Issues Sensible Development Transportation and other infrastructure must assure sensible development that respects the unique natural resources and environment that centers on our No to Speed Cameras In 2009, the Maryland General Assembly passed a law that allows local jurisdictions to install speed cameras to automatically record Public Safety Public safety is an important state and local government function, provided primarily through a system of criminal laws and their Lower Taxes In Maryland, the heavy tax burden on ordinary citizens today is eroding initiative and discouraging their successful investment and participation Improve Public Education In Maryland, public education has long been an important priority for government spending since the state constitution has mandated a Accountable to Citizens For too long, political leaders in the General Assembly have made citizens accountable to them for benefit and relief from Promote Individual Liberty The large and complex nature of Maryland government places a severe burden on the ordinary citizen’s ability to live a Non-citizen Voting is a Bad Idea In Maryland, non-citizen voting has recently been proposed by some local political leaders, such as in the City of College
