural Resources; altering the membership of the Aquaculture

Review Board; authorizing the Department of Natural Resources to issue water

column leases under certain circumstances; exempting aquaculture activities in

certain leases from a certain wetlands license requirement; altering certain

provisions relating to the issuance of submerged land leases; authorizing the

Department of Natural Resources to issue water column leases only in waters

that have been classified in a certain way by the Department of the

Environment; prohibiting water column leases in certain areas; limiting the

manner in which shellfish may be cultivated from a water column lease;

requiring the Department of Natural Resources to notify certain persons of

lease applications under certain circumstances; providing for the continuity of

certain licenses, leases, certifications, and permits; providing that certain

leaseholders, license holders, permittees, and certified persons shall continue to

be valid leaseholders, license holders, permittees, and certified persons, and

shall comply with certain requirements; requiring that certain pending

applications be transferred to the Department of Natural Resources; requiring

the publisher of the Annotated Code of Maryland, in consultation with, and


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subject to the approval of, the Department of Legislative Services, to correct

certain cross–references and terminology; defining certain terms; altering

certain definitions; making technical corrections; and generally relating to

aquaculture in the State.

BY renumbering


Section 4–11A–08 through 4–11A–19 4–11A–22, respectively

to be Section 4–11A–09 through 4–11A–20 4–11A–23, respectively



BY repealing


Section 10–1301 and 10–1302



BY transferring


Section 10–1001 and 10–1002 and the subtitle “Subtitle 10. Seafood Marketing

and Aquaculture Development Program and Division of Market

Development”; 10–10A–01 and the subtitle “Subtitle 10A. Seafood

Program Management Team”; 10–10B–01 and the subtitle “Subtitle 10B.

Innovative Seafood Technologies Program”; 10–1101 and the subtitle

“Subtitle 11. Seafood Marketing Advisory Commission”; and 10–1303,

respectively



to be


Section 4–11B–01 and 4–11B–02 and the subtitle “Subtitle 11B. Seafood

Marketing and Aquaculture Development Program and Division of

Market Development”; 4–11C–01 and the subtitle “Subtitle 11C. Seafood

Program Management Team”; 4–11D–01 and the subtitle “Subtitle 11D.

Innovative Seafood Technologies Program”; 4–11E–01 and the subtitle

“Subtitle 11E. Seafood Marketing Advisory Commission”; and

4–11A–03.2, respectively





Section 10–1301 and 10–1302 2–106(a)




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Article – Environment

Section 16–107 and 16–202(h)




Article – Environment






Section 4–701(e)(3), 4–1103(d), 4–11A–01(m), 4–11A–02(a), 4–11A–06(b), and

4–11A–07(b)





Section 4–701(a) and (b) and 4–11A–01(d), (g), (n), and (q)



BY adding to


Section 4–11A–01(r), 4–11A–03, 4–11A–03.1, and 4–11A–08





Section 4–11A–09 and 4–11A–10(e)



(As enacted by Section 1 of this Act)

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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401


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Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 1088 – Audit Responsibilities – State Department of Education,

Maryland Higher Education Commission, and State Retirement Agency.

This bill authorizes the Maryland State Department of Education and the Maryland

Higher Education Commission to conduct audits to determine whether local school

systems, community colleges, and public libraries are properly reimbursing the State

for pension payments for their employees whose salaries are not paid fully by State

and local funds. Alternatively, the agencies may request that the local entities

conduct their own audits.



Bill 1088.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 1088

AN ACT concerning

Audit Responsibilities – State Department of Education, Maryland Higher

Education Commission, and State Retirement Agency

FOR the purpose of requiring the county boards of education to conduct certain audits

under certain circumstances; requiring certain local school systems to

reimburse the State for certain employer contributions for certain employees

participating in the Teachers’ Retirement System or the Teachers’ Pension

System; providing that the State Department of Education may authorize

certain county boards of education and public libraries to conduct certain

audits; authorizing the State Department of Education, rather than the State

Retirement Agency, to conduct certain audits of local school systems and public

libraries to determine if certain employer contributions have been paid

appropriately to the State Retirement and Pension System; clarifying that

certain audits conducted by certain groups may be conducted in a certain

manner; requiring that reimbursements for certain audits be applied to the

State Department of Education, certain county boards of education, the

Maryland Higher Education Commission, certain public junior or community

colleges, certain public libraries, and the General Fund in a certain manner;

requiring certain county boards of education and public libraries to provide

certain documentation to the State Department of Education under certain

circumstances; providing that the Maryland Higher Education Commission may

authorize certain public junior or community colleges to conduct certain audits;


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authorizing the Maryland Higher Education Commission, rather than the State

Retirement Agency, to conduct certain audits of public junior or community

colleges to determine if certain employer contributions have been paid

appropriately to the State Retirement and Pension System; requiring certain

public junior or community colleges to provide certain documentation to the

Maryland Higher Education Commission under certain circumstances;

clarifying that the State Retirement Agency may perform certain audits of

certain participating employers; requiring that if certain audits by the State

Retirement Agency reveal certain information, certain actions shall be taken

and certain payments shall be made to the State Retirement and Pension

System; and generally relating to performing audits of local school systems,

public junior or community colleges, and public libraries for purposes of

determining if employer and member contributions have been paid

appropriately to the State Retirement and Pension System.


Article – Education

Section 5–109, 5–203, 16–306, and 23–504





Section 21–121



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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 1089 – Prince George’s County – Public Ethics Requirements –

Limitations on Contributions to Slates Containing the County Executive or a Member of

the County Council and on Participation of County Council Members in Land Use

Applications PG 411–11.

This bill prohibits payments to slates that include a member of the County Council for

Prince George’s County or the Prince George’s County Executive during the pendency

of specified land use applications. It also alters the restriction on participation in


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specified planning and zoning matters by a member of the County Council for Prince

George’s County who received a specified political contribution or who belonged to a

slate that received a specified contribution within a specified time period.



Bill 1089.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 1089

AN ACT concerning

Prince George’s County – Public Ethics Requirements – Limitations on

Contributions to Slates Containing the County Executive or a Member of the

County Council and on Participation of County Council Members in Land

Use Applications

PG 411–11

FOR the purpose of prohibiting payments to be made, under certain circumstances, to

slates that include a member of the County Council for Prince George’s County

or the Prince George’s County Executive during the pendency of certain

applications; expanding a prohibition on a member of the County Council voting

or participating in certain applications if the member received certain payments

during a certain period by including payments to certain slates; repealing a

provision that allows a member to participate in certain applications if a certain

affidavit is not filed; providing for the prospective application of this Act; and

generally relating to the expansion of public ethics requirements in Prince

George’s County.



Section 15–829(a), (d), (f), (l), and (p)





Section 15–829(m) and 15–831



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H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 1229 – Prescription Drug Monitoring Program.

This bill establishes the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program in the Department of

Health and Mental Hygiene and establishes the mission of the Program which

requires the Program to carry out its mission by monitoring the prescribing and

dispensing of specified substances by specified prescribers and dispensers. This bill

also establishes the Advisory Board on Prescription Drug Monitoring to assist in the

design, implementation, and evaluation of the Program



Bill 1229.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 1229

AN ACT concerning

Prescription Drug Monitoring Program

FOR the purpose of establishing the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program in the

