"Progress does not happen by itself, it is the product of choices"

Governor O’Malley delivered the 2010 State of the State address Tuesday, challenging legislators to an aggressive agenda of putting Marylanders to work.
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Creating jobs here in Maryland

Watch as Gov. O’Malley talks about GM’s decision to further invest in the Maryland workforce by producing its next-generation two-mode rear-wheel-drive motors and other electric drive components here.

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Maryland Schools are Tops in the Nation

For the second straight year, Education Week magazine has ranked Maryland’s public schools as No. 1 in the nation for school achievement and educational policies. Click to learn more

Governor of the Year

Governing magazine has named Gov. O’Malley its 2009 governor of the year. Governor O’Malley was praised for his use of programs like StateStat and BayStat, which ensure that taxpayers’ dollars are put to the best use. Read more.

Maryland saves and creates 14,000 jobs

After President Obama passed the economic stimulus package, Maryland went to work figuring out the best way to allocate the funds and track how they were being used. Now, 14,000 jobs were created or saved thanks to Governor O’Malley’s StateStat tracking system.

Maryland Teachers Endorse O'Malley-Brown

The Maryland State Education Association has endorsed the re-election of Martin O’Malley and Anthony Brown. Watch as Gov. O’Malley shares his thoughts about the endorsement.

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Posted by O'Malley Web Team on Feb 02, 2010 at 01:16 pm

State of the State 2010

Earlier today, Governor O'Malley delivered the 2010 State of the State Address to the Maryland General Assembly.

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Tags: 2010 Legislative Session, Annapolis, Fiscal Responsibility , Building a Safer Maryland, College Tuition, Cybersecurity, Economy, K-12 Public Schools, Smart Growth, Jobs, Working Families

Posted by Web Team on Feb 02, 2010 at 12:43 pm

Text of Governor O’Malley’s State of the State Address

Governor O'Malley just delivered the 2010 State of the State address to the Maryland General Assembly, urging legislators to take action on an agenda focused intently on creating jobs here in Maryland. We've posted the text of the speech as prepared here.

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Tags: 2010 Legislative Session, Jobs

Posted by Web Team on Feb 02, 2010 at 09:27 am

Live-Tweeting the State of the State

We'll be live-tweeting during Governor O'Malley's State of the State address today at noon on the campaign's Twitter account, @governoromalley. Follow along and join the conversation!

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