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427th Maryland General Assembly

The 427th Maryland General Assembly convened in a regular session on January 13, 2010, and adjourned sine die on April 12, 2010.[1]

Senate

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Party composition

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Affiliation Members
  Democratic Party 33
  Republican Party 14
Total
 47

Leadership

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Position Name Party District
President of the Senate Thomas V. "Mike" Miller Jr. Democratic 27
President pro tem Nathaniel J. McFadden Democratic 45
Majority Leader Edward J. Kasemeyer Democratic 12
Majority Whip Lisa Gladden Democratic 41
Minority Leader Allan H. Kittleman Republican 9
Minority Whip Nancy Jacobs Republican 34

Members

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District
 Jurisdiction(s) represented
 Image
 Senator
 Party
 First
elected
 Primary
committee
 Executive
nominations
1 Allegany, Garrett, and Washington   George C. Edwards Republican 2006 Finance —
2 Washington   Donald F. Munson Republican 1990 Budget and Taxation Member
3 Frederick and Washington   Alex X. Mooney Republican 1998 Judicial Proceedings —
4 Carroll and Frederick   David R. Brinkley Republican 2002 Budget and Taxation Member
5 Baltimore County and Carroll   Larry E. Haines Republican 1990 Judicial Proceedings Member
6 Baltimore County   Norman R. Stone Jr. Democratic 1966 Judicial Proceedings Member
7 Baltimore County and Harford — Andrew P. Harris Republican 1998 Education, Health, and Environment Member
8 Baltimore County   Katherine A. Klausmeier Democratic 2002 Finance Member
9 Carroll and Howard   Allan H. Kittleman Republican 2004[a] Finance Member
10 Baltimore County   Delores G. Kelley Democratic 1994 Finance Chair
11 Baltimore County   Robert Zirkin Democratic 2006 Budget and Taxation —
12 Baltimore County and Howard   Edward J. Kasemeyer Democratic 1986 Budget and Taxation (Vice-Chair) Member
13 Howard — James N. Robey Democratic 2006 Budget and Taxation —
14 Montgomery   Rona E. Kramer Democratic 2002 Budget and Taxation Member
15 Montgomery Robert J. Garagiola Democratic 2002 Finance —
16 Montgomery   Brian E. Frosh Democratic 1994 Judicial Proceedings (Chair) Member
17 Montgomery Jennie M. Forehand Democratic 1994 Judicial Proceedings Member
18 Montgomery   Richard Madaleno Democratic 2006 Budget and Taxation —
19 Montgomery — Michael G. Lenett Democratic 2006 Education, Health, and Environment —
20 Montgomery   Jamie Raskin Democratic 2006 Judicial Proceedings —
21 Anne Arundel and Prince George's   James Rosapepe Democratic 2006 Education, Health, and Environment —
22 Prince George's   Paul G. Pinsky Democratic 1994 Education, Health, and Environment —
23 Prince George's   Douglas J. J. Peters Democratic 2006 Budget and Taxation —
24 Prince George's   Nathaniel Exum Democratic 1998 Finance —
25 Prince George's Ulysses Currie Democratic 1994 Budget and Taxation (Chair) Member
26 Prince George's   C. Anthony Muse Democratic 2006 Judicial Proceedings —
27 Calvert and Prince George's   Thomas V. "Mike" Miller Jr. Democratic 1974 n/a[b] Member
28 Charles   Thomas M. "Mac" Middleton Democratic 1994 Finance (Chair) Member
29 Calvert, Charles, and St. Mary's   Roy Dyson Democratic 1994 Education, Health, and Environment (Vice-Chair) —
30 Anne Arundel   John Astle Democratic 1994 Finance (Vice-Chair) —
31 Anne Arundel   Bryan Simonaire Republican 2006 Judicial Proceedings —
32 Anne Arundel   James E. DeGrange Sr. Democratic 1998 Budget and Taxation Vice-Chair
33 Anne Arundel — Edward R. Reilly Republican 2009[a] Education, Health and Environmental Affairs —
34 Cecil and Harford   Nancy Jacobs Republican 1998 Judicial Proceedings —
35 Harford   Barry Glassman Republican 1998 Finance —
36 Caroline, Cecil, Kent, and Queen Anne's   E. J. Pipkin Republican 2002 Finance —
37 Caroline, Dorchester, Talbot, and Wicomico   Richard F. Colburn Republican 1994 Education, Health, and Environment —
38 Somerset, Wicomico, and Worcester   J. Lowell Stoltzfus Republican 1992[a] Budget and Taxation —
39 Montgomery   Nancy J. King Democratic 2007 Budget and Taxation —
40 Baltimore City   Catherine E. Pugh Democratic 2006 Finance —
41 Baltimore City   Lisa Gladden Democratic 2002 Judicial Proceedings (Vice-Chair) —
42 Baltimore County   James Brochin Democratic 2002 Judicial Proceedings —
43 Baltimore City   Joan Carter Conway Democratic 1997[a] Education, Health, and Environment (Chair) —
44 Baltimore City   Verna L. Jones Democratic 2002 Budget and Taxation —
45 Baltimore City   Nathaniel J. McFadden Democratic 1994 Budget and Taxation Member
46 Baltimore City   George W. Della Jr. Democratic 1982 Finance —
47 Prince George's   David C. Harrington Democratic 2008[a] Education, Health, and Environment —