Department of Health and Mental Hygiene; establishing the mission of the

Program; requiring the Program to carry out its mission by monitoring the

prescribing and dispensing of certain substances by certain prescribers and

dispensers; establishing the powers and duties of the Department and the

Secretary of Health and Mental Hygiene under the Program; requiring

dispensers to submit electronically certain information to the Program except in

certain circumstances; establishing the Advisory Board on Prescription Drug

Monitoring to assist in the design, implementation, and evaluation of the

Program; establishing the membership, chair, terms of members, staff support,

reimbursement, and responsibilities of the Board; specifying the terms of the

initial appointed members of the Board; requiring the Secretary by regulation to

establish training protocols and guidelines to assist in the interpretation and


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evaluation of prescription monitoring data; establishing a technical advisory

committee to the Program; establishing the membership and duties of the

technical advisory committee; providing that prescription monitoring data are

confidential and privileged and not subject to certain means of legal compulsion

except under certain circumstances; requiring the Program to disclose

prescription monitoring data to certain agencies and persons under certain

circumstances; requiring the technical advisory committee to review certain

information and provide certain guidance before the Program discloses

information to certain agencies and persons; authorizing the Program to

disclose prescription monitoring data for certain purposes under certain

circumstances; authorizing the Office of the Attorney General to seek certain

relief to maintain the confidentiality of prescription monitoring data;

authorizing the Program to provide prescription monitoring data to another

state’s prescription drug monitoring program under certain circumstances;

authorizing the Program to request, receive, and use prescription monitoring

data from another state’s prescription drug monitoring program; authorizing

the Program to enter into certain agreements with other states’ prescription

drug monitoring programs; prohibiting prescription monitoring data from being

used as the basis for imposing clinical practice standards; establishing

immunity from liability for certain agencies and persons relating to the

operation and use of the Program; establishing penalties and disciplinary action

for violations of the requirements of the Program; providing that the release of

prescription monitoring data in a certain manner is not a violation of the

requirements of the Program; providing for the termination of certain provisions

of this Act and certain regulations, subject to the evaluation and

reestablishment provisions of the Maryland Program Evaluation Act; requiring

a certain evaluation of the Program to be made on or before a certain date;

requiring the Program to develop a mechanism to allow certain persons to

correct erroneous data reported to the Program; requiring the Department and

the Board to report to the Governor and certain committees of the General

Assembly on or before a certain date on certain matters relating to the Program;

declaring the intent of the General Assembly regarding technology used by the

Program; defining certain terms; and generally relating to the establishment

and operation of the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program.

BY renumbering


Section 8–403(b)(54) through (68), respectively

to be Section 8–403(b)(55) through (69), respectively



BY adding to

Article – Health – General

Section 21–2A–01 through 21–2A–09 21–2A–10 to be under the new subtitle

“Subtitle 2A. Prescription Drug Monitoring Program”



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Section 8–403(a)



BY adding to





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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 1243 – Alcoholic Beverages – Baltimore County – License Fees.

This bill alters alcoholic beverages license fees within Baltimore County.



Bill 1243.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 1243

AN ACT concerning

Alcoholic Beverages – Baltimore County Executive and County Council of

Baltimore County – License Fees

FOR the purpose of repealing certain alcoholic beverages license fees in Baltimore

County; authorizing the Baltimore County Executive and the County Council of


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Baltimore County to establish alcoholic beverages license fees within Baltimore

County; and generally relating to the Baltimore County Executive and the

County Council of Baltimore County regulating altering alcoholic beverages

license fees within Baltimore County; and generally relating to alcoholic

beverages license fees in Baltimore County.



Section 4–201(a)(2), 5–101(a)(1), 5–201(a)(1), 5–301(a)(1), 5–401(a)(1),

6–101(a)(1), 6–201(a)(1), 6–301(a)(1), 6–401(a)(1), 6–702(b), 7–101(b)(1)(i)

and (d)(1)(i), 8–204(c), 8–204.1(c), 8–304(a), 8–404(a)(1), 8–404.1(a), (b),

and (c) and 8–802(a)





Section 5–101(e), 5–201(e)(1), 5–301(e), 5–401(e)(1), 6–101(e), 6–201(e)(2),

6–301(e), 6–401(e)(2), 6–702(g), 7–101(b)(4) and (d)(4)(i), 8–204(e),

8–204.1(e), 8–304(d), 8–404(a)(5), 8–404.1(d), 8–601, and 8–802(d)



BY adding to


Section 4–201(b)(8) and 18–105



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May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 1311 – Motor Vehicle Insurers – Standards for Cancellation or

Refusal of Insurance – Driving While Impaired by Alcohol.

This bill establishes that a conviction for driving while impaired by alcohol is among

the standards that may be applied by an insurer for purposes of canceling or refusing


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to underwrite or renew a particular insurance risk or class of risk with respect to

private passenger motor vehicle insurance.



Bill 1311.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 1311

AN ACT concerning

Motor Vehicle Insurers – Standards for Cancellation or Refusal of Insurance

– Driving While Impaired by Alcohol

FOR the purpose of establishing that, subject to a certain provision of law, a conviction

for driving while impaired by alcohol is included among the standards

reasonably related to an insurer’s economic and business purposes that may be

applied by the insurer for purposes of canceling or refusing to underwrite or

renew a particular insurance risk or class of risk in the case of private

passenger motor vehicle insurance; and generally relating to standards for the

cancellation or refusal of motor vehicle insurance and the offense of driving

while impaired by alcohol.



Section 27–501(a)(2)





Section 27–501(l)(1)(vi)





Section 21–902



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May 18, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 1312 – State Retirement and Pension System – Vested Retirement

Allowance – Members and Former Members.

House Bill 1312 prohibits a former member of a designated retirement and pension

plan within the State Retirement and Pension System (SRPS) from receiving a

retroactive vested benefit allowance if the member files for vested benefits after

normal retirement age. A member must submit a written application to the SRPS

Board of Trustees that states the date on which the member wants to begin receiving a

vested allowance. Under the bill, any benefits that the member would have received

from normal age of retirement to the time the member actually applies for benefits

must be forfeited. The bill also clarifies that members and former members who

receive a refund of accumulated contributions are not entitled to further benefits.

House Bill 1312 applies only prospectively and does not apply to any member or

former member who, as of June 30, 2011, has separated from employment and has

reached normal retirement age. All vested former members and active employees who

leave service and have not yet reached normal retirement age, however, would be

affected by the bill.

Under Current law, former vested members who apply for benefits after their normal

retirement age are entitled to begin receiving their pensions and receive a lump–sum

payment for past benefits not received. Active vested members who leave service upon

reaching or exceeding their normal retirement age only receive pension benefits from

the time of application forward.

House Bill 1312 was proposed by the State Retirement Agency to address problems

associated with former members who are entitled to either a refund of member

contributions or a vested benefit, but who have not claimed those benefits. According

to the General Assembly’s consulting actuary, there are approximately 4,236 vested

former members in the State plans who have not claimed their vested benefit despite

being older than their normal retirement age. The Retirement Agency is currently

undertaking measures to contact these former members with some success.

While I understand the concerns raised by the State Retirement Agency, I believe this

legislation unintentionally imposes a very harsh punishment on former teachers and

State employees who do not file their application for benefits upon reaching normal

retirement age. These former members will be required to forfeit pension benefits that


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they have earned through years of dedicated service and that consist in part of

employee contributions. In some cases, former employees have forgotten they are

entitled to a pension benefit because decades have passed since they left teaching or

State service, or they are simply not aware of the age of retirement. In some cases,

intervening health problems have contributed to their failure to apply for benefits.

Lost benefits can range from several thousand dollars to tens of thousands of dollars.

I am particularly concerned about the potential impact of lost benefits on seniors who

are struggling on fixed incomes.

Another concern I have with House Bill 1312 is that there is no provision in the in the

bill that allows former vested members to ask the SRPS Board of Trustees for a

hardship waiver to allow a member to collect past benefits. As mentioned above, a

member’s impairment due to health reasons, such as dementia or Alzheimer’s disease,

may warrant such a waiver. Instead, members or their families would have to ask

legislators to sponsor bills to grant statutory exemptions to the law. Finally, I am

concerned that the proposed change in this legislation applies to both current and

former employees who arguably have a contractually vested right to this pension

benefit under State law.

House Bill 1312 was introduced late in Session and was not included in the package of

bills that the State Retirement Agency submitted to the Joint Committee on Pensions.

During the 2011 Interim, I encourage the Joint Committee to consider an equitable

and more workable alternative to the one proposed in this legislation. I believe a

better approach to ensuring that pension benefits are paid upon a member’s age of

retirement is for the State Retirement Agency to continue its aggressive practice of

notifying former members to apply for benefits in a timely fashion.

