Amy Leahy
Constituent services specialist · Severna Park
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What this office does: A state senator votes on Maryland laws and the state budget and confirms the Governor's appointments.
Constituent services specialist · Severna Park
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State senator; attorney · Anne Arundel County
Sponsored the Maryland Online Data Privacy Act.
Campaign website · Committee to Elect Dawn Gile · dawngile.com
“I sponsored and passed the Maryland Online Data Privacy Act, giving Marylanders more control over their personal information”
Supports abortion rights; led the constitutional amendment floor debate.
Campaign website · Committee to Elect Dawn Gile · dawngile.com
“I also served as the Senate floor leader for the constitutional amendment establishing reproductive freedom as a fundamental right in Maryland.”
Supports expanding the Prescription Drug Affordability Board's authority.
Candidate questionnaire · The Baltimore Banner · thebanner.com
“I've worked to bring down prescription drug prices by expanding the authority of the state's Prescription Drug Affordability Board”
Voted for the Utility RELIEF Act on energy costs.
Campaign website · Committee to Elect Dawn Gile · dawngile.com
“I helped pass the Utility RELIEF Act to lower energy costs, strengthen oversight of billions of dollars in utility spending”
Supports slowing Blueprint pace before raising new revenue.
Candidate questionnaire · The Baltimore Banner · thebanner.com
“Where the numbers or assumptions have not held, it is reasonable to adjust the pace.”
Voted for the Whole Watershed and Chesapeake Bay Legacy acts.
Campaign website · Committee to Elect Dawn Gile · dawngile.com
“I supported the Whole Watershed Act to accelerate watershed restoration”
Sponsored a school mapping data program for first responders.
Campaign website · Committee to Elect Dawn Gile · dawngile.com
“I sponsored legislation to provide public safety officials with standardized school maps so they can respond more quickly during an emergency”
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