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2024 Legislative Session Summary
A recap of the legislation Delegate Nawrocki worked on, voted against, and brought forward on behalf of District 7A — in his own words.
By the Numbers
What we tracked. What we opposed.
0
New or increased taxes & fees tracked statewide
0
Of those came from the 2024 legislative session
2nd
Year of the Moore Administration
4×
Pace of fee increases vs. the O'Malley years
What We Opposed
A budget that has doubled in ten years.
Each of the 38 new or increased fees and taxes from the 2024 session was opposed by your delegate. So was the operating budget that funded them. The budget has doubled in ten years, and we continue to demand that spending be curtailed and cuts made.
The vast majority of the 338 tax and fee increases tracked statewide came through regulation at the administration’s request — meaning most Marylanders won’t see them until the bill arrives.
From 2007 to 2014, the O’Malley Administration raised 84 taxes, tolls, and fees. We are only halfway through the Moore Administration’s second year, and they have already raised nearly four times as many taxes and fees.
Bills Opposed
- The Housing Expansion and Affordability Act
- 338-line list of new or increased fees
- FY25 operating budget
Session Highlights
Showing up for District 7A.
Bipartisan IG Reform
Supported bipartisan Inspectors General reform to strengthen accountability and oversight of state spending.
District 7 Scholarships
Awarded more than 250 scholarships to District 7 students — representing over $100,000 in educational support.
Community Presence
Ride-alongs with Baltimore County police, town halls, and a steady presence at community events across District 7A.
Votes Against New Taxes
Voted against every new tax and fee increase on working families — a consistent record of fiscal responsibility.
Opposed Housing Act
Challenged the Governor's Housing Expansion and Affordability Act, defending county-level safeguards on development.
Air National Guard Fight
Led opposition to the removal of the flying mission from the Maryland Air National Guard at Martin State Airport.
From the Delegate
“We continue to demand that spending be curtailed and cuts made to a budget that has doubled in ten years.”
— Delegate Ryan Nawrocki
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