A group of Baltimore teachers is asking voters to approve a program that would give $1,000 to new parents in hopes of reducing childhood poverty starting from birth.
The "baby bonus" will appear on the ballot for city residents in November after supporters secured the necessary 10,000 signatures to bring the question to voters.
The proposal is loosely modeled on a program implemented this year in Flint, Michigan. Supporters say it will help vulnerable families and raise awareness about childhood poverty.
As allegations mount that the DeSantis administration is misusing taxpayer money to influence voters on abortion and marijuana issues, a political communications expert calls the state’s actions not just unprecedented, but dangerous.
Public service or propaganda? The consequences of Florida meddling in on abortion, marijuana issues
