Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s decision on whether to veto the General Assembly's BGE rate-deferral plan isn't due until midnight tonight, but he has given strong signals that he will reject the legislation and attempt to push a bill of his own.
The Democrats who run the legislature tried during last week's special session to bring an end to the issue that has dominated Maryland's political scene for months. But the governor indicated yesterday that he would like to keep the debate alive, and he said consumers are on his side.
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