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Constitutional amendment to protect transportation fund set for November vote...
A proposed amendment to Maryland’s constitution that would prevent funding diversions from the state’s Transportation Trust Fund has been finalized — ready for voters to decide its fate in November....
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Some legislators want to put the brakes on moving money out of the...
Maryland voters will get a chance this November to decide whether restrictions should be put on how the state uses money from a fund created for transportation projects. The legislatively referred...
View ArticleDon Fry: Here’s why voters should support a constitutional amendment to ban...
Greater Baltimore Committee President Donald C. Fry wants to make it harder for state legislators to raid transportation funds — and he wants voters’ help. Fry is backing a state constitutional...
View ArticleVoters To Decide Fate Of Transportation Fund “Raids”
Voters this November will decide the fate of a state constitutional amendment that will limit when the governor and the legislature can take money out of the state’s Transportation Trust Fund. The fund...
View ArticleCoalition pushing for ‘lockbox’ amendment
A diverse coalition of business groups, unions and transit advocates is urging Maryland voters to put a constitutional “lockbox” on state transportation funds, making it harder for governors and...
View ArticleThe Gazette Says “Vote For One”
Just about every election, voters are presented with several ballot questions proposed to change some aspect of their government. We think the three that will be on the Montgomery County ballot on Nov....
View ArticleMd. voters to decide transportation fund ‘lockbox’
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Maryland voters will decide in November whether to approve a constitutional amendment to make it harder for state officials to spend money in the state’s Transportation Trust Fund...
View ArticleThe Baltimore Sun says “Vote For One”
Our view: Vote ‘yes’ on Question 1 and lock down state transportation funding — but don’t expect Annapolis to throw away the key On the November ballot, voters across Maryland will face Question 1, a...
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