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2013 Session Data

By making better fiscal choices and restraining spending growth to an average of 2% per year, the lowest in over 30 years, Maryland has created 38,200 new jobs in the last 12 months with businesses creating jobs faster than Virginia. Through maintaining a balanced approach, Maryland is on the verge of closing its inherited structural and recessionary deficits while still funding record investments in education, innovation, and infrastructure.

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2013 Session Data

By making better fiscal choices and restraining spending growth to an average of 2% per year, the lowest in over 30 years, Maryland has created 38,200 new jobs in the last 12 months with businesses creating jobs faster than Virginia. Through maintaining a balanced approach, Maryland is on the verge of closing its inherited structural and recessionary deficits while still funding record investments in education, innovation, and infrastructure.

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2013 LEGISLATIVE SESSION: Better Choices, Better Results

Sound Fiscal Stewardship and Spending Restraint


By coming together and making better choices, we have restrained spending to just 2% per year on average the lowest in more than 30 years.
Source: DBM, FY2014 Budget Presentation

Creating Jobs
Because we have made job creation our #1 priority, Maryland has created 38,200 new jobs in the last 12 months, with Maryland businesses creating jobs at a nearly 60% faster rate than our neighbors in Virginia.
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, State and Regional Employment and Unemployment Data

Closing the Deficit


We maintained a balanced approach that put us on the verge of closing our inherited structural and recessionary deficits while protecting record investments in education, innovation and infrastructure.
Source: DBM, FY2014 Budget Presentation

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