Notes

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a This Senator was originally appointed to office by the Governor to fill an open seat.

b The President of the Senate does not serve on any of the four standing legislative committees. He does, however, serve on both the Executive Nominations and the Rules Committees.

House of Delegates

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Party composition

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Affiliation Members
  Democratic Party 104
  Republican Party 37
Unaffiliated 0
 Total
 141
 Government Majority
 67

Leadership

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Michael E. Busch, House Speaker
Position Name Party District
Speaker of the House Michael E. Busch Democratic 30
Speaker Pro Tempore Adrienne A. Jones Democratic 10
Majority Leader Kumar P. Barve Democratic 17
Majority Whip Talmadge Branch Democratic 45
Minority Leader Tony O'Donnell Republican 29C
Minority Whip Christopher B. Shank Republican 2B

Members

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Democrat/Republican
Democratic Party
Republican Party
District Counties represented Delegate Party First elected Committee
1A Allegany, Garrett   Wendell R. Beitzel Republican 2006 Health and Government Operations
1B Allegany   Kevin Kelly Democratic 1986 Judiciary
1C Allegany, Washington   LeRoy E. Myers Jr. Republican 2002 Appropriations
2A Washington   Andrew A. Serafini Republican 2008 Ways and Means
2B Washington   Christopher B. Shank Republican 1998 Judiciary
2C Washington   John P. Donoghue Democratic 1990 Health and Government Operations
3A Frederick   Galen R. Clagett Democratic 2002 Appropriations
3A Frederick   Sue Hecht Democratic 1994 Economic Matters
3B Frederick, Washington   Charles A. Jenkins Republican 2010 Health and Government Operations
4A Frederick   Joseph R. Bartlett Republican 1998 Ways and Means
4A Frederick   Paul S. Stull Republican 1994 Environmental Matters
4B Carroll, Frederick   Donald B. Elliott Republican 1986 Health and Government Operations
5A Carroll   Tanya Thornton Shewell Republican 2004[2] Environmental Matters
5A Carroll   Nancy R. Stocksdale Republican 1994 Appropriations
5B Carroll, Baltimore County   Wade Kach Republican 1974 Health and Government Operations
6 Baltimore County   Joseph J. Minnick Democratic 1988[2] Economic Matters
6 Baltimore County   John A. Olszewski Jr. Democratic 2006[2] Ways and Means
6 Baltimore County   Michael H. Weir Jr. Democratic 2002 Environmental Matters
7 Baltimore County, Harford   Richard Impallaria Republican 2002 Economic Matters
7 Baltimore County, Harford   J. B. Jennings Republican 2002 Ways and Means
7 Baltimore County, Harford   Pat McDonough Republican 1978 Health and Government Operations
8 Baltimore County   Todd Schuler Democratic 2006 Judiciary
8 Baltimore County   Eric M. Bromwell Democratic 2002 Health and Government Operations
8 Baltimore County   Joseph C. Boteler III Republican 2002 Environmental Matters
9A Howard   Gail H. Bates Republican 2002[2] Appropriations
9A Howard   Warren E. Miller Republican 2003[2] Economic Matters
9B Carroll   Susan W. Krebs Republican 2002 Ways and Means
10 Baltimore County   Emmett C. Burns Jr. Democratic 1994 Economic Matters
10 Baltimore County   Adrienne A. Jones Democratic 1997[2] Appropriations
10 Baltimore County   Shirley Nathan-Pulliam Democratic 1994 Health and Government Operations
11 Baltimore County   Jon S. Cardin Democratic 2002 Ways and Means
11 Baltimore County   Dan K. Morhaim Democratic 1994 Health and Government Operations
11 Baltimore County   Dana Stein Democratic 2002[2] Environmental Matters
12A Baltimore County, Howard   Steven J. DeBoy Sr. Democratic 2002 Appropriations
12A Baltimore County, Howard   James E. Malone Jr. Democratic 1994 Environmental Matters (Vice-Chair)
