General Assembly leaders sent a dozen controversial bills to Republican Gov. Larry Hogan on Thursday afternoon, hoping to provoke an early signature or veto. The bills sent to Hogan include legislation to curtail the governor’s power in deciding which schools get built, to automatically register…
Source: Sun
As Maryland General Assembly reaches home stretch, Gov. Hogan faces a dozen veto choices
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