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From derrickcoley.com:Derrick Coley serves as the Special Assistant to the President for Government Relations at Bowie State University. He is the legislative liaison for local, state and federal government issues. He also serves on the University System of Maryland State Relations Council. Mr. Coley spearheads legislative initiatives and monitors federal and state budgets. Derrick Coley was appointed as the Public Affairs Liaison in the Office of Prince George’s County Council Member Obie Patterson’s in 2011. He coordinated press information, wrote official statements and planned public events. Derrick also briefed Council Member Patterson on community issues and government operational procedures. Additionally, he drafted correspondence to answer requests from individuals, civic organizations, and businesses.
Seat: 24
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From andreaharrison.com:Andrea C. Harrison (D - District 24) - was elected to represent the 24th Legislative District of Prince George’s County in November 2018. Constituent areas include Fairmount Heights, Glenarden, Seat Pleasant, Capitol Heights, portions of Glendale, Lanham, Marlow Heights and Suitland. Delegate Harrison is a member of the House Economic Matters Committee. Additionally, she serves as Vice-Chair of the Bi-County committee of the Prince George’s County Delegation.
Seat: 24
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From latashaward.com:Born at Walter Reed Hospital and raised in Prince George's County, LaTasha has lived in District 24 her entire life. A graduate of Fairmont Heights High School (Class of 1986), she led her team to the school's first Maryland State Championship in 1984 and was named PG County Player of the Year. She earned a full Division I scholarship to St. Peter's College, earning a double BS in Business Management and Marketing Management. From 1993–2007, she worked with at-risk youth through diversion programs. She is owner of Go Promote You, LLC and Founder of The Solid Foundation, Inc.
Seat: 24
Data sourced from the Maryland State Board of Elections and Ballotpedia.