On March 28, the Maryland State Legislature acted on Governor Larry Hogan’s March 27 veto of the "Fight for Fifteen" minimum wage legislation with a gubernatorial veto override, pushing the $15 minimum wage bills into law. Maryland Governor Larry Hogan on March 27 vetoed minimum wage bills Senate Bill 280 and House Bill 166, saying they "could cost us jobs, negatively impact our economic competitiveness, and devastate our state’s economy." But because of the legislative veto override, now the minimum wage legislation, Chapters 10 and 11, H.B. 166 and S.B. 180, are effective June 1, 2019.
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