Earlier this week, after passing over 800 new bills and the 2025 budget, Governor Moore and the Maryland General Assembly rang the bell at 12:00 AM to mark the end of the legislative session.

We wanted to be sure you knew about the bills the Governor fought for to continue to create new paths to work, wages, and wealth in Maryland and to investing in Maryland's state public education, environment, and communities.

Here are just a few:

• The Excellence in Maryland Public Schools Act supports our commitment to providing a world-class education for every student, while addressing the teacher shortage.
• The RAISE Act expands opportunities for apprenticeships to high-growth sectors.
• The Expungement Reform Act opens pathways to work, wages, and wealth for returning citizens.
• The Model Employer Act strengthens the state’s ability to recruit, train, and support workers with disabilities through inclusive policies and best practices.
• The Chesapeake Bay Legacy Act helps us develop and implement a comprehensive Bay strategy that touches every sector of our Bay economy – from agriculture to aquaculture.
• The Procurement Reform Act bolsters the Moore-Miller Administration’s commitment to closing the racial wealth gap and supercharging Maryland’s economy.

Each of these bills are centered on making this Maryland’s decade – from supporting business growth to elevating apprenticeships, ensuring we have the best public schools in the country and building out the sectors of our economy we will stand to win.

While Washington is chipping away at the government we know, Governor Moore is in Annapolis delivering results for Marylanders, creating a state that serves.

John, this work is only possible with your support. Grassroots energy is what propelled Wes to the Government House in the first place, and it's what we will depend upon to keep our movement going.

To help power our work supporting Wes Moore, will you consider chipping in $10 today? We'll put it directly to work growing our movement.

Throughout the summer, each of these bills will be sent to the Governor’s desk to be signed into law.

Thanks for all you do.

— Team Wes Moore