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KEY LEGISLATORS SENATE – BUDGET & TAXATION COMMITTEE SENATOR JURISDICTION ROOM # EMAIL ADDRESS 3 West Miller Senate Office Building [email protected] Guy Guzzone, Chair Howard County Prince George’s & Anne 3 West Miller Senate Office Building [email protected] Jim Rosapepe, Vice Chair Arundel Counties James Senate Office Building [email protected] Paul Corderman Washington County Room 416 Caroline, Dorchester, Talbot & James Senate Office Building [email protected] Adelaide Eckardt Wicomico Counties Room 322 Allegany, Garrett & James Senate Office Building [email protected] George Edwards Washington Counties Room 323 James Senate Office Building [email protected] Sarah Elfreth Anne Arundel County Room 103 James Senate Office Building [email protected] Melony Griffith Prince George’s County Room 220 James Senate Office Building [email protected] Nancy King Montgomery County Room 121 James Senate Office Building [email protected] Cory McCray Baltimore City Room 221 James Senate Office Building [email protected] Doug Peters Prince George's County Room 120 Miller Senate Office Building [email protected] Johnny Ray Salling Baltimore County Room 321 James Senate Office Building [email protected] Ron Young Frederick County Room 301 James Senate Office Building [email protected] Craig Zucker Montgomery County Room 122 KEY LEGISLATORS HOUSE OF DELEGATES – APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE NAME JURISDICTION HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING EMAIL ADDRESS Maggie McIntosh , Chair Baltimore City Room 121 [email protected] Mark Chang, Vice Chair Anne Arundel County Room 121 [email protected] Gabriel Acevero Montgomery County Room 225 [email protected] Ben Barnes Anne Arundel & Prince George's Counties Room 151 [email protected] Wendell Beitzel Garrett & Allegany Counties Room 309 [email protected] Tony Bridges Baltimore City Room 315 [email protected] Cathy Forbes Baltimore County Room 304 [email protected] Kent, Queen Anne’s, Cecil & Caroline [email protected] Jeff Ghrist Room 430 Counties Keith E. Haynes Baltimore City Room 362 [email protected] Shaneka Henson Anne Arundel County Room 154 [email protected] Jazz Lewis Prince George’s County Room 350 [email protected] Trent Kittleman Howard and Carroll Counties Room 202 [email protected] Marc Korman Montgomery County Room 210 [email protected] Carol Krimm Frederick County Room 422 [email protected] Nino Mangione Baltimore County Room 319 [email protected] Mike McKay Allegany & Washington Counties Room 322 [email protected] Ric Metzgar Baltimore County Room 413 [email protected] Reid Novotny Howard & Carroll Counties Room 214 [email protected] Susie Proctor Charles and Prince George’s Counties Room 423 [email protected] Kirill Reznik Montgomery County Room 427 [email protected] Jared Solomon Montgomery County Room 222 [email protected] Geraldine Valentino-Smith Prince George’s County Room 403 [email protected] Pat Young Baltimore County Room 305 [email protected] .

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