Maryland Energy Administration - Renewable Energy Generation Projects - Alternative Compliance Fee Auctions

Question before the chamber: Education, Energy, and the Environment Report No. 29 · Floor Amendment Ready /673724/1

A yes vote would have adopted an amendment to SB 841 altering the eligibility of solar energy sources for meeting certain portions of the Tier 1 renewable energy portfolio standard. (AI-written)

Yes 15 · No 22 · Democrats 2–22 · Republicans 13–0

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Question before the chamber: Education, Energy, and the Environment Report No. 29 · Floor Amendment Hershey /403821/1

A yes vote would have adopted an amendment to SB 841 decreasing the Tier 1 renewable energy portfolio standard percentages for certain years, starting with 26 percent in 2027. (AI-written)

Yes 19 · No 22 · Democrats 6–22 · Republicans 13–0

Prince George's County - State's Attorney Salary - Alteration PG 426-26

What it does: Increases the Prince George's County State's Attorney's annual salary from $199,000 to $250,000, taking effect at the start of the next term of office. (AI-written summary of the bill; the official record shows the exact version voted)

Question before the chamber: Judicial Proceedings Report No. 39 · Favorable with 3 amendments /513122/1

Amends the bill to also set the Frederick County sheriff's salary at $125,000 in 2026 and $175,000 in 2027, then 82.5% of the State's Attorney's salary, and to let the Talbot County Council set its State's Attorney's salary from 2028. (AI-written)

Yes 22 · No 22 · Democrats 9–22 · Republicans 13–0

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Question before the chamber: Education, Energy, and the Environment Report No. 29 · Floor Amendment Jennings /813629/1

Yes 20 · No 19 · Democrats 7–19 · Republicans 13–0

Nonprofit Housing Corporations - Taxes and Special Assessments Exemptions - Alterations

What it does: On the version voted Mar 28, 2026: Broadens the definition of nonprofit housing corporation (501(c)(3), primarily affordable housing) for State and local tax and special assessment exemptions and extends them to subsidiaries. Excludes Baltimore City property and projects that received local government funding before July 1, 2026. (AI-written summary of the bill; the official record shows the exact version voted)

Question before the chamber: Special Orders · Bill is on Third Reading for Final Passage.

Yes 24 · No 17 · Democrats 24–4 · Republicans 0–13

Correctional Services and Public Safety - Immigration Enforcement - Prohibitions (Community Trust Act)

What it does: On the version voted Apr 13, 2026: Bars local jails, with exceptions, from certain cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, requires state prisons to notify federal authorities within 48 hours before releasing people with immigration detainers, and limits police sharing of information with immigration authorities without a court order. (AI-written summary of the bill; the official record shows the exact version voted)

Question before the chamber: Layover Bills · Floor Amendment Salling /243822/1

A yes vote would have amended SB 791 (Community Trust Act) so that a covered individual also includes a person arrested for a violation of Title 3, Subtitle 3 of the Criminal Law Article (sexual crimes) involving a minor victim. (AI-written)

Yes 18 · No 24 · Democrats 5–24 · Republicans 13–0

Correctional Services and Public Safety - Immigration Enforcement - Prohibitions (Community Trust Act)

What it does: On the version voted Apr 13, 2026: Bars local jails, with exceptions, from certain cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, requires state prisons to notify federal authorities within 48 hours before releasing people with immigration detainers, and limits police sharing of information with immigration authorities without a court order. (AI-written summary of the bill; the official record shows the exact version voted)

Question before the chamber: Layover Bills · Floor Amendment Mautz /793424/1

Amends the bill to add people arrested for a crime involving a minor victim, or for abuse, to the "covered individuals" who are exempt from some of its limits on jail cooperation with federal immigration authorities. (AI-written)

Yes 18 · No 24 · Democrats 5–24 · Republicans 13–0

Budget Reconciliation and Financing Act of 2026

What it does: On the version voted Mar 30, 2026: Adjusts state finances for the fiscal 2027 budget by cutting or delaying mandated spending, shifting some teacher pension costs to counties, limiting certain federal depreciation tax breaks, and moving money among state funds, among other changes. (AI-written summary of the bill; the official record shows the exact version voted)

Question before the chamber: Laid Over Bills · Floor Amendment Hershey /673521/1

Amends the bill to repeal the 3% sales and use tax on data or information technology services and on system or application software publishing services, along with related definitions and exemptions. (AI-written)

Yes 20 · No 24 · Democrats 7–24 · Republicans 13–0

State and Local Agencies - Enforcement of Federal Immigration Law - Restrictions on Access to Information (Maryland Data Privacy Act)

Question before the chamber: Laid Over Bills · Floor Amendment Mautz /353422/1

Amends the bill to exempt people convicted of criminal organization (gang) offenses under Title 9, Subtitle 8 of the Criminal Law Article from its limits on sharing personal information, records and database information for immigration enforcement. (AI-written)

Yes 20 · No 24 · Democrats 7–24 · Republicans 13–0

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Question before the chamber: Education, Energy, and the Environment Report No. 29 · Floor Amendment Ready /153123/1

A yes vote would have adopted an amendment to SB 841 prohibiting State agencies, after a certain date, from implementing certain energy efficiency and conservation program requirements and replacing the bill's provisions on those programs. (AI-written)

Yes 14 · No 23 · Democrats 2–23 · Republicans 12–0

Civil Actions - Violation of Constitutional Rights (No Kings Act)

What it does: On the version voted Apr 10, 2026: Lets people, or the Attorney General, sue armed officers with federal arrest powers who, acting under color of law, violate rights under the U.S. Constitution or federal law, seeking damages and court orders within five years; excludes state and local officers on federal task forces. (AI-written summary of the bill; the official record shows the exact version voted)

Question before the chamber: Layover Bills · Floor Amendment Ready /423926/1

Amends the bill to remove the "(No Kings Act)" short title from the bill's title. (AI-written)

Yes 15 · No 25 · Democrats 2–25 · Republicans 13–0

Certificates of Birth, Licenses, and Identification Cards - Sex Designation (Birth Certificate Modernization Act)

Question before the chamber: Special Orders · Motion to postpone

A yes vote would have postponed SB 626, the Birth Certificate Modernization Act on sex designations on birth certificates and licenses, indefinitely, ending Senate consideration of the bill. (AI-written)

Yes 20 · No 21 · Democrats 9–21 · Republicans 11–0