Voters will decide in November on a ballot measure that would offer new parents in Baltimore $1,000 in an effort to fight child poverty.
The Baltimore City Board of Elections approved the measure to appear on the ballot last week after it received the 10,000 signatures required. The initiative was spearheaded by the Maryland Child Alliance, a volunteer-run advocacy organization.
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