Marc Korman
Marc Korman
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“Marc is a product of Montgomery County Public Schools and the University of Maryland School of Law and he understands how our public investments benefit all Maryland residents. As a father and someone who works in the private sector, he also knows first-hand the importance of the bottom-line.”
(Campaign website (marckorman.com)) “The foundation of our country is equality and liberty. At times, some seem to forget that we should treat each person with the same respect and dignity with which we want to be treated.”
(Campaign website (marckorman.com))Sarah Wolek
Sarah Wolek She assumed office on April 3, 2023.
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“I believe that the role of government is to protect the most vulnerable among us, safeguard our planet, create an ecosystem in which human creativity and business can thrive, and most importantly develop and implement policies that rebuild our social fabric and enhance human flourishing and well-being.”
(Campaign website (votesarahwolek.com)) “As your Delegate to the Maryland General Assembly, I am humbled to represent a district and state that I love and to be a champion for realizing this type of government. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to advocate, lead, and serve on your behalf.”
(Campaign website (votesarahwolek.com))Teresa Woorman
Teresa Woorman She assumed office on August 12, 2024.
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“I am particularly passionate about healthcare, immigration, education, and protecting democratic institutions. My experiences as an immigrant and the daughter of working-class parents have shaped my belief that everyone deserves access to opportunity, quality healthcare, and a fair chance to succeed.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection) “My endorsements include Governor Wes Moore, Speaker Joseline Peña-Melnyk, Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich, the Maryland State Education Association (MSEA), the Montgomery County Education Association (MCEA) Apple Ballot, SEIU Local 500, MCGEO/UFCW Local 1994, the Maryland State and DC AFL-CIO, the Metropolitan Washington Council AFL-CIO, CASA in Action, Progressive Maryland, Reproductive Justice Maryland Action, FreeState Equality, and Moms Demand Action's Gun Sense Candidate distinction.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection)Bob White
Working Class Party
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“I am putting myself forward as the Working Class Party candidate for governor in the 2026 election. I am not a professional politician. For the last 40 years I have worked in a factory as a production worker.”
(Campaign website (sites.google.com)) “I know the overwhelming pressures of caregiving on your time, finances, and your mental and emotional well-being. Rich people can hire workers to take care of their children and their aging parents.”
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