Ready Report: Week 10 Legislative Update
Here’s an update on what’s happening in Annapolis at the end of the tenth week of the 2023 Legislative Session. With only 25 days to go, the Senate has been extremely busy with committee sessions, and extensive debate on the Senate floor. Monday is known as “Crossover,” which is the deadline for bills to pass one chamber and be sent...
2nd Amendment Update from Annapolis
We had a major piece of 2nd Amendment-related legislation pass through the Senate earlier this week and I wanted to be sure to update you. Protecting the rights of law-abiding citizens is extremely important to me, however the focus of the General Assembly is much different. In the face of violent crime perpetrated by repeat offenders - often using illegally obtained...
Ready Report: Week 9 Legislative Update
Here’s an update on what’s happening in Annapolis at the end of the ninth week of the 2023 Legislative Session. Weekly Video Update from Annapolis - Week 9 It was an incredibly busy week – please watch my weekly video update and get caught up by clicking the picture below.
Still No Action on Crime in Annapolis - But Plenty of Time for D.C.-Style Liberal Politics
We are down to 34 days left in the 2023 General Assembly Session, nearly 2/3rds over. Sadly, we still have not seen any bills dealing with stopping violent crime and getting violent offenders off our streets. Neither house has passed a balanced state budget yet. But - starting tomorrow - the Senate of Maryland will debate legislation on the Senate...
Ready Report: Week 8 Legislative Update
Here’s an update on what’s happening in Annapolis at the end of the eighth week of the 2023 Legislative Session. Weekly Video Update from Annapolis - Week 8 You can watch my weekly video update – focused on the work that the Maryland Senate Republican Caucus and I are doing to provide real solutions on violent crime by clicking the...
ICYMI: Press Coverage of Ready Initiatives
In the last week there have been several media features on work that I’m doing – along with other strong leaders in the Carroll County Delegation and the Republican Caucuses in the General Assembly - to fight for common sense, public safety and conservative principles in Annapolis. First, my OpEd was featured in Sunday’s edition of the Carroll County Times,...
Republican Priorities in State Legislative Session Detailed
The 2023 Maryland General Assembly session is nearing the halfway mark. It is an honor to serve our area in the state Senate and I wanted to give an update about vitally important issues I’m working on. There are three broad areas I and our Senate Republican Caucus are focused on. First is dealing...
Ready Report: Week 7 Weekly Update
Here’s an update on what’s happening in Annapolis at the end of the seventh week of the 2023 Legislative Session. Weekly Video Update from Annapolis - Week 7 You can watch my weekly video update by clicking the picture below. Successful District Night in Annapolis...
Carroll County Delegation to Wrap Up Session Items
Carroll County Delegation to Wrap Up Session Items The Carroll County Delegation will hold a meeting to address final local business at 9 a.m., Thursday, February 23, 2023. The hearing is via zoom and will be live streamed on the Maryland General Assembly website link: https://mgaleg.maryland.gov/mgawebsite/Meetings/Day/02232023. The six-member delegation will primarily meet to...
Ready Report: Week 6 Legislative Update
Here’s an update on what’s happening in Annapolis at the end of the sixth week of the 2023 Legislative Session. The halfway point of Session is approaching, and the workload in our committees is where the primary focus is. Several issues have come through the Senate Finance Committee that I...
Carroll County Delegation Pushes Bill to Amend County Commissioner Redistricting Plan
The Carroll County Delegation has introduced legislation seeking amendment to The Public Local Laws of Carroll County – Redistricting Plan. This bill addresses several concerns that occurred during redistricting during the 2022 General Assembly Session with Carroll County’s commissioner districts. These concerns were not identified until after redistricting was complete. The legislation was requested by the Carroll County Board of...
Ready Report: Week 5 Legislative Update
Here’s an update on what’s happening in Annapolis at the end of the fifth week of the 2023 Legislative Session. The filing deadline for new legislation was Monday for the Senate, and Thursday for the House of Delegates, meaning that most bills have been “dropped.” New bills can still be introduced...
Senator Ready and Delegate Miller Propose Legislation Protecting Fundamental Parental Rights in Maryland
February 7, 2023 For Immediate Release: Contact: Sam Jones (410)-841-3683 Senator Ready and Delegate Miller Propose Legislation Protecting Fundamental Parental Rights in Maryland Annapolis- Senator Justin Ready (R-District 5) and Delegate April Miller (R-District 4) have introduced SB 566 / HB 666 which would establish the fundamental right of parents to direct the upbringing, education,...
Ready Report: Week 4 Legislative Update
Good morning, Here’s an update on what’s happening in Annapolis at the end of the fourth week of the 2023 Legislative Session. Bill hearings began in the Senate Finance Committee, so we are now focusing on lots of specific issues in the area of health care, business...
Ready Report: Week 3 Legislative Update
Good morning, Here’s an update on what’s happening in Annapolis at the end of the third week of the 2023 Legislative Session. I have been in committee briefings all week getting caught up by experts on key issues that will be worked on throughout session....
Ready Report: Week 2 Legislative Update
Good morning, I hope you and your family had a great week. Here’s an update on what’s happening in Annapolis at the end of the second week of the 2023 Legislative Session. Inauguration of Governor Wes Moore The biggest story of the week was Wednesday's...
Ready Report: Week 1 Legislative Update
Here’s an update on what’s happening in Annapolis at the end of the first week of session. Beginning of 445th Maryland General Assembly The Maryland General Assembly legislative session began on Wednesday at 12pm. All 188 members, including myself, were sworn into their respective offices. I made a short video right before being sworn in, which you can watch by clicking