Chair of the Maryland Democratic Party
Maryland, USA
Joined November 2017
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District 2 is blessed that @ShorterWill is willing to step up and serve as their representative on the Anne Arundel County Council.
Will was born and raised in Glen Burnie and showed his leadership talent representing community interests on the Plan2040 Citizen Advisory Committee, and chairing the Library Board of Trustees during and after the pandemic.
I have followed Keanuú Smith-Brown closely for the last four years because he is one of our community's great talents. He is one of the rare people gifted with the ability to make sense of complex problems and communicate solutions in a way that encourages community to engage.
That's why I am endorsing him in his campaign to be the next Annapolis Ward 3 Alderman. I hope that you'll join me on Thursday, April 3rd at 6PM to meet Keanuú and see for yourself why he's the right person for the job. RSVP: secure.actblue.com/donate/ks…
Today, on Presidents' Day, I joined Senator @ChrisVanHollen, @RepSarahElfreth, many of our local leaders, and hundreds of residents in Annapolis at a rally to Protect the Constitution & Stop Executive Overreach.
And I want to encourage you to embrace them and welcome them to join our movement, because together we can restore the rule of law, restore checks and balances, and restore human dignity and respect for one another.
In case you weren’t able to attend, watch James on why he’s running, me on why I’m endorsing, and other supporters, including his powerhouse wife Lauren here: youtube.com/@CitizensforJame…
To support James’ first-ever small-donor-financed campaign, visit his website: jameskitchin.com/ Your donations between $5 and $250 will qualify his campaign for public funds, allowing it to compete on a level playing field with the large-donor-funded campaigns.
James has more knowledge of county communities and county government than any candidate who has run for this position, and he's focused on the everyday kitchen table issues that impact the daily lives of our residents.
He got to know every neighborhood in our very diverse county, every hot issue, every department of county government, and was forced to live in that uncomfortable space between communities demanding action and bureaucracies trying to get their work done.
