On Feb. 18 the Maryland Senate completed third‑reading roll calls and declared multiple bills passed. The clerk announced the following results on the floor (titles abbreviated):

- Senate Bill 92 (peace orders and criminal harassment—intentional visual surveillance): passed, 44‑0.

- Senate Bill 202 (public safety, statewide DNA database collection and penalties): passed, 44‑0.

- Senate Bill 273 (peace orders and protective orders, military protective orders): passed, 44‑0.

- Senate Bill 334 (criminal law, crimes of malicious or fraudulent burning): passed, 44‑0.

- Senate Bill 348 (criminal law, visual surveillance with prurient intent modifications): passed, 44‑0.

- Senate Bill 356 (public health repeal of prohibition on transfer of HIV – Carlton R. Smith Act): passed, 33‑0 (declared passed with constitutional majority).

- Senate Bill 390 (motor vehicles, speed monitoring systems statements and certification violations): passed, 33‑0.

- Senate Bill 68 (public schools, restorative practices comprehensive plan): passed, 31‑0.

- Senate Bill 266 (local comprehensive planning and state economic growth/resource protection planning principles): passed, 44‑0.

Each of the above was read on third reading and declared to have received a constitutional majority as announced by the clerk. These results reflect the roll‑call tallies read into the record on the Senate floor; the transcript shows the clerk reading each tally and declaring the bill passed.

What this means: Bills declared passed will proceed to the next steps under legislative rules, including enrollment and transmission to the governor as applicable.