Legislation that won nearly anonymous approval from the House last week got an "unfavorable" review from the county Senate delegation, effectively killing the concept of using a 15-member panel to choose who the governor may appoint.
But supporters of the bill vowed to continue the debate next year and find legislation that detractors will support.
"We gave it a good shot," said Bob Burdon, president and CEO of the Annapolis and Anne Arundel County Chamber...
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