The House of Delegates on Wednesday approved the state's capital budget, which pays for nearly $1 billion in construction projects.
It includes millions for projects at Morgan State University, Coppin State University and others that were initially delayed when Hogan proposed allocating more money to build a $480 million jail in Baltimore City to replace a Civil War-era facility the governor closed last year.
The budget still includes $7 million for the demolition of buildings at the correctional complex. It also includes $280 million for public school construction around the state.
The House vote was 130-7.
The state Senate already approved a version of the capital budget, so a conference committee was set up to resolve the differences.
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