The Maryland General Assembly has adjourned for the year after a monumental session to start legislators’ current four-year terms and their first with Democratic Gov. Wes Moore in office.

The delegates and senators spent 90 days passing landmark bills in the face of 2022 U.S. Supreme Court decisions that upset the state’s “concealed carry” gun policy and altered access to abortion in the U.S., as well as taking on the task of establishing a regulatory system for recreational use cannabis in Maryland.

As is typical of the last day of each legislative session, Monday’s marathon lawmaking was not without its drama or surprises.

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