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Healthy MD Initiative Resolution Candidate Supporters 2014 Healthy Maryland Initiative Resolution Candidate Endorsers (216 Endorsers) www.healthcareforall.com Jamie Raskin (D) District 43 STATE Bill Henry (D) District 8 SENATE District 21 Joan Carter Conway Debbie Schillinger (D) Jim Rosapepe (D) (D) Renee Smith (D) District 3 Ron Young (D) District 22 District 44 District 9-A Paul Pinsky (D) Shirley Nathan-Pulliam Walter Carson (D) District 5 (D) * James Ward Morrow Anita Riley (D) District 23 (D) David Grogan (D) District 45 District 9 Douglas J.J. Peters (D) Nathaniel McFadden District 9-B Ryan Frederic (D) (D) Tom Coale (D) Daniel Medinger (D) District 24 Rich Corkran (D) Joanne Benson (D) District 46 District 10 Bobby Henry (D) Bill Ferguson (D) District 10 Stephanie Boston (D) Michael Tyrone Brown, Delores Kelley (D) District 25 District 47 Sr. (D) Pat Kelly (D) Ulysses Currie (D) Victor Ramirez (D) Jay Jalisi (D) Melony Griffith (D) * Rob Johnson (D) District 13 HOUSE OF Adrienne Jones (D) Guy Guzzone (D) * District 26 Frederick Strickland (D) C. Anthony Muse (D) DELEGATES District 14 Veronica Turner (D) * District 11 Karen Montgomery District 2-A Don Engel (D) (D) District 34 Elizabeth Paul (D) Laura Harkins (R) Mary-Dulany James (D) Shelly Hettleman (D) District 15 * District 2-B Theodore Levin (D) Brian Feldman (D) Arthur Henry Helton, Jr. John Donoghue (D) Dan Morhaim (D) (D) Dana Stein (D) District 16 District 3-A J’aime Drayton (D) District 35 Roger Wilson (D) District 12 Hugh Hill (D) Wayne Norman (R) Karen Young (D) Brian Bailey (D) Susan Lee (D) * Rebecca Dongarra (D) District 39 District 3-B Eric Ebersole (D) District 17 Nancy King (D) William Folden (R) Mike Gisriel (D) Cheryl Kagan (D) Terri Hill (D) Luiz Simmons (D) * District 40 District 4 Joe Hooe (R) Steve Zellers (R) Catherine Pugh (D) Gene Stanton (D) Clarence Lam (D) Renée McGuirk-Spence (D) District 18 District 41 District 5 Adam Sachs (D) Dana Beyer (D) Lisa Gladden (D) Zachary Hands (D) Nick Stewart (D) Richard Madaleno (D) Will Hanna (D) District 6 District 13 District 19 District 42 Ed Crizer (D) Vanessa Atterbeary (D) Roger Manno (D) Connie DeJuliis (D) Larry Harmel (D) Frederick Eiland (D) Tim Robinson (R) Jake Mohorovic (D) Nayab Siddiqui (D) District 20 Mike Weir, Jr. (D) Frank Turner (D) Bold=Incumbent *=Current Delegate District 14 Joseline Peña-Melnyk Laurie Sears Deppa (D) Shawn Tarrant (D) Anne Kaiser (D) (D) Chuck Ferrar (D) Eric Luedtke (D) Gordon Smith (D) District 41 Craig Zucker (D) District 22 Jill Carter (D) Rushern Baker IV (D) District 30-B Nathaniel Oaks (D) District 15 Tawanna Gaines (D) Michelle Stephenson Samuel Rosenberg (D) Kathleen Dumais (D) Anne Healey (D) (D) David Fraser-Hidalgo Alonzo Washington District 42-A (D) (D) District 31-A Steve Lafferty (D) Aruna Miller (D) John Moran (D) Bennett Rushkoff (D) District 23-A District 42-B Shukoor Ahmed (I) District 31-B Robert Leonard (D) District 16 Doug Morris (D) Jordan Cooper (D) District 23-B District 43 Peter Dennis (D) Marvin Holmes, Jr. District 32 Curt Anderson (D) Hrant Jamgochian (D) (D) Mark Chang (D) Maggie McIntosh (D) Ariana Kelly (D) Joseph Vallario (D) Spencer Dove (D) Mary Washington (D) Marc Korman (D) Ron Watson (D) Tonja McCoy (D) Karen Kuker-Kihl (D) Thea Wilson (D) Steven Wyatt (D) District 44-A Gareth Murray (D) Keith Haynes (D) District 24 District 33 Keiffer Mitchell, Jr. District 17 Erek Barron (D) Henry Green (D) (D) Kumar Barve (D) Marva Jo Camp (D) Jeff Ferguson (R) Melvin Stukes (D) Susan Hoffman (D) Carolyn Howard (D) Andrew Platt (D) Darren Swain (D) District 34-A District 44-B Laurie-Anne Sayles (D) Michael Vaughn (D) Mary Ann Lisanti (D) Bishop Barry Chapman Pat Murray (D) (D) District 18 District 25 Frederick Ware- Alfred Carr (D) Nick Charles (D) District 35-A Newsome (D) Natali Fani-Gonzalez Gerry Eggleston (D) John C. Mackie, Jr. (R) (D) Matthew Fogg (D) District 45 Ana Sol Gutierrez (D) Larry Greenhill (D) District 36 Marques Dent (D) Rick Kessler (D) Tony Jones (D) Irving Pinder (D) Cheryl Glenn (D) Emily Shetty (D) Juanita Miller (D) Robert Alan Thornton, Cory McCray (D) Jeff Waldstreicher (D) Stanley Onye (D) Jr. (D) Kevin Parson (D) Robert Stokes, Sr. (D) District 19 District 26 District 37-A Paul Bardack (D) Xavier Aragona (D) Sheree Sample-Hughes District 46 Charlotte Crutchfield Tamara Davis Brown (D) Roger D. Bedingfield (D) (D) (R) Bonnie Cullison (D) Keith Gray (D) District 37-B Luke Clippinger (D) Ben Kramer (D) David Sloan (D) Rene Desmarais (R) Liam Davis (D) Marice Morales (D) Kris Valderrama (D) Peter Hammen (D) District 38-C Brooke Lierman (D) District 20 District 27-A Judy Davis (D) Bill Romani (D) Justin Chappell (D) James E. Proctor, Jr. Sheila Hixson (D) District 39 District 47-A D’Juan Hopewell (D) District 27-B Xiangfei Cheng (R) Malcolm Augustine (D) Will Jawando (D) Jacqueline Steele Kirill Reznik (D) Diana Fennell (D) David Moon (D) McCall (D) Shane Robinson (D) Michael Summers (D) Jonathan Shurberg (D) Jimmy Tarlau (D) William Smith (D) District 28 District 40 Darian Unger (D) John Coller (D) Marvin “Doc” District 47-B George Zokle (D) Candice Quinn Kelley Cheatham (D) Will Campos (D) (D) Quianna Cooke (D) District 21 Edith Patterson (D) Antonio Hayes (D Ben Barnes (D) C.T. Wilson (D) Rob “Bobby” LaPin (D) Barbara Frush (D) Bill Marker (D) District 30-A Barbara Robinson (D) Bold=Incumbent *=Current Delegate .
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