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HB 101

Maryland - Session 2026

House of Delegates introduced 2026-03-28
Bill Details

Title: Public Broadcasters - Debate for Candidates for Statewide Office - Required Participants

Summary

Requiring a public broadcaster that holds a debate between candidates for statewide office to invite all candidates who are certified to the ballot in the general election subject to certain requirements; prohibiting a public broadcaster from using or receiving State funds for the remainder of the fiscal year under certain circumstances; requiring the Governor to approve an amended appropriation to reappropriate State funds from a public broadcaster under certain circumstances; etc.

Sponsor
Delegate Simmons
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Actions Timeline
Date Event Detail
2026-01-14 Introduced Bill introduced
2026-01-14 Status introduced
2026-03-28 Latest Action In the House - Hearing 2/04 at 2:00 p.m. (Government, Labor, and Elections)
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