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Sen. Cory McCray

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District SD-045

Party Democrat

Bills Introduced 61

Sponsored Legislation

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Number	Legislature	Summary	Subjects
HB-44	State (Maryland)	Requiring the ground lease registration form required by the State Department of Assessments and Taxation to include a section that allows the ground lease holder to include a telephone number and e-mail address; and requiring the reporting form for changes or corrections required by the State Department of Assessments and Taxation to include a section that provides the ground lease holder the option to provide the ground lease holder's telephone number and e-mail address. Democrat: 100% (1) 100% Democrat support	Real Property Assessments And Taxation, Department Of Electronic Communication Forms Leases And Rent Registration Telecommunications And Information Technology
HB-1	State (Maryland)	Requiring employers with 15 or more employees to provide employees with earned sick and safe leave that is paid at the same wage rate as the employee normally earns; requiring employers with 14 or fewer employees to provide unpaid earned sick and safe leave; prohibiting an employer from being required to pay a tipped employee more than a minimum wage for earned sick and safe leave; requiring the Commissioner of Labor and Industry to develop a specified model paid sick and safe leave policy for use by specified employers; etc. Democrat: 100% (79) 100% Democrat support	Private Sector Labor And Industry State Government - Personnel Civil Actions Committees And Commissions Health Hearings Inspections Investigations And Inquiries Leave Mental And Behavioral Health
HB-9	State (Maryland)	Requiring the Police Commissioner of Baltimore City, following each decennial census of the United States, to prepare a plan for the adjustment of the geographic boundaries and composition of each Baltimore City police district and the reallocation of the resources and personnel of the Baltimore City Police Department among each district using specified information; requiring the Commissioner to present the plan to the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore City within 1 year of the issuance of the decennial census data; etc. Democrat: 100% (3) 100% Democrat support	Counties - Local Laws Public Safety Baltimore City Law Enforcement Reapportionment And Redistricting Local Government Mandates
HB-76	State (Maryland)	Requiring the Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners, by January 1, 2018, to develop and implement a scoring system for evaluating specified public school projects and, on or before January 1, 2020, to apply the scoring system to 75% of specified public school facilities, publish project scores on the Baltimore City Public School's Web site, and report project scores to the General Assembly; requiring the Board, by January 1, 2021, to apply the scoring system to the remaining 25% of public school facilities; etc. Democrat: 100% (13) 100% Democrat support	Education - Local Bills Baltimore City Education, Boards Of Electronic Government Public Buildings And Facilities Public Information Public Schools Reports
HB-181	State (Maryland)	Requiring the Maryland Police Training and Standards Commission to include guidelines for the use of electronic control devices in a specified set of best practices and standards for use of force. Democrat: 89% (34) Republican: 10% (4) 89% Democrat support 10% Republican support	Public Safety Police Training Commission Weapons
HB-167	State (Maryland)	Authorizing a county or municipality to require a specified at-will supervisory employee to reside in the State, county, or municipality or within a certain distance of the State, county, or municipality as a condition of employment under specified circumstances; providing that a local law, ordinance, or policy enacted or adopted under the Act shall apply only prospectively; etc. Democrat: 66% (6) Republican: 33% (3) 66% Democrat support 33% Republican support	Local Government - Generally Counties Municipal Corporations Public Employees Residency Work, Labor And Employment
HB-159	State (Maryland)	Altering a specified exception relating to law enforcement officers to the prohibition on carrying specified weapons on public school property; prohibiting the carrying or possession of specified firearms on the property of public institutions of higher education; requiring a public institution of higher education to post specified signs in prominent locations on the property; requiring the Board of Regents of the University System of Maryland to incorporate into their bylaws, policies and procedures, the current weapons practice on campus; etc. Democrat: 100% (35) 100% Democrat support	Criminal Law - Substantive Crimes Higher Education Public Safety Guns Signs And Billboards State Universities And Colleges
HB-232	State (Maryland)	Requiring the Commissioner of Correction to submit a security and staffing report to the Secretary of Public Safety, the Governor, and the General Assembly on or before October 31, 2017, and on or before October 31 in every odd-numbered year thereafter; requiring the report to be based on a joint survey conducted by the administration of the Division of Correction and the exclusive collective bargaining representative of the employees; requiring the report to include specified information; etc. Republican: 56% (9) Democrat: 43% (7) 56% Republican support 43% Democrat support	Public Safety Collective Bargaining Correction, Division Of Correctional Officers Reports Work, Labor And Employment
HB-212	State (Maryland)	Prohibiting a consumer reporting agency from charging a consumer a fee for placing a security freeze if the consumer has not previously requested the placement of a security freeze from the consumer reporting agency; and altering the contents of a specified notice that must be included with a specified summary of rights provided to the consumer. Democrat: 100% (40) 100% Democrat support	Commercial Law - Consumer Protection Commercial Law - Credit Regulation State Government - Agencies, Offices, And Officials Consumer Protection Credit Cybersecurity Federal Government Fees Fraud Notices
HB-196	State (Maryland)	Allowing a subtraction modification under the State income tax for the amount of interest paid by a qualified taxpayer on qualified student loans; requiring the Comptroller to adopt specified regulations; and applying the Act to taxable years beginning after December 31, 2016. Democrat: 87% (42) Republican: 12% (6) 87% Democrat support 12% Republican support	Taxes - Income Comptroller Exemptions Higher Education Income Tax Interest Loans Rules And Regulations