For the above reasons, I have today vetoed House Bill 1312.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 1312

AN ACT concerning

State Retirement and Pension System – Vested Retirement Allowance –

Members and Former Members

FOR the purpose of requiring that certain members or former members of the State

Retirement and Pension System complete and submit a certain application

stating a certain date when the member or former member desires to commence

receipt of a certain vested retirement allowance; prohibiting certain members or

former members of the State Retirement and Pension System from receiving a

certain vested retirement allowance for a certain period of time; providing that

certain members or former members of the State Retirement and Pension


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System may receive a return of their accumulated contributions before payment

of a certain vested allowance; providing that certain former members of the

State Retirement and Pension System to whom certain accumulated

contributions are returned are not entitled to any further benefits; providing for

the application of this Act; and generally relating to members or former

members of the State Retirement and Pension System receiving a vested

retirement allowance.






_________________________

May 19, 2011



H–101 State House

Annapolis, MD 21401

Dear Mr. Speaker:


vetoed House Bill 1343 – Economic Development – Tri–County Council for Western

Maryland – Membership and Leadership.

This bill alters the membership of the Tri–County Council for Western Maryland and

establishes an Executive Committee for the Council. This provides for the Executive

Committee’s officers and terms of office and defines “member county” and also

provides for the initial membership of the Executive Committee.



Bill 1343.

Sincerely,

Governor

House Bill 1343

AN ACT concerning


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Economic Development – Tri–County Council for Western Maryland –

Membership and Leadership

FOR the purpose of altering the membership of the Tri–County Council for Western

Maryland; establishing an Executive Committee for the Council and providing

for the Executive Committee’s officers and terms of office; defining a certain

term; providing for the initial membership of the Executive Committee; and

generally relating to the membership and leadership of the Tri–County Council

for Western Maryland.


Article – Economic Development




BY repealing


Section 13–704



BY adding to


Section 13–704



_________________________

Appendix III

Index

III – 1

Page

A

Absences (Excused) —

Afzali, Kathryn L. ............................................................................................. 168

Alston, Tiffany T. .............................................................................................. 21

Barkley, Charles ............................................................................................... 1

21, 24, 27, 31, 163, 168

Barve, Kumar P. ............................................................................................... 27

Bobo, Elizabeth ................................................................................................. 1

21, 24, 27, 31, 163, 168

Burns, Emmett C., Jr. ...................................................................................... 21

24

Cane, Rudolph C. .............................................................................................. 168

Clagett, Galen R. .............................................................................................. 27

Donoghue, John P. ............................................................................................ 163

Fisher, Mark N. ................................................................................................ 27

Frush, Barbara A.............................................................................................. 168

Harrison, Hattie N. .......................................................................................... 168

Hogan, Patrick .................................................................................................. 168

Hough, Michael J. ............................................................................................. 168

Kipke, Nicholaus R. .......................................................................................... 27

31, 163, 168

Krebs, Susan W. ............................................................................................... 168

McDonough, Pat ............................................................................................... 27

168

McMillan, Herb ................................................................................................. 24

31

Miller, Warren E. ............................................................................................. 1

21, 24, 27, 31, 163, 168

Mizeur, Heather R. ........................................................................................... 168

Rudolph, David D. ............................................................................................ 168

Serafini, Andrew A. .......................................................................................... 27

Walker, Jay ....................................................................................................... 168

Wilson, C.T. ...................................................................................................... 27

Adjournment Sine Die —

Adjournment ..................................................................................................... 169

Message from the Senate ................................................................................. 169

Message to the Senate ...................................................................................... 168

Adjournments ...................................................................................................... 167

Adjournments in Memoriam —

Former members Kenny Webster, Ruth Kirk, Bert Booth, David

Boschert, Frank Boston, Jr., and Melvin Kenney, Jr. ............................... 19

Administrative Agencies —

See also Electronic Government; specific agencies; Vetoed House Bills HB

338; HB 1053; HB 1088

Department of Planning – Local and Regional Planning and Land Use

III – 2 Journal of Proceedings – 2011 Special Session Index

Page Powers – Prohibition on Restriction – See HB 8

Maryland Transit Administration – Farebox Recovery Rate

Increase – See HB 17

Maryland Transportation Authority –

Audit Statements Available Online – See HB 12

Fixing or Revising Tolls – Legislative Approval Required – See HB 15;

HB 23

Intercounty Connector – Equitable Treatment of Toll Rates – See HB

19

Termination – Exchange of Bonds – See HB 11

Transportation –

Chesapeake Bay Bridge Authority – See HB 16

Toll, Fee, or Other Charge Increases – Notice and Public Comment –

See HB 10

Transit Authorities – Red Line and Purple Line – See HB 18

Transportation Trust Fund Protection Act – See HB 21

Administrative Office of the Courts —

See Vetoed House Bills HB 22

Aged –see– Elderly Persons

Agriculture —

See Vetoed House Bills HB 103; HB 476; HB 479

Agriculture, Department of —


Air Conditioning –see– Heating and Cooling

Airports —


Alcoholic Beverages – By Subdivision —

See Vetoed House Bills HB 413; HB 476; HB 479; HB 703; HB 947; HB

1243

Alcoholic Beverages Licenses —

See Vetoed House Bills HB 413; HB 476; HB 479; HB 703; HB 947; HB

1243

Allegany County —

See Vetoed House Bills HB 148; HB 1343

Alternative Energy Sources —


Animals —


Annotated Code of Maryland —

See also Vetoed House Bills HB 1053

Maryland Transportation Authority – Termination – Exchange of Bonds

– See HB 11

Annual Reports –see– Reports

Appeals —


Appliances –see– Equipment

Index Maryland House of Delegates III – 3

Page Appointments —

Orders and appointments adopted for the regular session of 2011

continued for the special session ................................................................ 1

Apportionment –see– Reapportionment and Redistricting

Appropriations —


Laws Making an Appropriation Subject to Petition Referendum – See

HB 13

Aquaculture —


Armed Forces –see– Veterans

Attorney General —


Attorneys —


Attorneys’ Fees —


Auditors and Audits —


Maryland Transportation Authority – Audit Statements Available Online

– See HB 12

Automobiles –see– Motor Vehicles

B

Baltimore City —


Transportation – Transit Authorities – Red Line and Purple Line – See

HB 18

Baltimore County —



HB 18

Baltimore Metropolitan Transit District –see– Mass Transit

Baltimore–Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport –

see– Airports

Beer and Malt Beverages –see– Alcoholic Beverages – By Subdivision

Bills –see– Emergency Bills; Legislation

Blue Laws —


Boards –see– Committees and Commissions

Bonds —

See also State Bonds


– See HB 11

Transportation –


Page Chesapeake Bay Bridge Authority – See HB 16



Boundaries —

Congressional Districting Plan – See HB 1; SB 1

Congressional Redistricting Plan – See HB 5

Congressional Redistricting Plan of 2011 – See HB 4; HB 22

Montgomery County –

Board of Education Residence Districts – Redistricting Plan – See

SB 2

Board of Education Residence Districts – Redistricting Plan MC

1–11SS – See HB 2

Prince George’s County School Board –

Redistricting – See SB 3

Redistricting PG 2–11SS – See HB 3

Bridges and Tunnels —




HB 23

Intercounty Connector – Equitable Treatment of Toll Rates – See

HB 19


Transportation –



See HB 10

Buildings –see– Public Buildings and Facilities

Business –see– Commerce and Business

C

Campaign Financing —


Candidates –see– Political Candidates

Caroline County —


Carroll County —


Cars –see– Motor Vehicles

Central Committees –see– Political Committees

Certification –see– Licenses

Charter Schools –see– Public Schools

Chesapeake Bay —

Environment – Watershed Implementation Plan –

County Implementation – See HB 6


Page Ranking Best Management Practices – See HB 20

Transportation – Chesapeake Bay Bridge Authority – See HB 16

Circuit Courts —


Private Property Rights – Regulatory Infringement – Compensation – See

HB 7

Civil Actions —

Environment – County Plans – Authority – See HB 9


HB 7


HB 18

Civil Defense –see– Emergencies

Class Actions –see– Civil Actions

Classified Employees –see– State Employees

Clerks of Court —


Codes –see– Annotated Code of Maryland

Colleges –see– Community Colleges; Higher Education; State

Universities and Colleges

Commerce and Business —


Commissions –see– Committees and Commissions

Committees and Commissions —

See also Political Committees

See Vetoed House Bills HB 40; HB 64; HB 66; HB 68; HB 237; HB 361;

