Political salaries: What do Maryland's elected leaders earn?
Elected leaders in Maryland generally have their pay set by independent boards or commissions. Those who work full-time generally earn somewhere in the low six-figure range. Lawmakers who have part-time positions — like members of the General Assembly — make less.
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Gov. Martin O'Malley
Gov. Martin O'Malley makes $150,000 each year.
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Darthgidget at 1:32 PM February 08, 2012
pretty sad that the governor of the state makes one half of what the school superintendent makes. And our education system is no better than the state system.
lttruck29 at 11:15 AM February 08, 2012
Gunther....this rag used to do it to me all the time. sign up for the didgital subscription but do it through the place in New York State. that way this rag has to share the money with them. it hurts but not as much
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does yo'malley and the rest of the pocket pickers have to make available, for public inspection copies of their tax returns?