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NARAL Pro-Choice Maryland's 2018 Voter's Guide NARAL Pro-Choice Maryland’s 2018 Voter’s Guide Early voting is from October 25th to November 1st , and the official general election is on November 6th. Remember to vote! Position County Candidate Endorsed by PAC Statewide Governor Statewide Ben Jealous Endorsed Statewide Attorney General Statewide Brian Frosh (I) Endorsed 2 State Senator Prince George’s Paul Pinsky (I) Endorsed 3 State Senator Frederick Ronald N. Young (I) Endorsed 3A State Delegate Frederick Karen Lewis Young (I) Endorsed 4 State Delegate Fredrick Darrin Smith Endorsed 5 State Delegate Carroll Emily Shank Endorsed 7 State Senator Harford Donna Hines Endorsed 7 State Delegate Harford Allison Berkowitz Endorsed 8 State Senator Baltimore County Katherine Klausmeier (I) Endorsed 8 State Delegate Baltimore County Eric Bromwell (I) Endorsed 9 State Senator Howard Katie Fry Hester 9A State Delegate Howard Steve Bolen Endorsed 9B State Delegate Howard Courtney Watson Endorsed 10 State Senator Baltimore County Delores Kelley (I) Endorsed 10 State Delegate Baltimore County Adrienne Jones (I) Endorsed 11 State Senator Baltimore County Bobby A Zirkin (I) Endorsed 11 State Delegate Baltimore County Dana Stein (I) Endorsed 11 State Delegate Baltimore County Shelly Hettleman (I) Endorsed 11 State Delegate Baltimore County Jon Cardin Endorsed 12 State Senator Howard and Clarence Lam Endorsed Baltimore Counties 12 State Delegate Howard and Jessica Feldmark Endorsed Baltimore Counties 12 State Delegate Howard and Terri L. Hill (I) Endorsed Baltimore Counties 12 State Delegate Howard and Eric Ebersole (I) Endorsed Baltimore Counties 13 State Senator Howard Guy Guzzone (I) 13 State Delegate Howard Vanessa Atterbeary (I) Endorsed 13 State Delegate Howard Jen Terrasa Endorsed 13 State Delegate Howard Shane Pendergrass (I) Endorsed 14 State Senator Montgomery Craig J. Zucker (I) Endorsed 14 State Delegate Montgomery Pamela Queen (I) Endorsed 14 State Delegate Montgomery Anne Kaiser (I) Endorsed 14 State Delegate Montgomery Eric Luedtke (I) Endorsed 15 State Senator Montgomery Brian J. Feldman (I) Endorsed 15 State Delegate Montgomery David Fraser Hidalgo (I) Endorsed 15 State Delegate Montgomery Kathleen Dumais (I) Endorsed 15 State Delegate Montgomery Lily Qi Endorsed 16 State Senator Montgomery Susan C. Lee (I) Endorsed 16 State Delegate Montgomery Ariana Kelly (I) Endorsed 16 State Delegate Montgomery Sara Love Endorsed 16 State Delegate Montgomery Marc Korman (I) Endorsed 17 State Senator Montgomery Cheryl Kagan (I) Endorsed 17 State Delegate Montgomery Jim Gilchrist (I) Endorsed 17 State Delegate Montgomery Julie Palakovich Carr Endorsed 17 State Delegate Montgomery Kumar P Barve (I) Endorsed 18 State Senator Montgomery Jeff Waldstreicher Endorsed 18 State Delegate Montgomery Jared Solomon Endorsed 18 State Delegate Montgomery Emily Shetty Endorsed 18 State Delegate Montgomery Al Carr (I) Endorsed 19 State Senator Montgomery Ben Kramer Endorsed 19 State Delegate Montgomery Vaughn Stewart Endorsed 19 State Delegate Montgomery Bonnie Cullison (I) Endorsed 19 State Delegate Montgomery Charlotte Crutchfield Endorsed 20 State Senator Montgomery Will Smith (I) Endorsed 20 State Delegate Montgomery Jheanelle Wilkins (I) Endorsed 20 State Delegate Montgomery David Moon (I) Endorsed 20 State Delegate Montgomery Lorig Charkoudian Endorsed 21 State Delegate Prince George's Ben Barnes (I) Endorsed 21 State Delegate Prince George's and Joseline Pena-Melnyk (I) Endorsed Anne Arundel 24 State Senator Prince George's Joanne Benson 24 State Delegate Prince George's Jazz Lewis Endorsed 24 State Delegate Prince George's Andrea Harrison Endorsed 