O'Malley's policy statement:
The full policy statement: http://omalley.3cdn.net/6b95a2bde28ea2ba0b_num6bnt0x.pdf
I realize this list is geared more toward the City geographically and therefore road type riding however, I feel compelled to respond with some information about some good that has come out of the Ehrlich camp. Over the last two years Ehrlich has made it possible for MORE - Mid-Atlantic Off-Road Enthusiasts www.more-mtb.org to receive two grants totaling $175,000.00 for trail building, trail education for land managers, and planning for new trail systems. He can't be given all the credit, the state legislature was needed to approved it in the budget process. Without him it would not have happened. MORE has published, and continues to publish as responses come in, a voters guide for mountain bikers, you can see the results here http://www.more-mtb.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=56 . Sadly I didn't find a response from O'Malley, but I don't hold that against him, he's still a good egg.
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