Maryland State House District 35A

Current seat holder: Mike Griffith (R), Teresa Reilly (R) (2 seats).

Gregory Anderson

Gregory Anderson Campaign finance information for this candidate is not yet available from OpenSecrets .

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Michael Eckels Jr.

Michael Eckels Jr. Michael Eckels Jr. earned a high school diploma from C.

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“I am passionate about policies that improve everyday life for working families and strengthen our communities. My priorities include lowering the cost of housing, groceries, utilities, and energy; supporting teachers, nurses, first responders, farmers, and other essential workers; and creating good-paying jobs through responsible economic development.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection)
“I also care deeply about protecting Maryland’s environment, including clean air and water, farmland, and wildlife, while expanding practical clean energy solutions. Education, public safety, healthcare, small-business support, and accountable government are also important to me.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection)

Mike Griffith

Mike Griffith

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“Thank you for all you do! I greatly appreciate your sharing thoughts and ideas about the various topics. Thank you for speaking honestly!” (Campaign website (delegatemikegriffith.com))
“Mike believes that education is one of the most important issues in our state. It is critical that Maryland students receive a quality education so that they are equipped to succeed in their adult lives. The public. . .” (Campaign website (delegatemikegriffith.com))

Teresa Reilly

Teresa Reilly

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“As a member of the Maryland General Assembly, I am devoted to making Maryland a business-friendly state to ensure a better future for you and your family by championing conservative values, like lowering taxes, controlling spending, less regulations, and protecting life and liberties.” (Campaign website (teresareillyfordelegate.com))
“I am currently assigned to the Health and Government Operations Committee. HGO, as it is commonly known, deals with myriad subjects: health facilities, long-term care, public health (including Medicaid), health insurance, health occupations and professions, state government operations, procurement and human relations.” (Campaign website (teresareillyfordelegate.com))