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House of Delegates, District 45

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Election
Nov 3, 2026

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

Renaud De'Aundre Brown

Green

The gist

  • Supports ending at-will employment in Maryland.
  • Proposes a wealth tax on assets over $50 million.
  • Proposes a 60% tax on income over $250,000.
  • Supports prioritizing transit over highway expansion.
  • Opposes the Baltimore-Washington maglev train project.
  • Pledges to end vacant housing in Baltimore.
More about Renaud
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  1. Supports ending at-will employment in Maryland.

    Workers – Renaud Brown for Delegate 2026

    Campaign website · Renaud Brown for Delegate · renaudbrowndelegate45.com

    “I have advocated for Maryland, by legislation, to join Montana”
  2. Proposes a wealth tax on assets over $50 million.

    Taxes – Renaud Brown for Delegate 2026

    Campaign website · Renaud Brown for Delegate · renaudbrowndelegate45.com

    “A wealth tax of 2 percent on assets greater than $50 million and a wealth tax of 3 percent on assets greater than $1 billion.”
  3. Proposes a 60% tax on income over $250,000.

    Taxes – Renaud Brown for Delegate 2026

    Campaign website · Renaud Brown for Delegate · renaudbrowndelegate45.com

    “Taxing all income over $250,000 at 60%.”
  4. Supports prioritizing transit over highway expansion.

    Transportation: From Oakland to Ocean City – Renaud Brown for Delegate 2026

    Campaign website · Renaud Brown for Delegate · renaudbrowndelegate45.com

    “be prioritized over road and highway expansion? Absolutely.”
  5. Opposes the Baltimore-Washington maglev train project.

    Transportation: From Oakland to Ocean City – Renaud Brown for Delegate 2026

    Campaign website · Renaud Brown for Delegate · renaudbrowndelegate45.com

    “Baltimore-Washington Superconducting Maglev Project - Absolutely not”
  6. Pledges to end vacant housing in Baltimore.

    Housing – Renaud Brown for Delegate 2026

    Campaign website · Renaud Brown for Delegate · renaudbrowndelegate45.com

    “Priority: End vacant housing!”
Photo of Jackie Addison
Jackie AddisonOfficial portrait — Maryland General Assembly

Jackie Addison

DemocraticIncumbent

Delegate

The gist

  • Opposes raising taxes to fund the Blueprint.
  • Supports cutting waste before burdening residents.
  • Supports police transparency and community-police ties.
  • Sponsored expedited wrongful detainer proceedings for properties.In office

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

More about Jackie
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  1. Opposes raising taxes to fund the Blueprint.

    Maryland House of Delegates District 45: 2026 Maryland Voter Guide

    Candidate questionnaire · The Baltimore Banner · May 18, 2026 · thebanner.com

    “I do not support raising taxes to fund the blueprint.”
  2. Supports cutting waste before burdening residents.

    Maryland House of Delegates District 45: 2026 Maryland Voter Guide

    Candidate questionnaire · The Baltimore Banner · May 18, 2026 · thebanner.com

    “We should cut waste first, make government more efficient, and make sure the state is collecting the money it is already owed”
  3. Supports police transparency and community-police ties.

    Delegate Addison: Your Voice in the Community

    Campaign website · Jackie Addison campaign · jackieaddison.com

    “Making public safety a priority by focusing on police transparency and building a bridge between law enforcement and the community.”
  4. Sponsored expedited wrongful detainer proceedings for properties.

    Delegate Jackie Addison: Maryland General Assembly member page

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

    “Real Property - Expedited Wrongful Detainer Proceedings - Property for Sale or Lease”
Photo of Caylin Young
Caylin YoungOfficial portrait — Maryland General Assembly

Caylin Young

DemocraticIncumbent

Delegate; attorney

The gist

  • Supports rental assistance and tenant right to counsel.
  • Supports protecting Blueprint implementation and early literacy.
  • Supports more local authority for Baltimore.
  • Sponsored a bill authorizing internet gaming.In office
  • Sponsored a ban on tobacco advertising to minors.In office

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

More about Caylin
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  1. Supports rental assistance and tenant right to counsel.

    Maryland House of Delegates District 45: 2026 Maryland Voter Guide

    Candidate questionnaire · The Baltimore Banner · May 18, 2026 · thebanner.com

    “That means rental assistance, tenant right to counsel, stronger code enforcement, habitability standards”
  2. Supports protecting Blueprint implementation and early literacy.

    Maryland House of Delegates District 45: 2026 Maryland Voter Guide

    Candidate questionnaire · The Baltimore Banner · May 18, 2026 · thebanner.com

    “I would continue protecting Blueprint implementation, expanding early literacy, supporting high-dosage tutoring”
  3. Supports more local authority for Baltimore.

    Maryland House of Delegates District 45: 2026 Maryland Voter Guide

    Candidate questionnaire · The Baltimore Banner · May 18, 2026 · thebanner.com

    “giving Baltimore the authority to solve Baltimore problems”
  4. Sponsored a bill authorizing internet gaming.

    Delegate Caylin Young: Maryland General Assembly member page

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

    “Internet Gaming - Authorization and Implementation”
  5. Sponsored a ban on tobacco advertising to minors.

    Delegate Caylin Young: Maryland General Assembly member page

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

    “Advertising to Minors - Prohibition”

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