August 30, 2012• News
Maryland should again raise the cost of smoking. An Op-ed in the Baltimore Sun by Rev. Fred Weimert
August 29, 2012• News
Over 460 organizations have endorsed our Healthy Maryland Initiative proposal to increase the state
July 11, 2012• News
Taxes will jump from 15 percent of wholesale to 70 percent on "little cigars."
"Together, the new tax increase on little cigars and smokeless tobacco will save thousands of young
May 17, 2012• News
Statement by Vincent DeMarco, President, Maryland Health Care For All! Coalition Thanks to the
May 1, 2012• News
Faith community leaders said they support increasing the sales tax on little cigars and other
Lawmakers are expected to return to Annapolis in mid-May to address the budget situation which also
More than 30 religious leaders called on Maryland's political leaders Monday to conduct a special
April 30, 2012• News
...convene a Special Session to restore the budget cuts and to enact the life-saving tobacco tax
March 8, 2012• News
A push by public health advocates to increase the tax on cigarettes, cigars and smokeless tobacco
January 20, 2012• News
The governor’s support gives the tax a stronger chance of ending up in the final budget, though
Editorial View: Time for Maryland to do the right thing and tax cigars, snuff and other forms of
January 11, 2012• News
According to the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene¿s Youth Tobacco Survey, nearly as many
Baltimore Sun January 4, 2012 In a recent Baltimore Sun article about our proposed tax increase for
Two-thirds of Maryland voters support increasing the state’s tobacco tax, according to a new poll
Although cigarette smoking in Maryland has declined by 32 percent in the past decade, DeMarco
A survey of Maryland voters performed this fall by the polling firm Opinion Works found that 72
“For right now, the purpose of this launch is to let the public know that we’re out there again
If one public health group has its way, the next time you light up in Maryland it could cost you an
The group is headed by Vincent DeMarco, includes AARP Maryland, MedChi and the NAACP among others.
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