Maryland State House District 4: candidates

Current seat holder: Barrie Ciliberti (R), April Fleming Miller (R), Jesse Pippy (R) (3 seats).

Jerry Donald

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“As a part of my district, I represent Adamstown. The residents there were overwhelmingly against the expansion.” (Campaign website (donald4delegate.com))

“I can’t say for certain what the health impact will be, but I have never heard of diesel exhaust improving anyone’s health.” (Campaign website (donald4delegate.com))

Andrew Duck

Andrew Duck Duck graduated from Middletown High School.

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“The Environment ” I know climate change is real, and I believe we should be doing something about it.” Andrew believes in science and climate change. For the past four years Andrew has been working as Director of Operations for Avertica, a small green energy company that has two patents on conductive polymers.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection)

“These polymers have the potential to improve solar panel technology or to be used in for super conductive batteries. Andrew will support green energy technology and jobs. Economic Equality “The system is rigged, and we need someone who can stand up to big money interest to make it fair again.” Andrew knows what it’s like to try to support a family on a minimum wage job.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection)

Alleria Stanley

Alleria Stanley Alleria Stanley served in the U.S.

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“I am personally passionate about four policy areas where governance directly impacts our daily lives:” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection)

“I look up to leaders who blend courage, grassroots advocacy, and an unshakeable commitment to human dignity, qualities exemplified by Eleanor Roosevelt and Brandi Carlile.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection)

Jason Keckler

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“I believe the State of Maryland can improve in three 3 key areas - Safety, Support and Fiscal Responsibility. With my background in law enforcement and the Maryland Parole Commission, I have the experience to facilitate change.” (Campaign website (jasonkeckler4delegate.com))

“We will have events throughout the campaign. Make sure to check this page to keep up to date on continued support. I look forward to meeting you and hearing what’s important to you in Maryland.” (Campaign website (jasonkeckler4delegate.com))

April Fleming Miller

· Official legislative page

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“I am passionate about parents being an integral partner in their child's education and protecting student privacy. I am passionate about alleviating the negative impact of increase in testing demands and the issue of a decrease in demanding curriculum. I am passionate that we put policies in place that support each and every child in reaching their full potential.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection)

“My mother and father are the people I most look up to. My father dropped out of school, got his GED and joined the military. He used his experiences and training from the Air Force to create a career in telecommunications. My mother worked her way up from a bank teller to a successful branch manager, eventually earning a graduate degree in banking.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection)

Jesse Pippy

· Official legislative page

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“WFMD "Also winning in the District 4 race was Republican Delegate Jesse Pippy. “I’m honored to have the support of the Republican voters in the district. I’ve worked very hard over the past 4 years to represent them well with constituent services, with my conservative voting record,” said Pippy.” (Campaign website (jessepippy.com))

“FREDERICK NEWS POST “Over the last four years, we’ve done our best to make the community safer, more prosperous,” he said, “and there’s still a lot of work to be done.” Pippy listed the rising cost of living, crime, and transparency in the public education system as among the most pressing issues facing residents in his district.” (Campaign website (jessepippy.com))