District 32

From sandybartlett.com:J. Sandy Bartlett proudly represents District 32 in the Maryland House of Delegates. District 32 includes BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport, Linthicum, Maryland Live! Ft. Meade Military base, Laurel Racetrack, numerous communities and schools. District 32 is rich in diversity and history. As a lawyer and community advocate, Sandy continues to focus on practical solutions. Delegate J. Sandy Bartlett is a proven champion for the people of District 32. In Annapolis, she fights for fair laws, safe neighborhoods, and real opportunities for every Marylander. She listens to proponents and opponents to generate the best for Maryland because she strongly believes that working together and listening to all points of view, works best.

From votemikerogers.com:I pledge to bring my experience as a Colonel in the Army and as a community leader to shape District 32 into the best place to own a business, raise a family, and attend school. The first 29 years of my professional life were in service to the United States. Now, it is time I serve you by fostering a robust local economy and school district. A good leader creates opportunities for everyone to succeed and the people of our community deserve a leader that will bring the same dedication and commitment I’ve demonstrated while in uniform.

From dixonformd.com:I’m running for Delegate because too many people feel like our economy isn’t working for them and our democracy isn’t responding to them. Born and raised in Anne Arundel County, I hold a deep commitment to public service. Having come of age in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, my family experienced the uncertainty and struggle that too many are forced to overcome daily. I saw my mom, diagnosed with a chronic illness before ACA protections for pre-existing conditions, spend long afternoons fighting with insurance companies when she should have been focused on healing. This experience, and the knowledge that it was happening in millions of homes across the country, was my political awakening and first call to service.

From steventhomasd32.com:Steven is a lifelong resident of Ferndale in District 32. His parents, Jim and Annette Thomas, moved to Ferndale in 1961 where they raised Steven and his sisters, Michele and Kathy. Jim and Annette were always involved in the community and made sure to make it a family affair, teaching the Thomas children the importance of being involved in your community and participating in elections at an early age. One of Steven’s earliest memories of campaigning is knocking doors with his mother, a pastime he then went on to share with his own children.

From snipesforthepeople.com:Marcus Damon Snipes Jr. brings a wealth of experience in community leadership, public service, and advocacy for District 32. With a proven track record of bringing people together to solve complex challenges, Marcus has dedicated his career to improving the lives of families and strengthening our community.