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House of Delegates passes Maryland Values Act of 2026 on third reading

House of Delegates of Maryland · February 27, 2026
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Summary

The Maryland House of Delegates voted 90–34 on Feb. 20, 2026 to pass House Bill 1341, the Maryland Values Act of 2026 (Expanding Sensitive Locations, Notification and Guidance); the clerk declared the bill passed with a constitutional majority and no floor debate was recorded.

Annapolis — The Maryland House of Delegates passed House Bill 1341, titled the Maryland Values Act of 2026 (Immigration Enforcement — Expanding Sensitive Locations, Notification and Guidance), on third reading and final passage on Feb. 20, 2026.

The clerk called the roll for the final vote and reported 90 votes in the affirmative and 34 in the negative; the clerk declared the bill passed, having received a constitutional majority. No floor debate on the bill was recorded before the roll call.

House leaders handled the bill as part of the reading calendar; the House referred other newly introduced measures to committee earlier in the session. The clerk read the journal and routine business before the vote, and the body continued with committee and subcommittee scheduling announcements following the passage.

The clerk announced the formal outcome on the floor. The bill’s text and any subsequent enrollment or governor’s action were not read aloud during the recorded floor proceedings.