Justin Holliday
Social studies teacher · Baltimore County
The gist
- Proposes closing the deficit by cutting government waste.
- Opposes tax increases on working families.
- Supports cutting the gas tax.
- Supports property tax relief for seniors on fixed incomes.
- Supports faster, more accountable Key Bridge rebuild.
- Supports keeping Blueprint goals with fiscally responsible implementation.
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Proposes closing the deficit by cutting government waste.
Maryland Senate District 6: 2026 Maryland Voter GuideCandidate questionnaire · The Baltimore Banner · May 18, 2026 · thebanner.com
“I would close Maryland's structural deficit by cutting government waste and unnecessary spending.”
Opposes tax increases on working families.
Maryland Senate District 6: 2026 Maryland Voter GuideCandidate questionnaire · The Baltimore Banner · May 18, 2026 · thebanner.com
“I oppose any tax increases on working families.”
Supports cutting the gas tax.
Maryland Senate District 6: 2026 Maryland Voter GuideCandidate questionnaire · The Baltimore Banner · May 18, 2026 · thebanner.com
“I support targeted relief, including reducing the gas tax to help families and small businesses at the pump”
Supports property tax relief for seniors on fixed incomes.
Maryland Senate District 6: 2026 Maryland Voter GuideCandidate questionnaire · The Baltimore Banner · May 18, 2026 · thebanner.com
“providing property tax relief for seniors on fixed incomes who are struggling to make ends meet”
Supports faster, more accountable Key Bridge rebuild.
Maryland Senate District 6: 2026 Maryland Voter GuideCandidate questionnaire · The Baltimore Banner · May 18, 2026 · thebanner.com
“The Key Bridge rebuild delay, most notably, underscores the need for faster action, accountability, and more efficient delivery of critical infrastructure projects.”
Supports keeping Blueprint goals with fiscally responsible implementation.
Maryland Senate District 6: 2026 Maryland Voter GuideCandidate questionnaire · The Baltimore Banner · May 18, 2026 · thebanner.com
“The core goals of the Blueprint for Maryland's Future should remain in place, but it must be implemented in a fiscally responsible way.”