YOUR ‘COMMON-SENSE’
CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE
FOR DISTRICT 9A
Maryland House of Delegates
Representing Northern Howard County and Southern Carroll County in the Maryland General Assembly.
PROVEN CONSERVATIVE LEADERSHIP FOR THE NATION’S BEST COUNTIES
I am a lifelong Howard County resident, an experienced Republican representative, and a tireless voice for my constituents in Annapolis. I am humbled and honored to have your support for reelection, and fully believe that together we can do great things for Maryland
“Whenever I can lend an ear, offer a voice, or help to solve a problem – no matter how small – it makes navigating the daily political quagmire more than worth it.”
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I AM LISTENING
Change requires diligent communication.
I want to hear your ideas and concerns regarding our State Government. It is my duty to help you resolve your issues. Please do not hesitate to contact me directly or via my Legislative email addresses page.
Today – and with your support, tomorrow – I look forward to representing your views and concerns in Annapolis, speaking out about issues in Howard and Carroll Counties that frame our lives and chart our children’s futures.
PRO-BUSINESS EQUALS PRO-JOBS
I have continuously been recognized by Maryland Business for Responsive Government’s (MBRG) non-partisan report card, Roll Call, for my pro-business voting record.
- Received MBRG score of 100% in 2017 and 2018
- Cumulative MBRG score of 97% which ranks among the highest scores in the entire legislature
WHY I NEED YOUR VOTE
JOBS
I continue to place the utmost priority on job creation…
TAXES
I guarantee that I will not vote for tax increases…
SPENDING
I am committed to reducing spending throughout government…
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One of many bad bills heading to the Economic Matters Committee this year.
www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/politics/bs-md-minimum-wage-bill-20190114-story.html
Advocates, Maryland lawmakers seek to raise minimum hourly wage to $15 by 2023
baltimoresun.com
Advocates for increasing Maryland’s minimum wage will push legislation to gradually raise the hourly rate to $15 by 2023, a starting point for negotiations on what’s expected to be one of the hottest topics of this year’s General Assembly session.