Maryland State House District 41 (unopposed)

“To get the Stadium Authority to undertake this project, I brought together representatives of the Maryland Jockey Club, the Racing Commission, the City of Baltimore, and the Stadium Authority. There hasn’t been a World Series game in Baltimore since 1983, but the Preakness is run every year. With a favorable report this fall, that will be the case for decades to come.” (Campaign website (delsandy.com))

“Langston Hughes Elementary has closed, but we are working to find new uses for the building. With the opening of the Shop Rite, the Liberty Heights corridor is no longer a food desert. We need to build upon that success with additional development. Finally, more slots revenue will come to many of our neighborhoods with the opening of the National Harbor venue in Prince George’s County.” (Campaign website (delsandy.com))

“Ensuring access to safe, stable, and affordable housing is one of the most important ways Delegate Stinnett can help Maryland families build wealth, strengthen communities, and achieve long-term economic security. With the state facing a growing affordable housing crisis, Delegate Stinnett is committed to advancing legislation that delivers practical solutions to meet the real needs of our residents.” (Campaign website (seanstinnett.com))

“Public safety is a top priority. Delegate Stinnett supports measures to strengthen our justice system and provide more support for victims of crime, helping individuals and families feel secure in their communities.” (Campaign website (seanstinnett.com))

“I’m running for Delegate because my work expanding youth development programs has shown me how deeply the decisions made in Annapolis impact our communities. Our health, our safety, and our everyday lives.” (Campaign website (ryanturner41.com))

“This moment demands leadership grounded in lived experience, guided by integrity, and committed to bold, data-driven solutions. I’m ready to meet that challenge and serve.” (Campaign website (ryanturner41.com))