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Danny Conservative: Michael Sanderson Executive Director Maryland Association of Counties Wicomico County Council, MD Meeting says State Could be facing a $4 Billion Dollar Deficit going into the 2027 Legislative Session 06-16-26

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During the Tuesday 06-16-26 Wicomico County, MD Council Meeting.
Michael Sanderson the Executive Director of Maryland Association of Counties said the State of Maryland, could be facing a $4 Billion Dollar budget deficit going into the 2027 Legislative Session.
The State since 2024 has increased Taxes and Fees on Marylands Businesses and Working Families by over $2 Billion Dollars, and in January of 2025 Maryland was facing a $3 Billion Dollar budget deficit.
Without question The November Governor’s race in the State has “real consequences” should Governor Wes Moore be reelected for another 4 years. The State is without question on is on the brink of a “Financial Catastrophe!”…
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5 thoughts on “Danny Conservative: Michael Sanderson Executive Director Maryland Association of Counties Wicomico County Council, MD Meeting says State Could be facing a $4 Billion Dollar Deficit going into the 2027 Legislative Session 06-16-26”

  1. So explain how they raise taxes every quarter of every year, yet somehow go more into a short fall than the previous year. Could it be all of them illegal dirt monkeys they brought into the state? Like the haitians here in SBY who can’t drive so they drive right into the front of houses? Cleary when all you speak is french, you don’t have a job so how is it they are always stacked up in que at the ATM getting money at wawa every first of the month?

  2. What happened to all the revenue from gambling, casinos and cannabis dispensaries? Democrats have ruined Maryland.

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