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Maryland HB 1335 — Department of Information Technology - Information Technology Staffing and Capability Assessment - Independent Study

Maryland, 2026. HB 1335: Department of Information Technology - Information Technology Staffing and Capability Assessment - Independent Study

HB 13352026 sessionHouse

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Latest action

May 31, 2026 — Enacted under Article II, Section 17(c) of the Maryland Constitution - Chapter 871

Summary

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Sponsors

Bill text

First - Department of Information Technology - Recruitment, Retention, and Compensation of Information Technology and Cybersecurity Professionals - Independent Study Read version ↗

Third - Department of Information Technology - Information Technology Staffing and Capability Assessment - Independent Study Read version ↗

Chapter - Department of Information Technology - Information Technology Staffing and Capability Assessment - Independent Study Read version ↗

Recorded votes

On Third Reading

March 27, 2026 · Senate · pass

yes: 42 · no: 1 · not voting: 4 · excused: 0 · absent: 0

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (47)
MemberVote
Sydnornot voting
Musenot voting
Hesternot voting
Hersheynot voting
Carozzano
Hensonyes
Cordermanyes
Zuckeryes
Sallingyes
Lamyes
Hayesyes
Charlesyes
Westyes
Rosapepeyes
Krameryes
Harrisyes
Brooksyes
Watsonyes
Readyyes
Kingyes
Guzzoneyes
Bensonyes
Washington, M.yes
McKayyes
Kaganyes
Gileyes
Beidleyes
Washington, A.yes
McCrayyes
Jenningsyes
Gallionyes
Baileyyes
Waldstreicheryes
Mautzyes
Jamesyes
Foldenyes
Augustineyes
Smithyes
Loveyes
Jacksonyes
Feldmanyes
Attaryes
Simonaireyes
Lewis Youngyes
Hettlemanyes
Ellisyes
Mr. Presidentyes

On Third Reading

March 10, 2026 · House · pass

yes: 128 · no: 8 · not voting: 2 · excused: 0 · absent: 3

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (141)
MemberVote
Foleyyes
Bakeryes
Tomlinsonyes
Robersonyes
Kormanyes
Fennellyes
Bagnallyes
Tolesyes
Reillyyes
Kipkeyes
Feldmarkyes
Arentzyes
Terrasayes
Queenyes
Kerryes
Fairyes
Andersonyes
Tayloryes
Qiyes
Kaufmanyes
Embryyes
Ampreyyes
Taverasyes
Pruskiyes
Kaiseryes
Edelsonyes
Alstonyes
Stonkoyes
Pippyyes
Jones, D.yes
Ebersoleyes
Allenyes
Stinnettyes
Phillipsyes
Johnson, S.yes
Davisyes
Addisonyes
Stewartyes
Pattersonyes
Johnson, A.yes
Cullisonyes
Adamsyes
Steinyes
Pasteuryes
Jacobsyes
Crutchfieldyes
Aceveroyes
Spiegelyes
Palakovich Carryes
Iveyyes
Crosbyyes
Speakeryes
Williamsabsent
McCaskillabsent
Jones, A.absent
Wilsonnot voting
Bouchatnot voting
Nawrockino
Grammerno
Chisholmno
Wivellno
Szeligano
Morgan, M.no
Fisherno
Arikanno
Odomyes
Hutchinsonyes
Conawayyes
Ziegleryes
Solomonyes
Nkongoloyes
Howardyes
Coleyyes
Youngyes
Smithyes
Morgan, T.yes
Hornbergeryes
Clippingeryes
Wuyes
Simpsonyes
Morenoyes
Holmesyes
Cilibertiyes
Woormanyes
Simmonsyes
Moonyes
Hinebaughyes
Charkoudianyes
Woodsyes
Shettyyes
Mireku-Northyes
Hillyes
Changyes
Wolekyes
Schmidtyes
Milleryes
Healeyyes
Cardinyes
Wimsyes
Schindleryes
Metzgaryes
Hartmanyes
Buckelyes
Wilkinsyes
Sample-Hughesyes
McComasyes
Harrisonyes
Boyceyes
White Hollandyes
Ruthyes
Martinezyes
Guzzoneyes
Boafoyes
Wellsyes
Ruffyes
Mangioneyes
Guytonyes
Bhandariyes
Watsonyes
Rossyes
Lopezyes
Griffithyes
Behleryes
Vogelyes
Rosenbergyes
Long, R.yes
Ghristyes
Beauchampyes
Valentineyes
Roseyes
Long, J.yes
Fraser-Hidalgoyes
Bartlettyes
Valderramayes
Rogersyes
Lewisyes
Forbesyes
Barnesyes
Turneryes
Robertsyes
Lehmanyes

Legislative history

  1. Enacted under Article II, Section 17(c) of the Maryland Constitution - Chapter 871
  2. Returned Passed
  3. Third Reading Passed
  4. Second Reading Passed
  5. Favorable Adopted
  6. Favorable Report by Education, Energy, and the Environment
  7. Hearing 4/02 at 1:00 p.m.
  8. Referred Education, Energy, and the Environment
  9. Third Reading Passed
  10. Second Reading Passed with Amendments
  11. Favorable with Amendments {
  12. Favorable with Amendments Report by Government, Labor, and Elections
  13. Hearing 2/27 at 1:00 p.m.
  14. First Reading Government, Labor, and Elections

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