12B Howard   Elizabeth Bobo Democratic 1994 Environmental Matters
13 Howard   Shane Pendergrass Democratic 1994 Health and Government Operations
13 Howard   Guy Guzzone Democratic 2006 Appropriations
13 Howard   Frank S. Turner Democratic 1994 Ways and Means
14 Montgomery   Anne R. Kaiser Democratic 2002 Ways and Means
14 Montgomery   Karen S. Montgomery Democratic 2002 Health and Government Operations
14 Montgomery   Herman L. Taylor Jr. Democratic 2002 Economic Matters
15 Montgomery   Craig L. Rice Democratic 2006 Ways and Means
15 Montgomery   Kathleen M. Dumais Democratic 2002 Judiciary
15 Montgomery   Brian J. Feldman Democratic 2002 Economic Matters
16 Montgomery   William A. Bronrott Democratic 1998 Appropriations
16 Montgomery   William Frick Democratic 2007[3] Ways and Means
16 Montgomery   Susan C. Lee Democratic 2002[2] Judiciary
17 Montgomery   Kumar P. Barve Democratic 1990 Ways and Means
17 Montgomery   James W. Gilchrist Democratic 2006 Ways and Means
17 Montgomery   Luiz R. S. Simmons Democratic 1978 Judiciary
18 Montgomery   Ana Sol Gutierrez Democratic 2002 Appropriations
18 Montgomery   Alfred C. Carr Jr. Democratic 2007[3] Environmental Matters
18 Montgomery   Jeff Waldstreicher Democratic 2006 Judiciary
19 Montgomery   Henry B. Heller Democratic 1986 Appropriations
19 Montgomery   Benjamin F. Kramer Democratic 2006 Judiciary
19 Montgomery   Roger Manno Democratic 2006 Economic Matters
20 Montgomery   Tom Hucker Democratic 2006 Environmental Matters
20 Montgomery   Sheila E. Hixson Democratic 1976[2] Ways and Means (Chair)
20 Montgomery   Heather R. Mizeur Democratic 2006 Health and Government Operations
21 Anne Arundel, Prince George's   Barbara A. Frush Democratic 1994 Environmental Matters
21 Anne Arundel, Prince George's   Ben Barnes Democratic 2006 Judiciary
21 Anne Arundel, Prince George's   Joseline Pena-Melnyk Democratic 2006 Health and Government Operations
22 Prince George's   Tawanna P. Gaines Democratic 2001[2] Appropriations
22 Prince George's   Anne Healey Democratic 1990 Environmental Matters
22 Prince George's   Justin Ross Democratic 2002 Ways and Means
23A Prince George's Gerron Levi Democratic 2006 Judiciary
23A Prince George's   James W. Hubbard Democratic 1992[2] Health and Government Operations
23B Prince George's   Marvin E. Holmes Jr. Democratic 2002 Environmental Matters
24 Prince George's   Joanne C. Benson Democratic 1990 Health and Government Operations
24 Prince George's   Carolyn J. B. Howard Democratic 1988[2] Ways and Means
24 Prince George's   Michael L. Vaughn Democratic 2002 Economic Matters
25 Prince George's   Aisha N. Braveboy Democratic 2006 Economic Matters
25 Prince George's   Dereck E. Davis Democratic 1994 Economic Matters (Chair)
25 Prince George's   Melony G. Griffith Democratic 1998 Appropriations
26 Prince George's   Kris Valderrama Democratic 2006 Judiciary
26 Prince George's   Jay Walker Democratic 2006 Ways and Means
26 Prince George's   Veronica L. Turner Democratic 2002 Health and Government Operations
27A Calvert, Prince George's   James E. Proctor Jr. Democratic 1990[2] Appropriations (Vice-Chair)
27A Calvert, Prince George's   Joseph F. Vallario Jr. Democratic 1974 Judiciary (Chair)
27B Calvert   Sue Kullen Democratic 2004[2] Health and Government Operations
28 Charles   Peter Murphy Democratic 2006 Ways and Means
28 Charles   Sally Y. Jameson Democratic 2002 Economic Matters
28 Charles   Murray D. Levy Democratic 2004[2] Appropriations
29A Charles, St. Mary's   John F. Wood Jr. Democratic 1986 Appropriations
29B St. Mary's   John L. Bohanan Jr. Democratic 1999[2] Appropriations
29C Calvert, St. Mary's   Tony O'Donnell Republican 1994 Environmental Matters
30 Anne Arundel   Michael E. Busch Democratic 1986 Speaker of the House of Delegates
30 Anne Arundel   Virginia P. Clagett Democratic 1994 Environmental Matters
