District 40

From marlonamprey.com:Marlon Amprey is an attorney, former educator, and third-generation resident of the current 40th District. Marlon has a deep commitment to Baltimore and has been working towards leveraging his corporate and non-profit experience to improve the communities his family has called home for more than 70 years.

From electmelissawells.com:Delegate Melissa Wells is a bold advocate for Baltimore City’s 40th District, a labor leader, and a financial security specialist. First elected to the Maryland House of Delegates in 2018, she has been a steadfast voice for her community. Delegate Wells currently serves as the Chair of the Baltimore City Delegation, Deputy Majority Whip, Vice-Chair of the Legislative Black Caucus, and Chair of the Legislative Black Caucus Legislative Review Board. She also serves on the Ways and Means Committee, including the Revenues and Racing and Gaming Subcommittees. She has also served as the Assistant Majority Leader.

From electdiante.com:As a veteran of the United States Navy, I know what it means to serve. My service to our nation taught me the importance of showing up for our people and instilled in me the values of honor, courage, and commitment. Before joining the Navy, I was raised by my grandmother to understand the values of community, compassion, and caring. These are the principles by which I will serve District 40 in the General Assembly. While leading Pigtown’s neighborhood association, I learned what it takes to advocate for the needs of the people who need it most. I built coalitions and helped to secure more than $3 million in investments in the neighborhood, including the renovation and re-opening of the Carroll Park Community Center that had been abandoned for over 20 years. I know what it looks like to create safety and a sense of fellowship within a community. I know what servant leadership is.

From crystaljacksonparker.com:home. My name is Crystal Jackson Parker, and I’m proud to call West Baltimore my home. I’m running to be your District 40 Delegate in Annapolis because I believe in the power of our people, the strength of our neighborhoods, and the promise of a better future for all our families. I was raised by my grandmother. She was a single parent and a hairdresser who worked tirelessly to provide for me. We didn’t have much, but we had love, faith, and determination. As a little girl, I was happy and active - participating in sports, music, and community activities. But at just nine years old, my life changed forever when I was diagnosed with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), a chronic autoimmune disease that attacked my kidneys.

From electtiffanywelch.com:Tiffany Welch is a proud West Baltimore native, community advocate, social worker, and granddaughter of trailblazing Councilwoman Agnes Welch. She has spent her life fighting for communities too often left behind, and now she’s running to represent the 40th Legislative District in Annapolis, with a bold, people-powered vision for modern, collaborative leadership.