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MD SB931
Bill
Status
2/6/2026
Primary Sponsor
Kevin Harris
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AI Summary
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Officials and candidates must disclose virtual currency holdings valued over $1,000 on financial disclosure statements, including the type, amount, acquisition details, and any transfers made during the reporting period
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Domestic partners and registered domestic partners are added throughout the Maryland Public Ethics Law wherever spouses are referenced, extending disclosure and ethics requirements to these relationships
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"Immediate family" is expanded to include domestic partners and registered domestic partners alongside spouses and dependent children for ethics reporting purposes
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The definition of "financial interest" (ownership exceeding $1,000/year or more than 3% of a business entity) now applies equally to domestic partners as it does to spouses
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Effective date: October 1, 2026
Legislative Description
Maryland Public Ethics Law - Virtual Currency and Domestic Partners
Financial Institutions
Last Action
Hearing 2/25 at 1:00 p.m.
2/10/2026