30 Anne Arundel   Ron George Republican 2006 Ways and Means
31 Anne Arundel   Nic Kipke Republican 2002 Health and Government Operations
31 Anne Arundel   Don H. Dwyer Jr. Republican 2006 Judiciary
31 Anne Arundel   Steve Schuh Republican 2006 Appropriations
32 Anne Arundel   Pamela Beidle Democratic 2006 Environmental Matters
32 Anne Arundel   Mary Ann Love Democratic 1993 Economic Matters
32 Anne Arundel   Theodore J. Sophocleus Democratic 1992 Appropriations
33A Anne Arundel   James King Republican 2006 Economic Matters
33A Anne Arundel   Tony McConkey Republican 2002 Judiciary
33B Anne Arundel   Robert A. Costa Republican 2002 Health and Government Operations
34A Cecil, Harford   B. Daniel Riley Democratic 1998 Health and Government Operations
34A Cecil, Harford   Mary-Dulany James Democratic 1998 Appropriations
34B Cecil   David D. Rudolph Democratic 1994 Economic Matters (Vice-Chair)
35A Harford   H. Wayne Norman Jr. Republican 2007[3] Environmental Matters
35A Harford   Donna Stifler Republican 2006 Economic Matters
35B Harford   Susan K. McComas Republican 2002 Judiciary
36 Caroline, Cecil, Kent, Queen Anne's   Michael D. Smigiel Sr. Republican 2002 Judiciary
36 Caroline, Cecil, Kent, Queen Anne's   Richard A. Sossi Republican 2002 Environmental Matters
36 Caroline, Cecil, Kent, Queen Anne's   Mary Roe Walkup Republican 1994 Economic Matters
37A Dorchester, Wicomico   Rudolph C. Cane Democratic 1998 Environmental Matters
37B Caroline, Dorchester, Talbot, Wicomico   Adelaide C. Eckardt Republican 1994 Appropriations
37B Caroline, Dorchester, Talbot, Wicomico   Jeannie Haddaway-Riccio Republican 2002 Economic Matters
38A Somerset, Wicomico   D. Page Elmore Republican 2002 Ways and Means
38B Wicomico, Worcester   Norman Conway Democratic 1986 Appropriations (Chair)
38B Wicomico, Worcester   James N. Mathias Jr. Democratic 2006[2] Economic Matters
39 Montgomery   Charles E. Barkley Democratic 1998 Appropriations
39 Montgomery   Kirill Reznik Democratic 2007[3] Health and Government Operations
39 Montgomery   Saqib Ali Democratic 2006 Environmental Matters
40 Baltimore City   Frank M. Conaway Jr. Democratic 2006 Judiciary
40 Baltimore City   Barbara A. Robinson Democratic 2006 Appropriations
40 Baltimore City   Shawn Z. Tarrant Democratic 2006 Health and Government Operations
41 Baltimore City   Jill P. Carter Democratic 2002 Judiciary
41 Baltimore City   Nathaniel T. Oaks Democratic 1982 Health and Government Operations
41 Baltimore City   Samuel I. Rosenberg Democratic 1982 Judiciary (Vice-Chair)
42 Baltimore County   Stephen W. Lafferty Democratic 2006 Environmental Matters
42 Baltimore County   Susan L. M. Aumann Republican 2002 Appropriations
42 Baltimore County   William J. Frank Republican 2002 Judiciary
43 Baltimore City   Curt Anderson Democratic 1982 Judiciary
43 Baltimore City   Ann Marie Doory Democratic 1986 Ways and Means (Vice-Chair)
43 Baltimore City   Maggie McIntosh Democratic 1992[2] Environmental Matters (Chair)
44 Baltimore City   Keith E. Haynes Democratic 2002 Appropriations
44 Baltimore City   Ruth M. Kirk Democratic 1982 Economic Matters
44 Baltimore City   Melvin L. Stukes Democratic 2006 Ways and Means
45 Baltimore City   Talmadge Branch Democratic 1994 Appropriations
45 Baltimore City   Cheryl Glenn Democratic 2006 Environmental Matters
45 Baltimore City   Hattie N. Harrison Democratic 1973[2] Economic Matters
46 Baltimore City   Peter A. Hammen Democratic 1994 Health and Government Operations (Chair)
46 Baltimore City   Carolyn J. Krysiak Democratic 1990 Economic Matters
46 Baltimore City   Brian K. McHale Democratic 1990 Economic Matters
47 Prince George's   Jolene Ivey Democratic 2006 Ways and Means
47 Prince George's   Doyle L. Niemann Democratic 2002 Environmental Matters
47 Prince George's Victor R. Ramirez Democratic 2002 Judiciary

