2022 MD Legislative Scorecard 2021-

The following scorecard lists several key votes in the Maryland General Assembly in 2021-2022 and ranks state delegates and senators based on their fidelity to (U.S.) constitutional and limited-government principles.

This is our first state-level Scorecard; the selected votes may not be reflective of legislators' overall records. Their cumulative scores will change as we add more votes. Please check regularly for updates.

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House Votes

1. Climate Solutions Now Act

Requires the State to reduce statewide greenhouse gas emissions by 60% from 2006 levels by 2030 and requires the State to achieve net-zero statewide greenhouse gas emissions by 2045, along with other green initiatives.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No
SB414 Roll Call 1052388

2. Drop Boxes

Requires a local board of elections to designate the locations of ballot drop boxes. It also requires for a permanent absentee ballot list.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No
SB683 Roll Call 1044004

3. Digital Connectivity Act

Establishes the Office of Statewide Broadband in the Department of Housing and Community Development to ensure that every resident of the State is supported by high-quality broadband Internet service at an affordable price.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No
HB97 Roll Call 1041685

4. Dignity Not Detention Act

Creates a "Sanctuary State" by eliminating Immigration Enforcement.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No
HB16 Roll Call 1052369

5. Untraceable Firearms

Prohibits the possession of unserialized firearms, "ghost guns" or "privately made firearms", and prohibits a person from purchasing, receiving, selling, offering to sell, or transferring an unfinished frame, receiver and custom made and unserialized firearms.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No
HB425 Roll Call 1183235

6. Abortion Care Access Act

Establishes the Abortion Care Clinical Training Program in the Maryland Department of Health to ensure that there are a sufficient number of health professionals, training funds, and coverage requirements for the Maryland Medical Assistance Program to provide abortion care.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No
HB937 Roll Call 1188264

How did they vote?

Legend: Constitutional Unconstitutional Did not vote
Name Party Score 1 2 3 4 5 6
Gabriel Acevero D 0%
Christopher Troy Adams R 83%
Marlon Amprey D 0%
Curtis S. Anderson D N/A
Carl Anderton R 83%
Steven J. Arentz R 100%
Lauren Arikan R 83%
Dalya Attar D 17%
Vanessa Atterbeary D 0%
Heather Bagnall D 0%
Ben Barnes D 0%
Darryl Barnes D 0%
Juanita Sandra Bartlett D 0%
Kumar P Barve D 0%
Wendell R Beitzel R 100%
Lisa Belcastro D 0%
Harry Bhandari D 0%
Joseph C Boteler R 100%
Regina T. Boyce D 0%
Chanel Branch D 0%
Talmadge Branch D 0%
Tony Bridges D 0%
Benjamin T. Brooks D 0%
Jason C. Buckel R 100%
Jon S Cardin D 0%
Ned Carey D 40%
Alfred C Carr D 0%
Mark S. Chang D 0%
Lorig Charkoudian D 0%
Nick Charles D 0%
Brian Alan Chisholm R 100%
Barrie S. Ciliberti R 100%
Jerry Clark R 83%
Luke Clippinger D 0%
Frank M Conaway D 0%
Dan Cox R 100%
Brian M. Crosby D 17%
Charlotte Agnes Crutchfield D 0%
Bonnie L Cullison D 0%
Debra Davis D 0%
Eric D. Ebersole D 0%
Jessica Feldmark D 0%
Diana M. Fennell D 0%
Mark N Fisher R 100%
Wanika Fisher D 0%
Linda Foley D N/A
Catherine M. Forbes D 0%
David Vincent Fraser-hidalgo D 0%
Jeff Ghrist R 100%
James W Gilchrist D 0%
Robin L. Grammer R 100%
Michael J. Griffith R 83%
Michele Guyton D 0%
Andrea Fletcher Harrison D 0%
Wayne A. Hartman R 83%
Anne Healey D 0%
Shaneka Henson D 17%
Terri Hill D 0%
Marvin E Holmes D 0%
Kevin Bailey Hornberger R 67%
Seth A. Howard R 83%
Faye Martin Howell D N/A
Richard K Impallaria R 100%
Julian Ivey D 0%
Carl W. Jackson D 0%
Jay A. Jacobs R 100%
Jay Jalisi D 0%
Steven Craig Johnson D 17%
Adrienne A. Jones D 0%
Dana Jones D 0%
Rachel Jones D 0%
Anne R Kaiser D 0%
Ariana M. Kelly D 0%
Ken Kerr D 0%
Nicholaus R Kipke R 83%
Trent Mitchell Kittleman R 100%
Marc Alan Korman D 0%
Susan W Krebs R 83%
Carol L. Krimm D 0%
Cheryl Summers Landis D N/A
Mary A. Lehman D 0%
Jazz Lewis D 0%
Robbyn Lewis D 0%
Brooke Elizabeth Lierman D 0%
Mary Ann Lisanti D 33%
Bob Long R 80%
Lesley J. Lopez D 0%
Sara Norris Love D 0%
Eric G Luedtke D 0%
Nino Mangione R 83%
Johnny Mautz R 100%
Susan K McComas R 83%
Maggie L. McIntosh D 0%
Mike Mckay R 83%
Ric Metzgar R 83%
David H. Moon D 0%
Matt Morgan R 100%
Rachel Munoz R N/A
Reid Justin Novotny R 83%
Charles James Otto R 83%
Julie Palakovich Carr D 0%
Neil C Parrott R 100%
Edith Jerry Patterson D 0%
Joseline A Pena-Melnyk D 0%
Shane E Pendergrass D 0%
Jesse Tyler Pippy R 83%
Roxane Prettyman D N/A
Elizabeth Proctor D 0%
Lily Qi D 0%
Pamela Queen D 0%
Teresa E. Reilly R 83%
Kirill Reznik D 0%
Mike Rogers D 0%
April Rose R 100%
Samuel I Rosenberg D 0%
Sheila Ruth D 0%
Sid Saab R 100%
Sheree Sample-Hughes D 0%
Emily Khoury Shetty D 0%
Haven Neely Shoemaker R 100%
Stephanie Smith D 0%
Jared Scott Solomon D 0%
Dana M Stein D 0%
Vaughn Stewart D 0%
Kathy J Szeliga R 80%
Jennifer Terrasa D 0%
Brenda J. Thiam R 80%
Karen R. Toles D N/A
Veronica Turner D 0%
Kriselda Valderrama D 0%
Geraldine Valentino-Smith D 20%
Jay Walker D 0%
Alonzo T. Washington D 0%
Courtney Watson D 0%
Melissa Wells D 0%
Jheanelle K. Wilkins D 0%
Nicole A. Williams D 0%
C.T. Wilson D 0%
William J. Wivell R 83%
Karen Lewis Young D 0%
Pat Young D 0%

Average Freedom Score by Party

PartyScore
Democrat1.7%
Republican90.3%
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