Baltimore, Md — Governor Wes Moore discusses Maryland’s $67 billion budget which addresses a $3.3 billion deficit through $2.5 billion in cuts and tax increases.
Under the proposal, high-income earners will contribute more, while the middle class will benefit from tax relief.
The budget makes historic investments in public education and public safety—two priorities that directly impact Maryland families and communities.
Governor Moore also highlights the importance of supporting federal workers and small businesses by streamlining procurement processes and implementing regulatory reforms.