Overview

• Maryland House Democrats propose a $1.3 billion revenue package to fund education reforms and transportation projects, including tax and fee increases.
• The revenue plan includes expanding corporate taxes, legalizing internet gaming, and implementing new fees on ride-sharing and electric vehicles.
• Senate President Bill Ferguson and Governor Wes Moore, both Democrats, express opposition to new taxes, setting up tense budget negotiations.
• The proposed revenue measures aim to address a $3.3 billion transportation funding shortfall and extend funding for the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future education reform.
• Negotiations between the House, Senate, and governor's office are crucial as the General Assembly session ends on April 8.