Maryland District 7 Primary Election for Congress Voters Guide provides in-depth insight, social media, and platform for each candidate for Maryland’s Congressional Special Election for the Baltimore District.
Vote in Maryland’s special election with ease with kBoulevard’s Baltimore Elections Voters Guide for the 2020 Maryland District 7 Primary Election for Congress.
The Maryland District 7 Primary Election for the Baltimore metro area, was on Tuesday, February 4, 2020. The vacant seat, of the late Honorable Elijah Cummings, will be up for election. Top issues for this election include accountability, economic development, and education. Check out kBoulevard’s Maryland Congressional Special Election for the 7th District Baltimore Elections Voting Guide.
Learn more about the 2020 Maryland District 7 Primary Election and where to vote, visit Maryland Board of Elections.
What does a U.S. Representative do?
Also referred to as a congressman or congresswoman, each representative is elected to a two-year term serving the people of a specific congressional district. Among other duties, representatives introduce bills and resolutions, offer amendments and serve on committees. Check out the lawmakers.org “How Effective is your Legislator” to learn more about effective legislators and where Maryland congress members stand.
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Brian Brown
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Anthony Carter Sr.
Alicia D. Brown
Dan Hiegel
Charles Stokes
Jermyn Davidson
Matko L. Chullin III
Paul V. Konka
Jay Fred Cohen
Darryl Gonzalez
Adrian Petrus
Nathaniel M. Costley Sr.
Leslie E. Grant
Charles U. Smith
Maryland Congressional Special Election – Congressional District 7 – has a vacant seat. This voter’s guide is for the Baltimore elections and will compile vital sections of each candidates’ platform, initiative, and social media profiles as well as any pertinent public information.
kBoulevard’s voting guides develop profiles of each candidate for U.S. Representative for Maryland District 7 – Baltimore, and their policies, which are categorized by hot issues such as accountability, economic development, foreign policy, and more. The guide allows voters to identify critical differences between each candidate on issues that matter most.
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End mass incarceration with sensible rehabilitative and treatment programs
Sponsor and support legislative initiatives to address criminal justice reform
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Proponent of strengthen EPA laws
Proponent of legislation to address lead poisoning, water quality, leaking sewage, and air toxins
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Supports an appointed and independent redistricting commission to determine congressional and legislative boundaries
Reduce corporate influence in government via repealing Citizens United Ruling
Introduced legislation that addresses funding mechanisms to assist seniors wishing to age in place
Opposes corporate tax credits
Lower taxes for small businesses
Demand regional transportation for Baltimore – Maryland residents pay disproportionately more taxes than they receive, it’s our turn for funding
 subway access using a complete streets model
Plans to push for new investments that revitalize roads and provide needed funds for improvements to public transportation
Advocates improving transportation and infrastructure
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