District 10

From Vote N. Scott Phillips on Facebook:Husband. Father. Member of the Maryland House of Delegates representing District 10. #District10Unity.

From votejenniferwhite.com/:I have been a resident of Baltimore County for 14 years and currently live in Randallstown. Before making the Old Line State my home, I grew up in the suburbs of Detroit. My grandparents were a part of The Great Migration and the first African-American family that settled in Novi in the early 1950s. My mother and I both graduated from Novi Public Schools. In 2010, I graduated from James Madison College and the Honors College at Michigan State University and the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health in 2012. For more than a decade, I have worked in the non-profit sector protecting civil rights, advocating for public health and supporting community-based organizations. Currently, I serve as a policy and community engagement director at the Horizon Foundation in Howard County.

From votersformichaeltbrownsr.com/:Michael T Brown, Senior, is a native of Maryland. He received his early education in Anne Arundel County Schools. Right out of high school in 1973, Michael joined the United States Marines and served in a special unit called Ready Marine. He fought in the Vietnam War from 1973 to 1975. After the US Marines, in 1979, he received an associate degree in law enforcement and industrial security from Arundel County Community College. Michael T Brown received his BS degree in criminal justice from the University of Baltimore in 1982.

From robinharvey.org/:For more than 25 years, Robin Harvey has dedicated her career to serving children and families across Maryland. A social worker by training and by calling, Robin began her professional journey as a guidance counselor in Boston Public Schools, where she developed the advocacy, collaboration, and problem-solving skills that continue to define her leadership today. ​ Throughout her career, Robin has led innovative efforts to improve outcomes for families involved in the public child welfare system. Her work protecting vulnerable children from abuse and neglect earned her the Baltimore Child Abuse Center’s Hero Award in 2017. Certified in Results-Based Accountability, Robin is known for pairing compassion with data-driven strategy — ensuring that good intentions translate into measurable impact. Her work is fueled by urgency and guided by a belief that families deserve systems that work.

From Delegate Dr. Jay Jalisi on Facebook:Delegate Dr. Jay Jalisi is a Johns Hopkins graduate and a medical doctor who was elected to the Maryland Assembly from its from Legislative District 10 in 2014 and again in 2018. He is a father of 2 children and a resident of Reisterstown, Maryland.