Shaara Watts
Democratic
Paralegal and consultant
The gist
- Supports a moratorium on data center construction.
- Supports raising the state minimum wage.
- Supports the transition to renewable energy.
- Supports budget spending on schools, roads, housing and the grid.
- Supports improving Route 4 without harming wetlands.
- Supports Maryland's ban on 287(g) immigration agreements.
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Supports a moratorium on data center construction.
State House of Delegates, District 29C Democrats | Voter Guide: 2026 Primary election (archived copy)Candidate questionnaire · Maryland Matters · web.archive.org
“promising to support a moratorium on data center construction”
Supports raising the state minimum wage.
State House of Delegates, District 29C Democrats | Voter Guide: 2026 Primary election (archived copy)Candidate questionnaire · Maryland Matters · web.archive.org
“an increase in the state minimum wage”
Supports the transition to renewable energy.
State House of Delegates, District 29C Democrats | Voter Guide: 2026 Primary election (archived copy)Candidate questionnaire · Maryland Matters · web.archive.org
“I support the transition to renewable sources”
Supports budget spending on schools, roads, housing and the grid.
State House of Delegates, District 29C Democrats | Voter Guide: 2026 Primary election (archived copy)Candidate questionnaire · Maryland Matters · web.archive.org
“I support spending on schools, roads, housing and utility grids.”
Supports improving Route 4 without harming wetlands.
State House of Delegates, District 29C Democrats | Voter Guide: 2026 Primary election (archived copy)Candidate questionnaire · Maryland Matters · web.archive.org
“I support making Route 4 more navigable but not at the expense of water-use or wetlands.”
Supports Maryland's ban on 287(g) immigration agreements.
State House of Delegates, District 29C Democrats | Voter Guide: 2026 Primary election (archived copy)Candidate questionnaire · Maryland Matters · web.archive.org
“I also support the Maryland legislation signed in February 2026 (SB245/HB444), prohibiting local jurisdictions from signing and enforcing so-called 287(g) agreements”