HB 614; HB 954; HB 1229

Community Colleges —


Compensation –see– Salaries

Comptroller —


Computers –see– Electronic Government

Confidentiality –see– Privacy

Conflicts of Interest –see– Ethics

Congress, U.S. —




Conservation —

Environment – Watershed Implementation Plan – Ranking Best

Management Practices – See HB 20

Constitutional Amendments —


HB 13



Page Construction —


Transportation – Transit Authorities – Red Line and Purple Line –

See HB 18


Consumer Protection —


Continuing Care —

See also Nursing Homes


Contractors —


Contracts —


Controlled Dangerous Substances —


Corporations —

See also Municipal Corporations; Vetoed House Bills HB 253


Correctional Institutions —


Correctional Officers —


Costs –see– Prices

Councils –see– Committees and Commissions

Counterfeiting –see– Forgery

Counties —

See also Vetoed House Bills HB 879; HB 1088


Powers – Prohibition on Restriction – See HB 8

Environment –

County Plans – Authority – See HB 9

Watershed Implementation Plan –


Ranking Best Management Practices – See HB 20

County Commissioners —


County Councils —


County Executives —


Courts —

See also Circuit Courts


Crimes and Punishments —

See also Penalties and Sentences; specific crimes


Page See Vetoed House Bills HB 879; HB 1229

Critical Areas –see– Chesapeake Bay

D

Dairy Products –see– Milk Products

Damages —


Debt Management —


Deductions –see– Exemptions

Deeds —


Deer –see– Hunting

Dental Care –see– Dentists

Dental Plan Organizations –see– Health Insurance

Dentists —


Detention Centers –see– Correctional Institutions

Disability Retirements –see– Retirement Systems

Disasters –see– Emergencies

Discipline —


Disclosure —


Doctors –see– Physicians

Driving While Intoxicated –see– Drunk and Drugged Driving

Drug Abuse –see– Substance Abuse

Drugs —


Drunk and Drugged Driving —


Dump Trucks –see– Trucks

E

Economic Development –see– Commerce and Business

Education —

See also Higher Education; Private Schools; Public Schools


Education, Boards of —


Montgomery County – Board of Education Residence Districts –

Redistricting Plan – See SB 2

Redistricting Plan MC 1–11SS – See HB 2



Page Redistricting – See SB 3


Education Financing –see– Public Schools

Education, State Department of —


Elderly Persons —


Elected Officials –see– Attorney General; Comptroller; County

Commissioners; County Councils; County Executives; Governor;

State’s Attorneys

Elections —

See also Campaign Financing










Elections, Boards of –see– Elections Supervisors

Elections Supervisors —


Electric Companies –see– Utilities

Electrical Devices –see– Equipment

Electricians —


Electronic Government —





– See HB 12

Transportation – Toll, Fee, or Other Charge Increases – Notice and

Public Comment – See HB 10

Electronic Transmission –see– Electronic Government

Emergencies —


Emergency Bills —




Department of Planning –

Local and Regional Planning and Land Use Powers – Prohibition on

Restriction – See HB 8


Page State Development Plan – Approval or Modification by the General

Assembly – See HB 14

Environment – Watershed Implementation Plan – County

Implementation – See HB 6



HB 23


HB 19









Emissions –see– Pollution

Energy Matters —


Environment, Department of —


Environment –


Watershed Implementation Plan – Ranking Best Management

Practices – See HB 20


HB 7

Environmental Matters —




Equipment —


Ethics —


Excise Tax —


Executive Agencies –see– Administrative Agencies; Electronic

Government

Executive Department –see– Governor

Executive Orders —

Executive Order 01.01.2011.19 proclaiming the convening of the General

Assembly in extraordinary session (Exhibit A, Appendix II–3) ................ 1

Exemptions —

Transportation –




Exhibits —

A – Executive Order 01.01.2011.19 – Proclamation Convening the

General Assembly of Maryland in Extraordinary Session at Annapolis,

Maryland on October 17, 2011 (Appendix II–3) ........................................ 1

B – Vetoed House Bills and Messages – 2011 Regular Session (Appendix

II–5) ............................................................................................................. 3

Expenses –see– Salaries

F

Farmers –see– Agriculture

Farmland –see– Agriculture

Fees —

See also Attorneys’ Fees; Vetoed House Bills HB 103; HB 361; HB 393;

HB 413; HB 468; HB 703; HB 1229; HB 1243

Maryland Transit Administration – Farebox Recovery Rate

Increase – See HB 17



HB 23


HB 19


Transportation –



See HB 10



Fines –see– Penalties and Sentences

Fire Departments –see– Fire Protection

Fire Protection —


Fiscal Matters –see– Revenue and Taxes

Fish and Fishing —


Food –see– Meat, Poultry, Seafood; Milk Products

Forgery —


Forms —


Fraud –see– Forgery

Frederick County —



Page Freedom of Information –see– Public Information

Fuel Tax —



G

Garbage –see– Refuse Disposal

Garrett County —


Gas Companies –see– Utilities

Gasoline Tax –see– Fuel Tax

General Assembly —

Department of Planning – State Development Plan – Approval or

Modification by the General Assembly – See HB 14



Maryland Transportation Authority – Fixing or Revising Tolls –

Legislative Approval Required – See HB 15; HB 23


Government –see– Administrative Agencies; Electronic Government

Governor —


Guidance Counselors –see– Teachers

H

Harford County —


Hawkers –see– Transient Merchants

Health –see– Mental Health

Health and Mental Hygiene, Department of —


Health Care Facilities —

See also Hospices; Nursing Homes


Health Insurance —


Health Maintenance Organizations —


Health Occupations —

See also Dentists; Pharmacists and Pharmacies; Physicians; Podiatrists;

Psychologists

See Vetoed House Bills HB 64; HB 66; HB 89; HB 468; HB 1229

Hearings —



Page Heating and Cooling —


Higher Education —

See also Community Colleges; State Universities and Colleges


Higher Education Commission —


Highway Administration, State —


Highways —





HB 23


HB 19





Home Appliances –see– Equipment

Hospices —


House Bills —

1 – Congressional Districting Plan – Establishing the composition

of the eight districts in the State of Maryland for the election of

members to the United States House of Representatives;

specifying ward, election district, and precinct boundaries; and

making the Act an emergency measure. ...........................................

4

2 – Montgomery County – Board of Education Residence

Districts – Redistricting Plan MC 1–11SS – Altering the

boundaries of the residence districts for the Montgomery County

Board of Education; repealing a provision of law relating to the

date when specified reapportioned districts become effective; and


5, 23

3 – Prince George’s County School Board – Redistricting PG

2–11SS – Altering the boundaries of the school board districts for

the election of the members of the Prince George’s County Board

of Education; and making the Act an emergency measure. .............

6, 23

4 – Congressional Redistricting Plan of 2011 – Establishing the

composition of the eight districts in the State of Maryland for the

election of members to the United States House of


Page Representatives; specifying ward, election district, and precinct

boundaries; and making the Act an emergency measure. ...............

6

5 – Congressional Redistricting Plan – Establishing the



Representatives; specifying ward, election district, and precinct


7

6 – Environment – Watershed Implementation Plan – County

Implementation – Providing that a local jurisdiction may not be

required to implement activities or strategies of a State

Watershed Implementation Plan unless specified funding is

provided; and making the Act an emergency measure. ...................

8

7 – Private Property Rights – Regulatory Infringement –

Compensation – Giving an owner of private property a cause of

action under specified circumstances against the Department of

the Environment, the Department of Natural Resources, or the

Department of Planning if the application of specified regulations

infringes on a private property right; providing that the cause of

action shall be filed in a specified court; providing for the sum

that a private property owner may recover; etc. ..............................

