Maryland delegates approved legislation that will encourage private partners to invest in public infrastructure, a move Republican lawmakers in the House say will turn the state’s bidding process into a shadow government operation.
The House of Delegates voted 81-52 on Monday evening in favor of the bill pushed by Gov. Martin O’Malley, who assigned Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown to spearhead the measure through the House and Senate.
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