Matt Johnston
Executive director, Arundel Rivers Federation
The gist
- Proposes banning campaign donations from utilities and developers.
- Proposes lowering the individual contribution limit to $1,000.
- Proposes capping annual utility bill increases.
- Proposes a utility impact fee on data centers.
- Proposes requiring 25% of new housing units to be affordable.
- Supports funding the Blueprint through higher taxes on the ultra-wealthy.
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Proposes banning campaign donations from utilities and developers.
Maryland House of Delegates District 30B: 2026 Maryland Voter GuideCandidate questionnaire · The Baltimore Banner · thebanner.com
“ban campaign contributions from public utilities and developers who have applications pending in any county or city across the state”
Proposes lowering the individual contribution limit to $1,000.
Maryland House of Delegates District 30B: 2026 Maryland Voter GuideCandidate questionnaire · The Baltimore Banner · thebanner.com
“lower the cap on campaign contributions from individuals from $6,000 to $1,000”
Proposes capping annual utility bill increases.
Maryland House of Delegates District 30B: 2026 Maryland Voter GuideCandidate questionnaire · The Baltimore Banner · thebanner.com
“We must lower utility bills for Maryland residents by capping the percent these bills can increase over a 12-month period”
Proposes a utility impact fee on data centers.
Maryland House of Delegates District 30B: 2026 Maryland Voter GuideCandidate questionnaire · The Baltimore Banner · thebanner.com
“pass a new utility impact fee to be paid by data centers”
Proposes requiring 25% of new housing units to be affordable.
Maryland House of Delegates District 30B: 2026 Maryland Voter GuideCandidate questionnaire · The Baltimore Banner · thebanner.com
“requiring 25 percent of all new housing units built to be offered at no more than 30 percent of median monthly household income”
Supports funding the Blueprint through higher taxes on the ultra-wealthy.
Maryland House of Delegates District 30B: 2026 Maryland Voter GuideCandidate questionnaire · The Baltimore Banner · thebanner.com
“demanding that the ultra-wealthy, who have benefited the most from Maryland taxpayers, pay their fair share”