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The Maryland Bill That Will Put Third-Party Candidates on the Debate Stage

HB 101 got its first reading in Annapolis. This bill would require Maryland Public Television to include all ballot-qualified candidates in gubernatorial debates as a condition of receiving state funding. We break down: • Why "101" is the perfect bill number for civics education • The coalition forming. • Delegate Simmons — a Democratic deputy whip — is sponsoring the bill • The Baltimore Sun's coverage and Governor Moore's response • Why this is structured as a funding condition, not a mandate The history matters: Ross Perot in 1992 and Kevin Zeese in 2006 got on the debate stage and people liked it. The two parties and their media partners shut it down. Now third-party and independent candidates are systematically excluded from debates. Organizing and protests haven't worked. That's why we need this in law. --- 🔔 Subscribe to the Youtube Channel 🔗 Follow us on socials: https://linktr.ee/gogreen2026 ✍️ Sign our petition to open up the debates: https://www.gogreen2026.com/debate 💚 Donate to help us qualify for public financing: https://www.gogreen2026.com/donate 📬 Check out our newsletter, Theory of Change: https://theory-of-change.ghost.io/ #MarylandPolitics #GreenParty #HB101 #DebateAccess #MultipartyDemocracy #Annapolis