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Maryland Farm Bureau Non-Profit Organization 2018 3358 Davidsonville Rd. U.S. Postage Paid Davidsonville, MD 21035 Permit #15 Westminster, MD Maryland Farm Bureau Voter’s Guide 2018 This guide identifies the candidates who have earned endorsement of the Maryland Farm Bureau Political Action Committee (PAC). They are Maryland Farm Bureau endorsed because of their support for the farm families who produce local food here in Maryland. We hope you will study the guide and carry it with you to the voting Voter’s Guide booth. Early voting begins on Thursday, October 26th and runs through Thursday, November 1st. General election day is Tuesday, November 6th. The election is too important to go to the polls uninformed! Governor Comptroller Larry Hogan (R-Annapolis) Peter Franchot (D-Silver Spring) Lieutenant Governor Attorney General Boyd Rutherford (R-Annapolis) Craig Wolf (R-Annapolis) Maryland Farm Bureau Policitical Action Committee (PAC), by the Authority of Cathy Kaptain, Treasurer Look inside for your local state Senate and House of Delegate candidates. District 17 - Montgomery District 32 - Anne Arundel 17 - Kumar Barve (D-Rockville) Pamela Beidle (D-Linthicum) for Senate Legislative District 21 - Prince George’s, Anne Arundel District 33 - Anne Arundel District Map 21 - Joseline Pena-Melnyk (D-College Park) Edward Reilly (R-Crofton) for Senate 33 - Michael Malone (R-Gambrills) District 22 - Prince George’s 33 - Sid Saab (R-Crownsville) 22 - Tawanna Gaines (D-Berwyn Heights) 33 - Tony McConkey (R-Severna Park) District 1 - Garrett, Allegany, Washington District 23 - Prince George’s District 34 - Harford George Edwards (R-Grantsville) for Senate Douglas Peters (D-Bowie) for Senate Bob Cassilly (R-Bel Air) for Senate 1A - Wendell Beitzel (R-Accident) 23B - Marvin Holmes, Jr. (D-Upper Marlboro) 34A - Glenn Glass (R-Aberdeen) 1B - Jason Buckel (R-Cumberland) 34B - Susan McComas (R-Bel Air) 1C - Mike McKay (R-Cumberland) District 24 - Prince George’s 24 - Andrea Fletcher Harrison (D-Lanham) District 35 - Cecil, Harford District 2 - Washington Jason Gallion (R-Havre de Grace) for Senate Andrew Serafini (R-Hagerstown) for Senate 35A - Kevin Hornberger (R-North East) District 25 - Prince George’s 35B - Andrew Cassilly (R-Havre de Grace) 2A - Neil Parrott (R-Funkstown) Melony Griffith (D-Upper Marlboro) for Senate 35B - Teresa Reilly (R-Whiteford) 2A - William Wivell (R-Smithsburg) 25 - Dereck Davis (D-Mitchellville) 2B - Paul Corderman (R-Hagerstown) District 8 - Baltimore Katherine Klausmeier (D-Perry Hall) for Senate District 36 - Cecil, Kent, Queen Anne’s, District 26 - Prince George’s District 3 - Frederick 8 - Joe Cluster (R-Parkville) Caroline Obie Patterson (D-Fort Washington) for Senate Craig Giangrande (R-Frederick) for Senate 8 - Joseph Boteler, III (R-Perry Hall) Stephen Hershey (R-Queenstown) for Senate 3A - Carol Krimm (D-Frederick) 36 - Jeff Ghrist (R-Ridgely) 3A - James Dvorak (R-Frederick) District 9 - Howard, Carroll District 27 - Prince George’s, Calvert, Charles 36 - Jay Jacobs (R-Rock Hall) 3B - William Folden (R-Jefferson) Gail Bates (R-Glenelg) for Senate Thomas Mike Miller, Jr. (D-Clinton) for Senate 36 - Steve Arentz (R-Grasonville) 9A - Warren Miller (R-Glenwood) 27A - Susie Proctor (D-Accokeek) District 4 - Frederick, Carroll 27B - Michael Jackson (D-Cheltenham) District 37 - Caroline, Talbot, Dorchester, 27C - Mark Fisher (R-Prince Frederick) Michael Hough (R-Knoxville) for Senate District 10 - Baltimore Wicomico 4 - Barrie Ciliberti (R-Frederick) 10 - Adrienne Jones (D-Woodstock) Adelaide Eckardt (R-Cambridge) for Senate 4 - Jesse Pippy (R-Frederick) District 28 - Charles 37A - Sheree Sample-Hughes (D-Salisbury) Bill Dotson (R-White Plains) for Senate District 11 - Baltimore 37B - Johnny Mautz (R-St. Michaels) District 5 - Carroll 28 - Edith Patterson (D-Pomfret) 11 - Dana Stein (D-Baltimore) 37B - Christopher Adams (R-Hebron) Justin Ready (R-Westminster) for Senate 5 - Haven Shoemaker (R-Hampstead) District 29 - St. Mary’s, Calvert, Charles District 38 - Somerset, Worcester, Wicomico Maryland Farm Bureau Voter’s Guide 5 - Susan Krebs (R-Eldersburg) District 13 - Howard Jack Bailey (R-Mechanicsville) for Senate 5 - April Rose (R-Westminster) Guy Guzzone (D-Columbia) for Senate 29A - Matt Morgan (R-Charlotee Hall) Jim Mathias (D-Ocean City) for Senate 29B - Deb Rey (R-Lexington Park) 38A - Charles James Otto (R-Princess Anne) District 6 - Baltimore District 14 - Montgomery 29C - Gerald “Jerry” Clark (R-Lusby) 38B - Carl Anderton (R-Salisbury) Johnny Salling (R-Baltimore) for Senate Craig Zucker (D-Olney) for Senate 6 - Robin Grammer (R-Essex) 14 - Anne Kaiser (D-Silver Spring) District 30 - Anne Arundel District 39 - Montgomery 6 - Bob Long (R-Baltimore) 14 - Eric Luedtke (D-Burtonsville) Sarah Elfreth (D-Annapolis) for Senate Nancy King (D-Montgomery Village) for Senate 6 - Ric Metzgar (R-Essex) 14 - Pamela Queen (D-Olney) 30A - Mike Busch (D-Annapolis) 39 - Kirill Reznik (D-Germantown) 30B - Seth Howard (R-Churchton) District 7 - Baltimore, Harford District 15 - Montgomery District 42 - Baltimore J. B. Jennings (R-Joppa) for Senate Brian Feldman (D-Potomac) for Senate District 31 - Anne Arundel Chris West (R-Baltimore) for Senate 7 - Kathy Szeliga (R-Kingsville) 15 - Kathleen Dumais (D-Rockville) Bryan Simonaire (R-Pasadena) for Senate 7 - Rick Impallaria (R-Joppa) 15 - David Fraser-Hidalgo (D-Boyds) 31B - Nicholaus Kipke (R-Pasadena) District 43 - Baltimore City 7 - Lauren Arikan (R-Jarrettsville) 15 - Harvey Jacobs (R-Rockville) 43 - Maggie McIntosh (D-Baltimore).