Maryland Lawmakers Send Bills To Governor To Meet Deadline

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — The Maryland General Assembly has sent about a dozen bills to Gov. Larry Hogan, so lawmakers will have a chance to override vetoes before adjourning next month.
One of the bills the Democrat-controlled assembly sent to the Republican governor by Friday’s deadline would change how school-construction funding decisions are made. It would take the power away from the Board of Public Works, which includes the governor, and moves the authority to a commission.
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