For several women?s groups and lawmakers, the state comptroller doesn?t just affect taxes ? his or her decisions could affect women?s lives.
“We felt obligated, and we felt it was the right thing to do,” said Scott Henderson, an official with Planned Parenthood, which, for the first time, endorsed a Maryland comptroller candidate, Democrat Peter Franchot.
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