Maryland State House District 44B

Current seat holder: Aletheia McCaskill (D), Sheila Ruth (D) (2 seats).

Aletheia McCaskill

Aletheia McCaskill

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“As a member and (former) VP of the Early Learning Division, Aletheia has helped grow our union's early education sphere and helped us expand in the Baltimore region. She is a gifted organizer who is always ready to lift up friends and support the cause in ways big and small.” (Campaign website (mccaskill4md.com))
“She believes, together we can make a world of difference within our neighborhoods, vote-by-vote.” (Campaign website (mccaskill4md.com))

Sheila Ruth

Sheila Ruth She assumed office on January 31, 2020.

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“I'm currently a member of the House of Delegates, where I chair the Labor Subcommittee on the Government, Labor, and Elections Committee. Previously I served on Environment and Transportation committee and was a Deputy Majority Whip.” (Campaign website (sheilaruth.com))
“I'm a member of the Women's Caucus, supporting member of the Latino and LGBTQ+ caucuses, and the House Vice-Chair of the Transit Caucus.” (Campaign website (sheilaruth.com))

Domonic Martin

Domonic Martin Any candidate running for elected office, at any level, can complete Ballotpedia's Candidate Survey.

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“I’m running for State Delegate to make life better for someone else. That starts by restoring common sense to Annapolis—putting families, students, small businesses, and taxpayers first. My mission is simple: build safer schools, strengthen our workforce, and ensure every resident of District 44B has the opportunity to rise without unnecessary government barriers.” (Campaign website (domonicmartin.com))
“I believe in a Maryland where communities are safe, education opens real doors, and hard work actually pays off. District 44B should be a place where families thrive, young people are prepared for success, and government respects your freedom and your paycheck. Together, we can build a future grounded in responsibility, opportunity, and the shared belief that our district deserves better—and can be better.” (Campaign website (domonicmartin.com))