Title: Residential Property - Ground Lease Registration Forms - Contact Information Option

Session: Maryland 2017-2017 Regular Session

Number: HB-44

Subjects: Real Property, Assessments And Taxation, Department Of, Electronic Communication, Forms, Leases And Rent, Registration, Telecommunications And Information Technology

Democrat: 100% (1)

Title: Labor and Employment - Maryland Healthy Working Families Act

Session: Maryland 2017-2017 Regular Session

Number: HB-1

Subjects: Private Sector Labor And Industry, State Government - Personnel, Civil Actions, Committees And Commissions, Health, Hearings, Inspections, Investigations And Inquiries, Leave, Mental And Behavioral Health

Democrat: 100% (79)

Title: Baltimore City - Police Districts - Redistricting

Session: Maryland 2017-2017 Regular Session

Number: HB-9

Subjects: Counties - Local Laws, Public Safety, Baltimore City, Law Enforcement, Reapportionment And Redistricting, Local Government Mandates

Democrat: 100% (3)

Title: Baltimore City Public Schools - Capital Project Scoring System

Session: Maryland 2017-2017 Regular Session

Number: HB-76

Subjects: Education - Local Bills, Baltimore City, Education, Boards Of, Electronic Government, Public Buildings And Facilities, Public Information, Public Schools, Reports

Democrat: 100% (13)

Title: Maryland Police Training and Standards Commission - Guidelines for Use of Electronic Control Devices

Session: Maryland 2017-2017 Regular Session

Number: HB-181

Subjects: Public Safety, Police Training Commission, Weapons

Democrat: 89% (34) Republican: 10% (4)

Title: Counties and Municipalities - At-Will Supervisory Employees - Residency Requirements

Session: Maryland 2017-2017 Regular Session

Number: HB-167

Subjects: Local Government - Generally, Counties, Municipal Corporations, Public Employees, Residency, Work, Labor And Employment

Democrat: 66% (6) Republican: 33% (3)

Title: Weapon-Free Higher Education Zones

Session: Maryland 2017-2017 Regular Session

Number: HB-159

Subjects: Criminal Law - Substantive Crimes, Higher Education, Public Safety, Guns, Signs And Billboards, State Universities And Colleges

Democrat: 100% (35)

Title: Correctional Services - Commissioner's Duties - Staffing Report

Session: Maryland 2017-2017 Regular Session

Number: HB-232

Subjects: Public Safety, Collective Bargaining, Correction, Division Of, Correctional Officers, Reports, Work, Labor And Employment

Republican: 56% (9) Democrat: 43% (7)

Title: Consumer Protection - Credit Report Security Freezes - Prohibition on Fees and Required Notices

Session: Maryland 2017-2017 Regular Session

Number: HB-212

Subjects: Commercial Law - Consumer Protection, Commercial Law - Credit Regulation, State Government - Agencies, Offices, And Officials, Consumer Protection, Credit, Cybersecurity, Federal Government, Fees, Fraud, Notices

Democrat: 100% (40)

Title: Income Tax - Subtraction Modification - Interest Paid on Student Loans

Session: Maryland 2017-2017 Regular Session

Number: HB-196

Subjects: Taxes - Income, Comptroller, Exemptions, Higher Education, Income Tax, Interest, Loans, Rules And Regulations

Democrat: 87% (42) Republican: 12% (6)

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