Progressive Maryland Education Fund Reports and Publications

Also see PMEF's annual Legislative Scorecards

2009

• The State of Working Maryland 2009 and Executive Summary
• Full Gonzales Poll results on telephone deregulation and two-page summary:
  Why the PSC Should Reject Verizon’s Attempt to Deregulate Basic Phone Service in Maryland, Nov.
• Poll shows voters believe big campaign contributions have 'corrupting' influence on lawmakers in
  Annapolis; As solution, voters overwhelmingly support voluntary, public funding of campaigns, Sept.
• 2009 Maryland General Assembly: Working Families Win Some, Lose Some, April

2008

• The State of Working Maryland 2008
• Power of Special Interests: Campaign Contributions and $800 Electric Hikes
• WHO'S GOT THE POWER? Electricity Deregulation and Campaign Finance (updated 2008)
• Color of Money in Maryland (updated 2008)
• Clean Elections Basic Handout
• Environment and Clean Elections
• Faith Communities and Clean Elections
• Taxpayers and Clean Elections
• Seniors and Clean Elections
• Working Families and Clean Elections

2007

• Maryland Voters Support Public Campaign Funding by 72%
• WHO'S GOT THE POWER? Electricity Deregulation and Campaign Finance in Maryland State Government
• The State of Working Maryland 2007
• Polling Data on Living Wages
• Myths and Facts About the Prince George’s County Hospital System
• The 2006 Election in Maryland, Maine, and Arizona: A Comparison of Campaign Finance Regimes
• Top Ten List of Unmet Needs in Maryland
• Maryland Statewide Survey by Alliance for Tax Fairness
• Survey as a PowerPoint slideshow and News Release
• Impact on Montgomery County of Gov. O'malley's Proposed Income Tax Reform
• Income Tax Fact Sheet
• Corporate Tax Fact Sheet
• Maryland Fiscal Crisis Briefing Book
• State Government As Tax Dollar Shredder? A critique of Ernst and Young’s Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Maryland Tax Policy Options as Released by the MD Chamber of Commerce

2006

• Civil Rights and Clean Elections
• Seniors and Clean Elections
• Environment, Ehrlich and Clean Elections
• Taxpayers and Clean Elections
• Women and Clean Elections
• Why The Eastern Shore Should Support Clean Elections
• Why Western Maryland Should Support Clean Elections
• Working Families and Clean Elections

2005

• Attitudes of Marylanders on Budget and Tax Issues
• State of Working Maryland
• Maryland Estate Tax Report

2004

• Too Many Lobbyists
• Giving Away the Store -- Giveaways To Those Who Need Them Least in the Maryland State Tax Code
• Silver Bullet -- The Corporate Tax Cut Loophole Elimination Plan
• Color of Money in Maryland 2004

2003

• Basic Flyer on Clean Elections in Maryland
• Civil Rights and Clean Elections
• Electricity Deregulation, the Environment, and the Case for Clean Elections
• Pay to Play. How Corporations Trump Voters in Annapolis
• The Environment, Ehrlich, and the Case for Clean Elections
• Why Seniors Should Support Clean Elections
• Why Women Should Support Clean Elections
• Why Faith Communities Should Support Clean Elections Reform
• Why Taxpayers Should Support Clean Elections Reform
• Why Working Families Should Support Clean Elections
  

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