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SB 351
Paying for Other People’s Legal Expenses.
2023 - Maryland Senate
Vote Description
This bill sets up the Affordable Life, Wills, and Estate Planning for Seniors Grant Program. As the title suggests, this program will provide eligible clients with access to legal services focused on their last will and testaments and their power of attorney. CPAC does not believe that taxpayers should be forced to pay off other people’s legal bills and opposed this bill. The Senate passed this bill on March 20, 2023 by a vote of 46-0 and the bill later became law.
Voted with Conservatives
Dan Bishop
US Representative from North Carolina
100% 2023 Rating
99% Lifetime Rating
Dan Bishop
US Representative from North Carolina
100% 2023 Rating
99% Lifetime Rating
Dan Bishop
US Representative from Ohio
100% 2023 Rating
99% Lifetime Rating
Voted against Conservatives
Dan Bishop
US Representative from North Carolina
100% 2023 Rating
99% Lifetime Rating
Dan Bishop
US Representative from North Carolina
100% 2023 Rating
99% Lifetime Rating
Dan Bishop
US Representative from Ohio
100% 2023 Rating
99% Lifetime Rating
All Lawmakers
Gabriel Acevero
State Representative from Maryland
0% 2025 Rating
3% Lifetime Rating
Christopher Adams
State Representative from Maryland
84% 2025 Rating
84% Lifetime Rating
Jackie Addison
State Representative from Maryland
4% 2025 Rating
3% Lifetime Rating
Nick Allen
State Representative from Maryland
4% 2025 Rating
3% Lifetime Rating
Tiffany Alston
State Representative from Maryland
4% 2025 Rating
5% Lifetime Rating
Marlon Amprey
State Representative from Maryland
4% 2025 Rating
3% Lifetime Rating
Steven Arentz
State Representative from Maryland
83% 2025 Rating
84% Lifetime Rating
Lauren Arikan
State Representative from Maryland
100% 2025 Rating
93% Lifetime Rating
Dalya Attar
State Senator from Maryland
5% 2025 Rating
5% Lifetime Rating
Vanessa Atterbeary
State Representative from Maryland
4% 2025 Rating
5% Lifetime Rating
Malcolm Augustine
State Senator from Maryland
4% 2025 Rating
5% Lifetime Rating
Heather Bagnall
State Representative from Maryland
13% 2025 Rating
6% Lifetime Rating
Jack Bailey
State Senator from Maryland
75% 2025 Rating
62% Lifetime Rating
Terry Baker
State Representative from Maryland
100% 2025 Rating
96% Lifetime Rating
Ben Barnes
State Representative from Maryland
4% 2025 Rating
6% Lifetime Rating
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