Sen. Kathy Klausmeier, chairwoman of the county Senate delegation, speaks against a motion to hold a Baltimore County school board bill Thursday while Sen. J.B. Jennings listens from the back of the chamber.
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The fate of a bill that creates a partially-elected school board in Baltimore County hangs on one vote that could come as early as Friday.
Members of the county House delegation met Thursday afternoon moments after the full Senate approved an amended version of the bill that already passed the full House.
The delegation voted 13-6 to concur with Senate amendments that changed the House bill from a fully-elected school board to a board with six elected and five appointed members.
Josephine Hlatki
3:27 pm on Thursday, April 5, 2012
OK, who's the holdout?
Karl
8:04 pm on Thursday, April 5, 2012
Who are the six Baltimore County Delegates who voted against a hybrid school board?
Glen
9:32 am on Friday, April 6, 2012
According to reports from Annapolis:
The Baltimore County Delegates who did not vote for the hybrid school board bill in Thursday's delegation meeting are: Bromwell, DeBoy, Malone, Nathan-Pulliam, Jones, and Burns. Del. McDonough was not present and Del. Olszewski did not vote (that is very common for delegation chairs unless there is a tie or failure to vote would mean there us less than a quorum).