Maryland Bill Book 2026
The 10 lowest-scoring and 10 highest-scoring Maryland bills of 2026, one page each — what it does, who it's for, and the factor-by-factor reasoning behind the score. Free to read, print or share.
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The 10 worst
- 3/10Maryland bill adds work rules and data sharing for Medicaid
- 4/10Nonprofit hospitals could avoid tax on insurance premiums
- 5/10Tax credit for disabled veterans' homes moves to county level
- 5/10New tax credit rules could help or hurt Maryland renters
- 5/10Maryland expands cyber tax credit to boost local security firms
The 10 best
- 9/10New bill requires insurance to cover ovarian cancer prevention surgery
- 9/10Landlords must tell you all fees upfront
- 9/10Washington County expands property tax help for disabled service members
- 9/10Maryland to help people find jobs and keep their benefits
- 9/10Washington County expands tax breaks for more disabled service members
Who this year's bills were written for
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Bill data from LegiScan (CC BY 4.0), Congress.gov and OpenStates; analysis and scoring are Obillerate's own. Scores are editorial opinion, not legal advice. This edition is a snapshot: bills move, and every page links to its live status. Spot an error? Tell us.