Currently holds the office of Maryland House of Delegates - District 24 until January 13, 2027.
Candidate for Maryland State Senate - District 24 in 2026 Maryland Primary Election.
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Get StartedFight for accountability for violent offenders, ensuring that the justice system protects victims, and that repeat violent offenders face serious consequences. Learn more
Stabilize housing, utilities, and grocery prices by holding corporations accountable and supporting policies that protect consumers. Learn more
Continue to protect and support Blueprint funding, which will increase per-pupil support for English language learners by 20% and double it for special education students, while opening more than 150 new family support and early education centers across the state. Learn more
Expand childcare access, building on her record of delivering over 20 million in childcare scholarships that make quality care accessible to every income level. Learn more
Increase the hundreds of thousands in college scholarship funding given through her office, so that no student is forced to turn down a college opportunity because of the cost. Learn more
Address the youth mental health crisis, ensuring schools have the counselors and wraparound support systems that students need to thrive. Learn more
Protect Medicaid and fight any attempt to cut healthcare coverage for the hundreds of thousands of Marylanders who depend on it. Learn more
Address health disparities rooted in systemic inequity, ensuring that Black and brown Marylanders receive the same quality of care as everyone else. Learn more
Lower drug and healthcare costs by fighting pharmaceutical price gouging and expanding access to affordable prescription coverage. Learn more
Expand access to preventive care, including cancer screenings, maternal health services, and chronic disease management in underserved communities. Learn more
Invest in mental health services and prevention programs, because many of the challenges facing our communities, from substance use to youth violence, require treatment, mentorship, and community investment, not just incarceration. Learn more
Continue the fight to bring high-quality retail, restaurants, and commercial investment to the district that creates jobs, builds community wealth, and gives residents reasons to stay. Learn more
Improve transportation options, expanding transit access to reduce traffic congestion, connect residents to jobs, and improve the quality of life across the district. Learn more
Protect Social Security and retirement security against any attempt to cut, privatize, or reduce the benefits Maryland seniors have earned. Learn more
Lower taxes and fees on working- and middle-class families, putting more money back in the pockets of the people who earned it. Learn more
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