8

8 – Department of Planning – Local and Regional Planning

and Land Use Powers – Prohibition on Restriction –

Prohibiting the Department of Planning from adopting any

regulation or taking any action that restricts the planning and

land use powers of local governments or regional planning

agencies; and making the Act an emergency measure. ...................

9

9 – Environment – County Plans – Authority – Repealing the

authority of the Department of the Environment to order a person

to prepare and submit specified subdivision plans under specified

circumstances; repealing the Department’s authority to order the

installation of specified water supply or sewerage systems for

subdivisions under specified circumstances; repealing a

requirement that a specified county plan be approved by the

Department; repealing a requirement that a county adopt a

revision or amendment to a specified county plan under specified

circumstances; etc. .............................................................................

10

10 – Transportation – Toll, Fee, or Other Charge Increases –

Notice and Public Comment – Requiring specified staff of the

Maryland Transportation Authority to provide, by a specified

date, public notice regarding a proposal to increase specified tolls,


Page fees, or other charges; requiring the Authority to make the

proposal available to the public in a specified manner; requiring

the Authority to receive comments from the public at the meeting

at which the Authority votes to implement the proposal; and


11

11 – Maryland Transportation Authority – Termination –

Exchange of Bonds – Terminating the Maryland Transportation

Authority; transferring, subject to specified exceptions, all

functions, powers, duties, responsibilities, regulations, policies,

property, equipment, assets, liabilities, and employees of the

Authority to the Maryland Department of Transportation on a

specified date; requiring the State to issue revenue refunding

bonds in exchange for revenue bonds issued by the Authority

before a specified date; etc. ................................................................

11

12 – Maryland Transportation Authority – Audit Statements

Available Online – Requiring the Maryland Transportation

Authority to make audit statements publicly available on its

Internet site, including audit statements relating to each

transportation facilities project throughout the entire existence of

each transportation facilities project; and defining “audit

statement”. .........................................................................................

12

13 – Laws Making an Appropriation Subject to Petition

Referendum – Proposing an amendment to the Maryland

Constitution to provide that a law making a specified

appropriation shall be subject to rejection or repeal by the voters

of the State under the petition referendum process provided under

the Maryland Constitution; and submitting the amendment to the

qualified voters of the State for their adoption or rejection. ............

13

14 – Department of Planning – State Development Plan –

Approval or Modification by the General Assembly –

Requiring the Secretary of Planning to submit the State

Development Plan and any substantial part or revision of the

Plan to the General Assembly; prohibiting the Plan from being

finalized until it is approved by an Act of the General Assembly;

authorizing the General Assembly to modify the Plan as

submitted by the Secretary; requiring the Governor to file with

the Secretary of State the Plan, part of the Plan, or a revision to

the Plan, together with specified comments, after enactment of a

law that approves or modifies the Plan; etc. ....................................

13

15 – Maryland Transportation Authority – Fixing or Revising

Tolls – Legislative Approval Required – Prohibiting the


Page Maryland Transportation Authority from fixing or revising a toll

on any part of any transportation facilities project unless the

General Assembly approves the toll through legislation;

authorizing the Authority, on or after the effective date of the Act,

to continue to charge and collect a toll of the same amount in

effect before the effective date of the Act; and making the Act an

emergency measure. ..........................................................................

14

16 – Transportation – Chesapeake Bay Bridge Authority –

Establishing the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Authority to finance,

construct, operate, and maintain the Chesapeake Bay Bridge;

providing for the members, appointment, terms, chair, and staff of

the Authority; prohibiting the Department of Transportation from

exercising jurisdiction or authority over the Chesapeake Bay

Bridge; authorizing the Authority to take specified actions in the

performance of its duties; etc. ...........................................................

15

17 – Maryland Transit Administration – Farebox Recovery Rate

Increase – Increasing from 35% to 50%, for fiscal year 2013 and

thereafter, the percentage of operating costs for specified public

transit services that the Maryland Transit Administration must

recover from fares and other operating revenues; etc. .....................

16

18 – Transportation – Transit Authorities – Red Line and

Purple Line – Establishing the Red Line Transit Authority and

the Purple Line Transit Authority to finance, construct, and

operate the Red Line and the Purple Line light rail transit lines;

providing for the members, appointment, terms, chairs, and staff

of the Authorities; prohibiting the Department of Transportation

from exercising jurisdiction or authority over the Red Line and

the Purple Line light rail transit lines; authorizing the

Authorities to take specified actions in the performance of their

duties; etc. ..........................................................................................

16

19 – Maryland Transportation Authority – Intercounty

Connector – Equitable Treatment of Toll Rates – Requiring

equitable treatment of toll rates on the Intercounty Connector in

connection with any action by the Maryland Transportation

Authority involving toll revenue affecting other transportation

facilities projects owned or operated by the Authority; and making

the Act an emergency measure. ........................................................

18

20 – Environment – Watershed Implementation Plan – Ranking

Best Management Practices – Requiring, on or before October

1, 2012, the Department of the Environment to create a list that

ranks best management practices relating to a Watershed


Page Implementation Plan based on cost and expected pollution

reduction value; authorizing the Department to include specified

information in the list; requiring the Department to update the

list annually; and requiring the Department to publish the list on

the Department’s Web site and to mail a hard copy of the list to

each county. ........................................................................................

18

21 – Transportation Trust Fund Protection Act – Proposing an

amendment to the Maryland Constitution to establish a

Transportation Trust Fund to be used only for purposes relating

to transportation with a specified exception; prohibiting the

reversion or crediting of any part of the Transportation Trust

Fund to the General Fund or a special fund of the State; requiring

that specified taxes, fees, charges, and revenues be credited to the

Transportation Trust Fund; etc. .......................................................

19

22 – Congressional Redistricting Plan of 2011 – Establishing the



Representatives; specifying ward, election district, and precinct


21

23 – Maryland Transportation Authority – Fixing or Revising

Tolls – Legislative Approval Required – Prohibiting the

Maryland Transportation Authority from fixing or revising a toll

on any part of any transportation facilities project unless the

General Assembly approves the toll through legislation;

authorizing the Authority, on or after the effective date of the Act,

to continue to charge and collect a toll of the same amount in

effect before the effective date of the Act; and making the Act an

emergency measure. ..........................................................................

22

House of Delegates –see– General Assembly

Hunting —


I

Illegal Drugs –see– Controlled Dangerous Substances

Immunity –see– Liability

Incinerators –see– Refuse Disposal

Income Tax —



Infectious Waste –see– Refuse Disposal

Information Technology –see– Electronic Government


Page Infrastructure –see– Public Works

Injured Workers’ Insurance Fund –see– Workers’ Compensation

Inspections —


Insurance –see– Health Insurance; Motor Vehicle Insurance

Insurance Administration —


Internet –see– Electronic Government

Interstate Affairs —


Investments –see– Securities

J

Jails –see– Correctional Institutions; Juvenile Facilities

Judgments —


HB 7

Judiciary –see– Courts

Jurisdiction —

Transportation –



Juvenile Facilities —


L

Labor, Licensing, and Regulation, Department of —


Land Records –see– Deeds

Land Use –see– Zoning and Planning

Landfills –see– Refuse Disposal

Landlord and Tenant —

See also Leases and Rent


Law Department –see– Attorney General

Law Enforcement —


Laws and Ordinances —


Lawyers –see– Attorneys

Leases and Rent —


Legislation —

See also Emergency Bills


Page Department of Planning – State Development Plan – Approval or

Modification by the General Assembly – See HB 14


HB 13

Maryland Transportation Authority – Fixing or Revising

Tolls – Legislative Approval Required – See HB 15; HB 23


Legislative Agents –see– Lobbying

Legislative Services, Department of —



– See HB 11

Legislature –see– General Assembly

Liability —



HB 7

Libraries —


License Commissioners, Boards of —


Licenses —

See also Alcoholic Beverages Licenses

See Vetoed House Bills HB 64; HB 66; HB 68; HB 103; HB 361; HB 1053;