26 State Delegate Prince George's Kris Valderrama (I) Endorsed 26 State Delegate Prince George's Veronica L. Turner Endorsed 27 State Senator Prince George’s, Michael Miller (I) Charles, & Calvert 28 State Delegate Charles Edith J. Patterson (I) Endorsed 29C State Delegate St. Mary's and Julia Nichols Endorsed Calvert 30 State Senator Anne Arundel Sarah Elfreth Endorsed 30A State Delegate Anne Arundel Michael Busch (I) Endorsed 30A State Delegate Anne Arundel Alice Cain Endorsed 32 State Senator Anne Arundel Pamela Beidle 32 State Delegate Anne Arundel J. Sandy Bartlett Endorsed 33 State Senator Anne Arundel Eve Hurwitz Endorsed 33 State Delegate Anne Arundel Tracie Hovermale Endorsed 33 State Delegate Anne Arundel Pam Luby Endorsed 33 State Delegate Anne Arundel Heather Bagnall Endorsed 34A State Delegate Harford Mary Ann Lisanti Endorsed 35B State Delegate Harford & Cecil Ronnie Teitler Davis Endorsed 36 State Delegate Caroline Keirien Taylor Endorsed 39 State Senator Montgomery Nancy King (I) Endorsed 39 State Delegate Montgomery Lesley Lopez Endorsed 39 State Delegate Montgomery Gabriel Acevero Endorsed 39 State Delegate Montgomery Kirill Reznik (I) Endorsed 40 State Delegate Baltimore City Melissa Wells Endorsed 41 State Senator Baltimore City Jill Carter 41 State Delegate Baltimore City Samuel I. "Sandy" Rosenberg (I) Endorsed 42 State Senator Baltimore City Robbie Leonard Endorsed 42A State Delegate Baltimore County Steve Lafferty (I) Endorsed 42B State Delegate Baltimore County Sachin Hebbar Endorsed 42B State Delegate Baltimore County Michele Guyton Endorsed 43 State Senator Baltimore City Mary Washington Endorsed 43 State Delegate Baltimore City Regina Boyce Endorsed 43 State Delegate Baltimore City Maggie McIntosh (I) Endorsed 44 State Senator Baltimore City Shirley Nathan -Pulliam (I) Endorsed 44B State Delegate Baltimore County Pat Young (I) Endorsed 46 State Senator Baltimore City Bill Ferguson (I) Ebdorsed 46 State Delegate Baltimore City Luke Clippinger (I) Endorsed 46 State Delegate Baltimore City Brooke Lierman (I) Endorsed 46 State Delegate Baltimore City Robbyn Lewis (I) Endorsed 47A State Delegate Prince George's Julian Ivey Endorsed 47B State Delegate Prince George's Wanika Fisher Endorsed Explanations of 2018 Ratings This voter’s guide is intended to assist pro-choice supporters in identifying the strongest pro-choice candidates in their district. For more information about the pro-choice voting record of incumbents, refer to our legislative score card. If a candidate does not appear on the guide, it is because the candidate either 1) are anti-choice, 2) are not fully pro-choice, or 3) chose not to complete the questionnaire. If you have any questions about the guide, please don’t hesitate to call the NARAL Pro-Choice Maryland office at (301) 565-4154. An endorsed candidate must: 1. Support Chapter 1 of the Laws of Maryland 1991, which codified Roe v. Wade in the State of Maryland; 2. Support public funding of abortion services, with no restrictions, for women who rely upon state/federal programs for health care. 3. Support current law which allows post-viability abortions in order to save the life or health of the women or if the fetus is affected by genetic defect or serious abnormality. 4. Oppose any measure that would restrict access to abortion, including but not limited to parental consent and notification legislation, waiting periods, informed consent laws, and any measure that would foster harassment and obstruction of clinics. In addition, the candidate must have a viable campaign, a pro-choice slate if participating in a slate, and complete the 2018 NPCM PAC Candidate Questionnaire. .
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