Maryland State House District 18 (unopposed)

Current seat holder: Aaron Kaufman (D), Emily Shetty (D), Jared Solomon (D) (3 seats).

Aaron Kaufman

Aaron Kaufman

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“Climate change is an existential threat for all of us. I am proud of the work that Maryland has done so far in this area, advancing climate change solutions in the landmark Climate Change Solutions Now Act .” (Campaign website (aaronkaufmand18.com))
“Quality healthcare is something that I have focused on my entire life. When I am in Annapolis, I will ensure that healthcare decisions are made by patients and their doctors, not by an insurance company.” (Campaign website (aaronkaufmand18.com))

Emily Shetty

Emily Shetty

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“Delegate Shetty is a tireless advocate for District 18. In her first term in office she has passed 30 bills into law that have improved our healthcare system, lowering costs for patients, and protected the most vulnerable members of our community.” (Campaign website (emilyshetty.com))
“As your Delegate, Emily has been proud to support significant legislative gains for our immigrant neighbors and friends, including an expansion to the nation’s largest earned income tax credit to provide direct cash to working families, including those with ITIN numbers are eligible.” (Campaign website (emilyshetty.com))

Jared Solomon

Jared Solomon

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“For commuters, he authored and passed legislation to expand MARC rail service to Virginia and Delaware and continues to fight for public transit funding statewide. He has also been a vocal opponent of efforts to widen I-495 and create new toll lanes on I-270.” (Campaign website (solomonformd.com))
“Jared has also focused on pedestrian safety, working to improve our infrastructure across the community including new traffic signals, sidewalks, and speed cameras. He has also passed bills to make it safer to walk to school and to allow more automated enforcement to slow drivers down.” (Campaign website (solomonformd.com))