Notable legislation enacted

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  • Primary and Secondary Education Funding The budget bill, Senate Bill 140, enacted by the 427th Maryland General Assembly increased Maryland State aid for primary and secondary education by $210.5 million in fiscal 2011 to a total of $5.7 billion. State aid provided directly to the local boards of education was increased by $119.7 million or 2.5%, while teachers’ retirement costs, which are paid by the State on behalf of the local school systems, will increase from $759.1 million to $849.8 million.[4]
  • Senate Bill 517 - Maryland Gang Prosecution Act of 2010 The increasing number of gangs had created a significant problem in most areas of the country, including Maryland. More than 600 active gangs are reported to be in the State with more than 11,000 members. The Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services has also identified approximately 4,000 inmates as participating in more than 260 different gangs inside its correctional facilities. Inter alia, SB 517 modifies the definition of "criminal gang" by repealing the requirement that an association of three or more persons whose members meet certain criteria be ongoing and by repealing "an identifying sign, symbol, name, leader, or purpose" as common factors and substituting "an overt or covert organizational or command structure."[5]
  • House Bill 934 - Distracted Driving, Handheld Cell Phones This bill outlaws the use of handheld phones by drivers while operating a motor vehicle. The bill also prohibits drivers of a school vehicles, the holders of a learner’s instructional permit or provisional driver’s licenses from driving and talking on hand held cell phones as well. The bill's prohibitions do not apply to the emergency use of a handheld telephone. Commercial drivers using push-to-talk technology are exempted as well.[6]

Notes

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  1. ^ "Maryland House and Senate Sessions". Maryland Legislative Information Systems. Archived from the original on June 8, 2010. Retrieved April 21, 2010.
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s Originally appointed to office to fill an open seat, rather than elected. Each Delegate so marked has been elected in their own right since their appointment.
  3. ^ a b c d Originally appointed to office to fill an open seat, rather than elected.
  4. ^ "SB 140". Maryland General Assembly. Retrieved April 22, 2010.
  5. ^ "SB 517". Maryland General Assembly. Retrieved April 22, 2010.
  6. ^ "HB 934". Maryland General Assembly. Archived from the original on March 8, 2010. Retrieved April 22, 2010.

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