Governor Larry Hogan signed a number of critical health care and crime prevention measures, including legislation that will add more Marylanders to the health insurance rolls.
From Southern Maryland News Net
May 14, 2019
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Governor Larry Hogan signed a number of critical health care and crime prevention measures, including legislation that will add more Marylanders to the health insurance rolls, and raise the minimum age tobacco can be sold to 21 amid an epidemic of teen vaping. The governor also signed Laura and Reid’s Law, which introduces tougher penalties for violent crimes against pregnant women.
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The ACA has reduced number of uninsured, and state can build on efforts to boost insurance enrollment, lower drug costs
“Many of those uninsured people are eligible and unenrolled. That’s why the Easy Enrollment Program is one of the most important in the country for getting people enrolled.”
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