July 29, 2010 Candidates Forum

Mayor’s   Q & A*

6 pm Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake

7:15 pm Delegate Candidates

8:15 Senate Candidates

Northside Baptist church, 1100  E.  Northern Parkway

Mary could really use your support and would appreciate if you are able to attend! And if you can show up early and show your support by wearing a t-shirt and passing out literature it would help even more. Please call the campaign office at 410-878-1020; or email us at campaign@electmarywashington.com and let us know if you are able attend or volunteer.

*by Northeast Community Organization and jointly sponsored by 4th District Councilman Bill Henry’s office.

Volunteer for Mary on Election Day-September 14, 2010! 6am-8pm

On September 14, 2010, the people of the 43rd District (and across the State) will vote for the 3 people they want most to represent them in the Maryland House of Delegates. Mary needs your help on that day to make sure that she receives enough votes to be in the top 3. There are many way to contribute to the mobilization we must mount to secure our victory. Today Mary needs you to contribute your time. As with financial contributions any amount you give will make a difference. If you can volunteer 2 hours, 4 hours, half a day or the entire day on Election Day, Click Here! or call us at 410-878-1020 or email at volunteer@electmarywashington.com

Walk With Mary!

Come out and help Mary knock on all of the doors in the District! Click on the volunteer link above and sign up!

Mississippi Blues Fundraiser

Warmest thanks to Terry Harmonica Bean, “The Cornlickers,” our friends at Gertrude’s Restaurant and all the many friends, volunteers and supporters who made Monday evening’s blues concert and fundraising party such a smashing success. It was a great night of wonderful music, fine food and fellowship and great friends that did so much to boost our campaign! - Mary


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  • Maryland League of Conservation Voters endorses Mary! - July 26, 2010

    Today, I am very happy to let you know that I have just won the official endorsement of the Maryland League of Conservation Voters. Our campaign has won many great endorsements in recent weeks, and I am proud of all of them. But this endorsement from the state’s leading environmental lobbying group is special to me because our state’s green heritage means so much to me and because  I have worked hard for years to build a greener and more sustainable city. As a parks professional, a member of the Baltimore City Sustainability Commission and a member of the Baltimore City Green Jobs Coalition, I have long worked to improve our parks, protect the urban environment, teach city youths to be good stewards of the Earth and help bring the green-energy jobs that will be so important to our future to Baltimore. I see the League of Conservation Voters’ endorsement as a  tribute to that work and a great show of faith in our campaign’s commitment to protecting the environment, saving the bay and building a greener Maryland. Our campaign has now won support not only from the state’s leading environmental lobby but from some of Maryland’s leading labor unions (the Metro Baltimore Council AFL-CIO and the Laborers International Union of North America),  from leading advocates for empowering women and protecting our reproductive rights (NARAL Pro-choice Maryland and the Democratic Women Political Action Committee) and from leading advocates for gay and lesbian rights (Equality Maryland, the Stonewall Democrats of Central Maryland and the Gay and Lesbian Victory Fund). All that support comes on top of the early endorsement we won in May from the state’s largest progressive organizing group, Progressive Maryland. With of so many strong and progressive voices supporting us, our campaign has built a great coalition for change that we can take to the voters with real pride over the final five weeks of our campaign.