HB 1229

Light Rail –see– Mass Transit

Limited Liability Companies —


Liquor –see– Alcoholic Beverages – By Subdivision

Liquor Control Boards –see– License Commissioners, Boards of

Liquor Licenses –see– Alcoholic Beverages Licenses

Lobbying —


Local Government Mandates —


Environment – Watershed Implementation Plan – County

Implementation – See HB 6

Local Governments –see– Counties; Municipal Corporations

Long–Term Care –see– Continuing Care; Nursing Homes

M

Mandates –see– Local Government Mandates

Maryland–National Capital Park and Planning Commission —


Maryland Port Administration –see– Ports


Page Mass Transit —

Maryland Transit Administration – Farebox Recovery Rate Increase –

See HB 17


HB 18


Meat, Poultry, Seafood —


Medical Records –see– Records

Medical Waste –see– Refuse Disposal

Mental Health —


Messages from the Executive —



Messages from the Senate —

Adjournment Sine Die ...................................................................................... 169

Senate organized .............................................................................................. 3

Messages to the Senate —

Adjournment Sine Die ...................................................................................... 168

House organized ............................................................................................... 2

Methamphetamine –see– Controlled Dangerous Substances; Drugs

Metro –see– Mass Transit

Military –see– Veterans

Milk Products —


Mobile Vendors –see– Transient Merchants

Montgomery County —

Board of Education Residence Districts –




HB 18

Motor Carrier Tax –see– Fuel Tax

Motor Carriers –see– Trucks

Motor Fuel Tax –see– Fuel Tax

Motor Vehicle Administration —


Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax –see– Fuel Tax

Motor Vehicle Insurance —


Motor Vehicle Registration —


Motor Vehicles —

See also Trucks; Vetoed House Bills HB 103



Page Municipal Corporations —

See also Baltimore City


N

Narcotics –see– Controlled Dangerous Substances; Drugs

Natural Resources –see– Conservation

Natural Resources, Department of —



HB 7

Nonprofit Health Service Plans –see– Health Insurance

Nonpublic Schools –see– Private Schools

Notices —

See also Vetoed House Bills HB 237; HB 338; HB 1053




Nursing Homes —

See also Continuing Care


O

Open Meetings –see– Public Information

Orders of Organization —

Orders and appointments adopted for the regular session of 2011

continued for the special session ................................................................ 1

Ordinances –see– Laws and Ordinances

Oysters —


P

Park and Planning Commission –see– Maryland–National Capital

Park and Planning Commission

Parochial Schools –see– Private Schools

Partnerships —


Patients —


Peddlers –see– Transient Merchants

Penalties and Sentences —


Pension Systems –see– Retirement Systems


Page Permits –see– Licenses

Petitions —


HB 13

Pharmacists and Pharmacies —


Physicians —

See also Dentists


Planning –see– Zoning and Planning

Planning, Department of —




HB 7

State Development Plan – Approval or Modification by the General


Podiatrists —


Police –see– Law Enforcement

Political Candidates —


Political Committees —


Political Contributions –see– Campaign Financing

Political Parties —


Pollution —




Ports —


Prescription Medication –see– Drugs

Prices —



HB 7

Primary Elections –see– Elections

Prince George’s County —






HB 18


Page Principals –see– Teachers

Prisons –see– Correctional Institutions; Juvenile Facilities

Privacy —


Private Schools —


Privileged Communications —


Process Serving —


Property –see– Real Property

Property Tax —


Psychologists —


Public Buildings and Facilities —


Public Debt –see– Bonds; State Bonds

Public Employees —

See also State Employees


Public Information —





– See HB 12



Public Officials –see– Attorney General; Comptroller; County

Commissioners; County Councils; County Executives; Governor;

State’s Attorneys

Public Schools —


Public Utilities –see– Utilities

Public Works —


Public Works, Board of —


Publications —




Page Q

Quorum Calls ...................................................................................................... 1

19, 21, 23, 24, 26, 27, 30, 31, 162, 163, 167, 168, 169

R

Rates –see– Prices

Real Property —



HB 7

Reapportionment and Redistricting —










Recesses ................................................................................................................ 23

26, 30, 162

Records —


Redistricting –see– Reapportionment and Redistricting

Referendum —


HB 13


Refuse Disposal —



Registration –see– Motor Vehicle Registration

Regulations –see– Rules and Regulations

Renewable Energy Sources –see– Alternative Energy Sources

Rent –see– Leases and Rent

Reports —

See also Vetoed House Bills HB 64; HB 66; HB 68; HB 361; HB 1229


– See HB 12

Retail Sales Tax –see– Sales and Use Tax

Retirement Systems —

See Vetoed House Bills HB 335; HB 338; HB 1088; HB 1312

Revenue and Taxes —


Page See also specific taxes; Vetoed House Bills HB 406; HB 1053; HB 1088

Maryland Transit Administration – Farebox Recovery Rate Increase –

See HB 17

Transportation –




Review Boards —


Roads –see– Highways

Rules —

Adopted ............................................................................................................. 2

Rules and Regulations —



Powers – Prohibition on Restriction – See HB 8


HB 7

Transportation –



S

Salaries —


Sales and Use Tax —


Sanitary Districts —


Sanitary Landfills –see– Refuse Disposal

School Boards –see– Education, Boards of

School Construction –see– Public Schools

Schools –see– Private Schools; Public Schools

Seafood –see– Fish and Fishing; Meat, Poultry, Seafood; Oysters

Securities —

Transportation –



Senate –see– General Assembly

Senate Bills —

1 – Congressional Districting Plan – Establishing the composition

of the eight districts in the State of Maryland for the election of

members to the United States House of Representatives;

specifying ward, election district, and precinct boundaries; and


24


Page 27 (14), 32 (21-25), 164 (30, 31)

2 – Montgomery County – Board of Education Residence

Districts – Redistricting Plan – Altering the boundaries of the

residence districts for the Montgomery County Board of

Education; repealing a provision of law relating to the date when

specified reapportioned districts become effective; and making the

Act an emergency measure. ...............................................................

25

28 (15), 31 (19, 20)

3 – Prince George’s County School Board – Redistricting –

Altering the boundaries of the school board districts for the

election of the members of the Prince George’s County Board of

Education; and making the Act an emergency measure. .................

25

29 (16), 163 (28, 29)

Senior Citizens –see– Elderly Persons

Sentences –see– Penalties and Sentences

Sewage —



Sludge –see– Sewage

Snow Emergencies –see– Emergencies

Solid Waste –see– Refuse Disposal

Somerset County —


Special Police –see– Law Enforcement

State Agencies –see– Administrative Agencies; Electronic

Government

State Bonds —


State Employees —

See also Vetoed House Bills HB 335; HB 338; HB 1053; HB 1312


– See HB 11

State Government –see– Administrative Agencies; Electronic

Government

State Police, Department of —


State Roads –see– Highways

State Universities and Colleges —


State’s Attorneys —


Statutes of Limitation —


HB 7

Stocks –see– Securities

Streets and Roads –see– Highways


Page Subdivisions –see– Zoning and Planning

Subpoenas —


Subsequent Injury Fund –see– Workers’ Compensation

Substance Abuse —


Subways –see– Mass Transit

Suits –see– Civil Actions

Summonses –see– Subpoenas

Sunday Sales –see– Blue Laws

Sunset —

See Vetoed House Bills HB 64; HB 66; HB 68; HB 124; HB 361; HB 1229

Sunshine Laws –see– Public Information

T

Task Forces –see– Committees and Commissions

Tax Credits —


Taxes –see– Revenue and Taxes

Teachers —


Tenants –see– Landlord and Tenant

Territorial Limit –see– Boundaries

Tolls –see– Fees

Trade –see– Commerce and Business

Transient Merchants —


Transit –see– Mass Transit

Transportation —

See also Airports; Mass Transit; Motor Vehicles; Trucks; Vetoed House

Bills HB 103




HB 23


HB 19


Toll, Fee, or Other Charge Increases – Notice and Public Comment – See

HB 10


Transportation, Department of —


– See HB 11

Transportation –




Tri–County Council —


Trucks —


Tuition —


Tunnels –see– Bridges and Tunnels

U

Uninsured Employers’ Fund –see– Workers’ Compensation

United States Congress –see– Congress, U.S.

