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People-Powered Slate in Maryland

Real change doesn’t just happen in Washington — it’s built from the ground up.

From state legislatures to county councils to school boards, down-ballot races shape the policies that impact our daily lives: housing, education, workers’ rights, public safety, and economic justice.

That’s why Our Revolution is proud to endorse a powerful slate of candidates across Maryland — leaders who are ready to take on corporate power, fight for working families, and deliver real results in their communities.

Progressive Champions for State Senate

Raaheela Ahmed (SD-23)
Raaheela Ahmed is a community leader and organizer focused on equity, public education, and expanding opportunity for working families. Her campaign reflects a commitment to inclusive leadership and building a government that works for all Marylanders.

Jason Fowler (SD-27)
Jason Fowler is running to bring accountability and fresh leadership to Annapolis, with a focus on affordability, public investment, and ensuring government serves people — not entrenched interests.

Amar Mukunda (SD-39)
Amar Mukunda is a public servant and progressive advocate who has worked on economic development and community investment. His campaign is centered on affordability, small business growth, and building a more inclusive economy.

Proven Progressive Leaders for State House

Lorig Charkoudian (HD-20)
Delegate Lorig Charkoudian is a nationally recognized progressive leader, known for championing criminal justice reform, utility accountability, and economic justice. She has led efforts to rein in utility rate hikes and protect consumers, while advancing policies that support working families.

Sheila Ruth (HD-44B)
Delegate Sheila Ruth is a strong progressive voice in Annapolis, fighting for public education, workers’ rights, and economic equity. She has been a consistent advocate for policies that uplift working people and expand opportunity.

Building Power at the Local Level

Our Revolution is also proud to support candidates stepping up in critical local races across Maryland:

  • Victor Ramirez — Prince George’s County Council (D2)
  • Imara Crooms — Prince George’s County Council (D9)
  • Jamie McGonnigal — Prince George’s County Board of Education (D3)

These leaders are working to strengthen public services, expand opportunity, and ensure local government is responsive to the communities it serves.

Leading for the Future in Montgomery County

  • Will Jawando — Montgomery County Executive
    A nationally recognized progressive leader, Jawando has championed education equity, criminal justice reform, and youth opportunity, building a platform centered on fairness and inclusion.
  • Marc Elrich — Montgomery County Council At-Large
    A longtime progressive champion, Elrich has spent decades fighting for tenants’ rights, smart growth, and working families, and remains a strong voice for equitable development.
  • Josie Caballero — Montgomery County Council At-Large
    Josie Caballero is a labor and community advocate focused on worker protections, equity, and inclusive economic growth, bringing a people-first vision to local government.

Why Down-Ballot Races Matter

In a state like Maryland, where Democrats dominate, the primary is often the election — and that means the real choice is between different visions for the future.

Will we elect candidates backed by corporate interests and the status quo?
Or leaders rooted in grassroots movements, ready to deliver bold change?

These down-ballot races are where we build the foundation for real progress — from passing stronger labor protections to investing in public education and holding powerful interests accountable.

Maryland has the opportunity to lead — but only if we elect leaders who will fight for working people at every level.

When we organize, we win.