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House of Delegates, District 10

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Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: A delegate votes on Maryland laws and the state budget in the Maryland House of Delegates.

Robin Harvey

Democratic

State child care licensing director; social worker · Baltimore County

The gist

  • Supports investing early in literacy and pre-K.
  • Supports first-time homebuyer aid and renter displacement protections.
  • Supports completing Security Square Mall redevelopment.
  • Supports frequent transit service to commercial hubs.
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  1. Supports investing early in literacy and pre-K.

    Priorities | Robin Harvey for House of Delegates

    Campaign website · Coalition for Robin Harvey · robinharvey.org

    “We must invest early in literacy and Pre-K”
  2. Supports first-time homebuyer aid and renter displacement protections.

    Priorities | Robin Harvey for House of Delegates

    Campaign website · Coalition for Robin Harvey · robinharvey.org

    “expanding first-time homebuyer support, encouraging diverse housing types near transit and jobs, and protecting renters from displacement”
  3. Supports completing Security Square Mall redevelopment.

    Priorities | Robin Harvey for House of Delegates

    Campaign website · Coalition for Robin Harvey · robinharvey.org

    “Seeing the revitalization of Security Square Mall through to completion”
  4. Supports frequent transit service to commercial hubs.

    Priorities | Robin Harvey for House of Delegates

    Campaign website · Coalition for Robin Harvey · robinharvey.org

    “advocating for reliable, frequent transit service that connects District 10 to major commercial hubs”
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N. Scott PhillipsOfficial portrait — Maryland General Assembly

N. Scott Phillips

DemocraticIncumbent

Attorney and business consultant · Baltimore County

The gist

  • Sponsored limits on state and local immigration enforcement cooperation.In office
  • Sponsored bill making some traffic stops secondary enforcement.In office
  • Sponsored bill on restrictive housing in prisons.In office
  • Sponsored bill creating transfer-on-death deeds.In office
  • Sponsored firearm surrender in assisted outpatient treatment.In office

In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.

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  1. Sponsored limits on state and local immigration enforcement cooperation.

    Delegate N. Scott Phillips: member page (biography and 2026 legislation)

    Government record · Maryland General Assembly · mgaleg.maryland.gov

    “Correctional Services and Public Safety - Immigration Enforcement - Prohibitions (Community Trust Act)”
  2. Sponsored bill making some traffic stops secondary enforcement.

    Delegate N. Scott Phillips: member page (biography and 2026 legislation)

    Government record · Maryland General Assembly · mgaleg.maryland.gov

    “Motor Vehicles - Police Stops - Secondary Enforcement and Excludable Evidence”
  3. Sponsored bill on restrictive housing in prisons.

    Delegate N. Scott Phillips: member page (biography and 2026 legislation)

    Government record · Maryland General Assembly · mgaleg.maryland.gov

    “Correctional Services - Restrictive Housing”
  4. Sponsored bill creating transfer-on-death deeds.

    Delegate N. Scott Phillips: member page (biography and 2026 legislation)

    Government record · Maryland General Assembly · mgaleg.maryland.gov

    “Real Property - Transfer-on-Death Deed - Establishment”
  5. Sponsored firearm surrender in assisted outpatient treatment.

    Delegate N. Scott Phillips: member page (biography and 2026 legislation)

    Government record · Maryland General Assembly · mgaleg.maryland.gov

    “Assisted Outpatient Treatment - Surrender or Seizure of Firearms”
Photo of Jennifer White Holland
Jennifer White HollandOfficial portrait — Maryland General Assembly

Jennifer White Holland

DemocraticIncumbent

Public health policy officer · Baltimore County

The gist

  • Supports codifying Affordable Care Act provisions in state law.
  • Supports protecting voting rights and ballot access.
  • Supports closing gaps in gun safety laws.
  • Supports expanding green jobs and renewable energy.
  • Supports implementing the Blueprint for Maryland's Future.
  • Sponsored hospital clinical staffing committees and plans.In office

In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.

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  1. Supports codifying Affordable Care Act provisions in state law.

    PRIORITIES | Jennifer White Holland

    Campaign website · Jennifer White Holland for Delegate · votejenniferwhite.com

    “Codify key components of the Affordable Care Act that are working”
  2. Supports protecting voting rights and ballot access.

    PRIORITIES | Jennifer White Holland

    Campaign website · Jennifer White Holland for Delegate · votejenniferwhite.com

    “Protect our voting rights and increase access to the ballot box”
  3. Supports closing gaps in gun safety laws.

    PRIORITIES | Jennifer White Holland

    Campaign website · Jennifer White Holland for Delegate · votejenniferwhite.com

    “Strengthen gun safety measures by closing gaps and loopholes”
  4. Supports expanding green jobs and renewable energy.

    PRIORITIES | Jennifer White Holland

    Campaign website · Jennifer White Holland for Delegate · votejenniferwhite.com

    “Invest and expand green job infrastructure and renewable energy sources”
  5. Supports implementing the Blueprint for Maryland's Future.

    PRIORITIES | Jennifer White Holland

    Campaign website · Jennifer White Holland for Delegate · votejenniferwhite.com

    “Kirwan Commission’s Blueprint for Maryland Future”
  6. Sponsored hospital clinical staffing committees and plans.

    Delegate Jennifer White Holland: member page (biography and 2026 legislation)

    Government record · Maryland General Assembly · mgaleg.maryland.gov

    “Hospitals - Clinical Staffing Committees and Plans - Establishment (Safe Staffing Act of 2026)”

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