Universities –see– Higher Education; State Universities and Colleges

University System of Maryland –see– State Universities and Colleges

Use Tax –see– Sales and Use Tax

Utilities —

See also Water


V

Vendors –see– Commerce and Business; Transient Merchants

Veterans —


Veto —

Vetoed House Bills and Messages from the 2011 Regular Session (Exhibit

B, Appendix II–5) ........................................................................................ 3 (7)

Vetoed House Bills —

22 – Courts – Attorneys – Subpoena Procedures and Forms for

Circuit Courts – Authorizing an attorney or other officer of the

court entitled to the issuance of a subpoena by a clerk of a court to

obtain from the clerk of the court a subpoena that is signed and

sealed by the clerk of court; authorizing the attorney or other

officer of the court to photocopy or otherwise copy and use a

specified subpoena for service; etc. ...................................................

3 (7)

40 – Joint Committee on Workers’ Compensation Benefit and

Insurance Oversight – Membership – Expanding the

membership of the Joint Committee on Workers’ Compensation

Benefit and Insurance Oversight to include a representative from

a self–insured local government entity. ............................................

3 (7)


Page 64 – State Board of Examiners of Nursing Home Administrators

– Sunset Extension and Program Evaluation – Continuing

the State Board of Examiners of Nursing Home Administrators in

accordance with the provisions of the Maryland Program

Evaluation Act (sunset law) by extending to July 1, 2017, the

termination provisions relating to the statutory and regulatory

authority of the Board; altering the membership of the Board;

requiring that an evaluation of the Board be performed on or

before July 1, 2016; and requiring the Board to make a specified

report on or before October 1, 2011. ..................................................

3 (7)

66 – State Board of Podiatric Medical Examiners – Sunset

Extension and Program Evaluation – Continuing the State

Board of Podiatric Medical Examiners in accordance with the

provisions of the Maryland Program Evaluation Act (sunset law)

by extending to July 1, 2022, the termination provisions relating

to authority of the Board; requiring that an evaluation of the

Board and the statutes and regulations that relate to the Board

be performed on or before July 1, 2021; requiring the Board to

report on regulation of podiatry in the State to specified

committees of the General Assembly on or before October 1, 2015.

3 (7)

68 – State Board of Heating, Ventilation, Air–Conditioning, and

Refrigeration Contractors – Sunset Extension and Program

Evaluation – Continuing the State Board of Heating,

Ventilation, Air–Conditioning, and Refrigeration Contractors in


Evaluation Act (sunset law) by extending to July 1, 2023, the


authority of the Board; requiring the Board to submit a report to

specified committees of the General Assembly on or before

October 1, 2012; etc. ...........................................................................

3 (7)

89 – Mental Hygiene – Admission Provisions – Definition of

“Psychologist” – Altering the definition of “psychologist” for

purposes of specified provisions of law relating to admissions to

specified mental health facilities. .....................................................

3 (7)

103 – Vehicle Laws – Exceptional Hauling Permits – Farm

Products – Authorizing the State Highway Administration to

issue permits for specified vehicles carrying specified products

and loads of specified maximum weights to operate in specified

areas in specified circumstances and subject to specified

conditions; and expanding the scope of a permitting process for

vehicles that carry specified forest products to include vehicles

that carry specified farm products. ...................................................

3 (7)


Page

124 – Maryland Insurance Administration – Program Evaluation

– Requiring that an evaluation under the Maryland Program

Evaluation Act of the Maryland Insurance Administration and

the statutes and regulations that relate to the Administration be

performed on or before July 1, 2018. .................................................

3 (7)

148 – Allegany County and Frederick County – Boards of

Elections – Membership – Increasing to five the number of

regular members and eliminating substitute members on the

Allegany County Board of Elections and the Frederick County

Board of Elections; requiring the members of the boards to be of

specified political parties; requiring that a vacancy on the boards

be filled in a specified manner; etc. ...................................................

3 (7)

201 – Garrett County – Vacancy in Office of County Commissioner

– Appointment Process – Altering the procedures for filling a

vacancy in an office of county commissioner in Garrett County by

requiring the Governor to use procedures required for other

commission counties, subject to the requirement that in Garrett

County the nominee or appointee reside in the same

commissioner district in which the former county commissioner

resided. ...............................................................................................

3 (7)

237 – Baltimore City – Zoning Requirements – Administrative

Adjustments – Expanding the applicability to Baltimore City of

specified provisions related to administrative adjustments to

specified zoning requirements. ..........................................................

3 (7)

253 – Motor Fuel Tax – Personal Liability – Limited Liability

Companies and Limited Liability Partnerships –

Establishing personal liability of persons who exercise specified

control over the fiscal management of limited liability companies

and limited liability partnerships for payment of the motor fuel

tax, interest, and penalties under specified circumstances. ............

4 (7)

262 – Frederick County – Nonprofit School Lease – Property Tax

Credit – Requiring rather than authorizing Frederick County to

grant, by law, a property tax credit for property leased to a

nonprofit school and used exclusively for primary or secondary

educational purposes; and requiring a lessor of real property

eligible for a specified tax credit to reduce the amount of taxes for

which the tenant is contractually liable under the lease. ................

4 (7)

275 – Public Utilities – Net Energy Metering – Hydroelectric –

Including in the definition of eligible customer–generators that


Page are eligible for net energy metering a customer that uses a

specified type of hydroelectric generating facility; and defining

“closed conduit hydro”. .......................................................................

4 (7)

335 – State Retirement and Pension System – Military Service

Credit – Eligibility – Altering the criteria used to determine the

eligibility of a member of the State Retirement and Pension

System to receive service credit for military service so as to

require 10 years of service credit in the State Retirement and

Pension System through employment as a member of a State

system. ................................................................................................

4 (7)

338 – State Retirement and Pension System – Unclaimed Money –

Former Members, Retirees, and Beneficiaries – Authorizing

the State Retirement Agency to post the names of former

members, retirees, or beneficiaries of former members or retirees

of the State Retirement and Pension System and the last

participating employer of the former members or retirees on the

State Retirement Agency’s Web site if the former members,

retirees, or beneficiaries are entitled to unclaimed money from the

State Retirement and Pension System. ............................................

4 (7)

361 – State Board of Master Electricians – Sunset Extension and

Revision – Continuing the State Board of Master Electricians in


Evaluation Act (sunset law) by extending to a specified date the


authority of the State Board; requiring the State Board to adopt

regulations to establish continuing education requirements;

conditioning the ability to renew a specified license on compliance

with specified continuing education requirements; etc. ...................

4 (7)

393 – Somerset County – Smith Island Solid Waste District –

Remove Limitation on Fee – Repealing limitations on the

amount of the solid waste removal fee imposed on property in the

Smith Island Solid Waste District in Somerset County. ..................

4 (7)

406 – Washington County – Water and Sewer Debt Reduction

Fund – Conococheague Industrial Pretreatment Facility –

Repealing specified provisions of law relating to the Washington

County Water and Sewer Debt Reduction Fund; requiring the

County Commissioners of Washington County to ensure service of

the debt for the Conococheague Industrial Pretreatment Facility

from the Washington County general fund and revenues

generated by the pretreatment facility; prohibiting the County

Commissioners from using the debt service costs for the facility as


Page a factor in the establishment or adjustment of water and sewer

rates; etc. ............................................................................................

4 (7)

413 – Washington County – Alcoholic Beverages – Wine Festival

License – Establishing a special wine festival (WF) license in

Washington County; requiring that an applicant for a special WF

license must be a holder of another license; specifying that a

holder of a special WF license may display and sell wine in a

specified manner; providing for a $20 license fee; authorizing the

Washington County Board of License Commissioners to choose 2

weekends annually for wine festivals; requiring the Board to

choose specified locations for the wine festivals; etc. .......................

4 (7)

421 – Somerset County – Deputy State’s Attorney – Private

Practice – Repealing a prohibition against the deputy State’s

Attorney for Somerset County engaging in the private practice of

law; and making the Act an emergency measure. ............................

