MDRTL Political Action Committees

Dates to Remember:
Maryland Primary Election — Sept. 14, 2010 • Maryland General Election — Nov. 2, 2010

Maryland Right to Life has two political action committees: the MDRTL State PAC and the MDRTL Federal PAC. Both committees are gearing up now for the 2010 elections.

2010 is a Gubernatorial Election year, which means we will have the opportunity to vote for Governor and for all the members of the Maryland General Assembly. We also will be voting for federal offices, including one Maryland Senator and all members of Congress. In addition, many local jurisdictions will be holding elections for various local offices, such as county council members and others.

Maryland Right to Life Primary Endorsements

The Maryland Right to Life Political Action Committee has endorsed the following candidates in the Maryland 2010 gubernatorial election. [Click here to download a PDF version of the MDRTL endorsement list.]

Gubernatorial Ticket
Brian Murphy – Governor (R) and Mike Ryman – Lt. Governor (R)

U.S. Senator
Jim Rutledge (R)

United States Congress — Congressional Districts

• District 1: Andrew Harris (R)
• District 5: Collins Bailey (R)
• District 6: Roscoe Bartlett (R)
• District 8: Michael Philips (R)

Maryland State Senate — Legislative Districts

• District 1: George Edwards (R)
• District 2: Don Munson (R)
• District 3: Alexander Mooney (R)
• District 4: David Brinkley (R)
• District 6: Norman Stone (D)
• District 7: J.B. Jennnings (R) / Alfred Redmer (R)
• District 8: Dee Hodges (R)
• District 9: Alan Kittleman (R)
• District 12: Rick Martel (R)
• District 13: Kyle Lorton (R)
• District 23: Douglas J.J. Peters (D)
• District 26: Anthony Muse (D)
• District 29: Roy Dyson (D)
• District 30: Ron Elfenbein (R)
• District 31: Bryan Simonaire (R)
• District 32: Ed DeGrange (D)
• District 33: Ed Reilly (R)
• District 34: Nancy Jacobs (R)
• District 35: Barry Glassman (R)
• District 37: Richard Colburn (R)
• District 38: Michael James (R)
  
• District 39: Robert J. Smith (R)
• District 42: Kevin Carney (R)

State House of Delegates

• District 1A: Wendell Beitzel (R)
• District 1C: LeRoy Myers (R)
• District 2A: Andrew Serafini (R)
• District 2B: Neil Parrott (R)
• District 2C: John Donoghue (D)
• District 3A: Patrick Hogan (R), Chris Huckenpoehler (R)
• District 3B: Michael Hough (R)
• District 4A: Paul Stull (R), Kelly Schulz (R)
• District 4B: Donald Elliott (R)
• District 5A: Nancy Stocksdale (R), Justin Ready (R), Francis Walsh (D)
• District 5B: Wade Kach (R)
• District 6: Joseph “Sonny” Minnick (D), Jake Mohorovic (D), Rick Metzgar (R)
• District 7: Patrick McDonough (R), Rick Impallaria (R), Kathy Szeliga (R)
• District 8: Joe Boteler (R), John Cluster (R)
  District 9A: Gail Bates (R), Warren Miller (R)
• District 9B: Susan Krebs (R)
• District 10: Emmett Burns (D), Frederick Ware-Newsome (D), Jeanne L. Turnock (R)
• District 11: Carol Byrd (R)
• District 26: Holly Henderson (R)
• District 28: Mike Phillips (R)
• District 29A: John Wood (D), Joe DiMarco(R)
• District 29C: Anthony O’Donnell (R)
• District 30: Ron George (R), Herb McMillan (R), Seth Howard
• District 31: Don Dwyer (R), Steven Schuh (R), Nicolaus Kipke (R)
• District 32: Theodore Sophocleus (D), Stephanie Hodges (R), Wayne Smith
• District 33A: Tony McConkey (R), David Boschert (R)
• District 33B: Bob Costa (R)
• District 34A: Glen Glass (R), Patrick McGrady (R)
• District 35A: Wayne Norman (R), Donna Stifler (R)
• District 35B: Susan McComas (R)
• District 36: Michael Smigiel (R), Richard Sossi (R), Stephen Hershey (R), William Manlove (D)
• District 37A: Dustin Mills (R)
• District 37B: Jeannie Haddaway (R)
• District 39: Bill Witham (R), Al Phillips (R)
• District 42: Susan Aumann (R), John C. Fiastro Jr. (R), Bill Frank (R)
• District 45: Jamaal Simpson (D)
• District 46: Roger Bedingfield (R)
• District 47: Anthony Cicoria (D), Rachel Audi (R)

Voters are in a great position to educate candidates and let them know the issues that are important to them. Please contact the MDRTL office if you would like information about life issues or the Maryland law regarding abortion. (You can order copies of MDRTL brochures here.)

We urge all pro-life voters to unite behind the candidates that are endorsed by the Maryland Right to Life PACs, so that we can make a difference in Maryland by electing public officials who will protect innocent human life at every stage of development.

Voting is both a privilege and a sacred duty. Please register to vote and exercise your right to vote in every election.

Register to VOTE here!

For the sake of the little ones, please vote pro-life.