4 (7)

461 – Income Tax Credit – Teachers at State and Local

Correctional Facilities for Adults and Juveniles – Altering a

credit against the State income tax for up to $1,500 of tuition

costs of specified teachers to include teachers at State or local

correctional facilities and specified juvenile facilities; providing

that a teacher at a State or local correctional facility or specified

juvenile facilities who is reimbursed for the tuition may not claim

the credit for the amount of tuition that is reimbursed; and

applying the Act to tax years beginning after December 31, 2010. .

4 (7)

468 – Health Insurance – Dental Provider Contracts – Prohibited

Provision – Prohibiting health insurance carriers from including

in a dental provider contract a provision that requires a dental

provider to provide services that are not covered services at a fee

set by the carrier; and defining “covered services”. ..........................

4 (7)

476 – Carroll County – Winery Special Event Permits – Farmers’

Markets – Authorizing the issuance of not more than 12

additional winery special event permits to specified wineries for

use in specified farmers’ markets in Carroll County; etc. ................

4 (7)

479 – Frederick County – Winery Special Event Permits –

Farmers’ Markets – Authorizing the issuance of not more than

12 additional winery special event permits to Class 4 wineries for

use in farmers’ markets in Frederick County that are listed in the

Farmers’ Markets Directory of the Maryland Department of

Agriculture; prohibiting a holder of a permit from selling wine by

the glass; and requiring that a specified individual who is certified


Page by a specified alcohol awareness program be present during the

hours when wine may be sold............................................................

4 (7)

614 – Prince George’s County – Maryland–National Capital Park

and Planning Commission – Site Plan Approval Authority

and Public Ethics Requirements MC/PG 114–11 – Authorizing

the County Council for Prince George’s County, sitting as the

district council, to review Planning Board decisions on site plans;

authorizing a party of record to appeal specified decisions by the

Planning Board to the district council; requiring the district

council to decide whether to review the final approval or

disapproval of a detailed site plan within 30 days from the date

the final approval or disapproval was issued; authorizing the

district council to revoke delegations of approval authority; etc. ....

4 (7)

625 – Carroll County – Deer Hunting on Private Property –

Sundays – Authorizing a person in Carroll County to hunt deer

on the last three Sundays in October and the second Sunday in

November on private property with a bow and arrow; and

removing Carroll County from the list of counties in which deer

hunting on private property on specified Sundays is prohibited. ...

4 (7)

689 – Harford County – Board of Elections – Membership –

Increasing to five the number of regular members of the Harford

County Board of Elections; requiring the members of the local

board to be of specified political parties; requiring a vacancy on

the local board to be filled in a specified manner; etc. .....................

4 (7)

703 – Harford County – Alcoholic Beverages – Continuing Care

Facility for Aged – Beer, Wine and Liquor License –

Establishing a Class CCFA (continuing care facility for the aged)

beer, wine and liquor license in Harford County; specifying that

the Liquor Control Board may issue a Class CCFA license to an

organization that provides specified care, is licensed as a specified

institution, is certified by a specified department, is exempt from

federal income tax, and is located in Harford County; providing

that specified prohibitions do not apply to the Act; etc. ...................

4 (7)

879 – Criminal Law – Counterfeiting – Venue – Including the

county in which an alleged counterfeit deed or other instrument is

filed or recorded in a specified manner as a venue to prosecute a

specified counterfeiting crime or other crime that establishes a

specified counterfeiting crime. ........................................................

4 (7)

947 – Caroline County – Alcoholic Beverages Act of 2011 –

Increasing to 26 the times a Class BWTS beer and wine


Page (on–premises) tasting or sampling license may be granted in a

calendar year to a person in Caroline County; altering the hours

of sale for specified licensees; and requiring that a licensee in the

county or an employee of the licensee be certified by an approved

alcohol awareness program and, except in case of a bona fide

emergency, be present during the hours in which alcohol may be

sold......................................................................................................

4 (7)

954 – Washington County – Board of Elections – Membership and

Compensation – Altering which salaries the Washington County

Salary Study Commission is required to study; increasing the

number of regular members of the Washington County Board of

Elections to five; requiring the members of the local board to be of

specified political parties; requiring a vacancy on the local board

to be filled in a specified manner; repealing the requirement that

members of the local board be paid a specified amount; making

the Act effective June 6, 2011; etc. ....................................................

4 (7)

1053 – Natural Resources – Aquaculture – Making the Department of

Natural Resources responsible for the employment of the State’s

Aquaculture Coordinator; transferring specified seafood–related

programs, funds, and organizations from the Department of

Agriculture to the Department of Natural Resources; altering the

membership of the Aquaculture Review Board; authorizing the

Department of Natural Resources to issue water column leases

under specified circumstances; altering provisions relating to the

issuance of submerged land leases; etc. ............................................

4 (7)

1088 – Audit Responsibilities – State Department of Education,

Maryland Higher Education Commission, and State

Retirement Agency – Requiring the county boards of education

to conduct specified audits at the request of the State Department

of Education; requiring local school systems to reimburse the

State for specified employer contributions for employees

participating in the Teachers’ Retirement System or the Teachers’

Pension System; providing that the State Department of

Education may authorize county boards of education and public

libraries to conduct specified audits; etc. ..........................................

4 (7)

1089 – Prince George’s County – Public Ethics Requirements –

Limitations on Contributions to Slates Containing the

County Executive or a Member of the County Council and

on Participation of County Council Members in Land Use

Applications PG 411–11 – Prohibiting payments to slates that

include a member of the County Council for Prince George’s

County or the Prince George’s County Executive during the


Page pendency of specified land use applications; altering the

restriction on participation in specified planning and zoning

matters by a member of the County Council for Prince George’s

County who received a specified political contribution or who

belonged to a slate which received a specified contribution within

a specified time period; etc. ...............................................................

4 (7)

1229 – Prescription Drug Monitoring Program – Establishing the

Prescription Drug Monitoring Program in the Department of

Health and Mental Hygiene; establishing the mission of the

Program; requiring the Program to carry out its mission by

monitoring the prescribing and dispensing of specified substances

by specified prescribers and dispensers; establishing the Advisory

Board on Prescription Drug Monitoring to assist in the design,

implementation, and evaluation of the Program; etc. ......................

4 (7)

1243 – Alcoholic Beverages – Baltimore County – License Fees –

Altering alcoholic beverages license fees within Baltimore County.

4 (7)

1311 – Motor Vehicle Insurers – Standards for Cancellation or

Refusal of Insurance – Driving While Impaired by Alcohol –

Establishing that a conviction for driving while impaired by

alcohol is among the standards that may be applied by an insurer

for purposes of canceling or refusing to underwrite or renew a

particular insurance risk or class of risk with respect to private

passenger motor vehicle insurance; etc. ...........................................

4 (7)

1312 – State Retirement and Pension System – Vested Retirement

Allowance – Members and Former Members – Requiring that

members or former members of the State Retirement and Pension

System complete and submit an application to the Board of

Trustees of the State Retirement and Pension System stating the

date when a vested retirement allowance will commence;

prohibiting members or former members of the State Retirement

and Pension System from receiving a specified vested retirement

allowance for a specified period of time; applying the Act

prospectively; etc. ...............................................................................

4 (7)

1343 – Economic Development – Tri–County Council for Western

Maryland – Membership and Leadership – Altering the

membership of the Tri–County Council for Western Maryland;

establishing an Executive Committee for the Council and

providing for the Executive Committee’s officers and terms of

office; defining “member county”; and providing for the initial

membership of the Executive Committee. ........................................

4 (7)


Page Vocational Education –see– Education

Voting –see– Elections

W

Wages –see– Salaries

Washington County —

See Vetoed House Bills HB 406; HB 413; HB 954; HB 1343

Washington Transit Districts –see– Mass Transit

Water —


Environment –


Watershed Implementation Plan –



Water Pollution –see– Pollution

Weights and Measures —


Wetlands —


Wildlife –see– Animals

Wine –see– Alcoholic Beverages – By Subdivision

Workers’ Compensation —


Z

Zoning and Planning —


Department of Planning –



State Development Plan – Approval or Modification by the General



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