Maryland Delegate
Brian Chisholm
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First elected in 2018, Brian has proudly represented District 31 in the Maryland House of Delegates since 2019. He is guided by unwavering core values of integrity, transparency, and accountability, and is deeply committed to serving with honesty and openness. Every action he takes is focused on faithfully representing the priorities and values of the community he serves.
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Delegate Brian Chisholm
Anne Arundel County
By Authority: Citizens for Brian Chisholm; Brian Crepeau-Treasurer
The above part of the graphic shows Question 3 as written by Democrats in the General Assembly. Below is Question 3 as rewritten by the Supreme Court of Maryland.
The revised question still opens by discussing the redistricting requirements of the Maryland General Assembly. Does anyone really believe that's why the General Assembly called a special session? Not a chance, and Governor Wes Moore's own proclamation said so.
Despite the Maryland Constitution requiring that amendments be single-subject, Maryland is breaking new ground for the first time in its history: a single ballot question will contain three separate components.
Even more troubling, the Supreme Court gave Maryland Democrats the green light to violate the Declaration of Rights in redistricting.
The Majority's rewritten ballot question is still misleading. Maryland voters would have no way of knowing that the criteria being removed include the protections guaranteed by the Declaration of Rights. These are the sacred rights that shield Marylanders from government overreach. If this amendment passes, Articles 7, 24, and 40 of the Declaration of Rights will no longer apply to congressional redistricting. Those are the very provisions that allow Marylanders to challenge a district map drawn to target religious minorities or punish citizens for their political beliefs.
The average Maryland voter would not understand that a vote for Question 3 is a vote to strip away rights they currently hold under the Declaration of Rights.
Sad day for all Marylanders. Vote NO on Question 3.
Maryland Freedom Caucus
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Let's give a round of applause to Carter Elliot for the inspiration. Yes, the same Carter Elliot who cashes a paycheck signed by Governor Moore. How convenient.
But here's what Carter accidentally reminded us: Wes Moore took a multi-billion-dollar surplus and turned it into a
To be fair, the crime doesn’t end up on our balance sheet.
Maryland Exports Crime — Maryland makes the news as an exporter of juvenile crime. @MDFreedomCaucus offers a bill to solve this issue every year, but Democrats always reject it. Join @chisholmstrong & me for the Dumbest Bill in America!
We are far from done.
It'll soon be clear why the smart Democrats in MD begged you not to do this until Hakeem Jeffries made you.
I LOVE our options now.
FOR MARYLAND, FOR AMERICA!
Let's give a round of applause to Carter Elliot for the inspiration. Yes, the same Carter Elliot who cashes a paycheck signed by Governor Moore. How convenient.
But here's what Carter accidentally reminded us: Wes Moore took a multi-billion-dollar surplus and turned it into a
To be fair, the crime doesn’t end up on our balance sheet.
Maryland Exports Crime — Maryland makes the news as an exporter of juvenile crime. @MDFreedomCaucus offers a bill to solve this issue every year, but Democrats always reject it. Join @chisholmstrong & me for the Dumbest Bill in America!
We are far from done.
It'll soon be clear why the smart Democrats in MD begged you not to do this until Hakeem Jeffries made you.
I LOVE our options now.
FOR MARYLAND, FOR AMERICA!
Delegate Brian Chisholm
Anne Arundel County
By Authority: Citizens for Brian Chisholm; Brian Crepeau-Treasurer
The above part of the graphic shows Question 3 as written by Democrats in the General Assembly. Below is Question 3 as rewritten by the Supreme Court of Maryland.
The revised question still opens by discussing the redistricting requirements of the Maryland General Assembly. Does anyone really believe that's why the General Assembly called a special session? Not a chance, and Governor Wes Moore's own proclamation said so.
Despite the Maryland Constitution requiring that amendments be single-subject, Maryland is breaking new ground for the first time in its history: a single ballot question will contain three separate components.
Even more troubling, the Supreme Court gave Maryland Democrats the green light to violate the Declaration of Rights in redistricting.
The Majority's rewritten ballot question is still misleading. Maryland voters would have no way of knowing that the criteria being removed include the protections guaranteed by the Declaration of Rights. These are the sacred rights that shield Marylanders from government overreach. If this amendment passes, Articles 7, 24, and 40 of the Declaration of Rights will no longer apply to congressional redistricting. Those are the very provisions that allow Marylanders to challenge a district map drawn to target religious minorities or punish citizens for their political beliefs.
The average Maryland voter would not understand that a vote for Question 3 is a vote to strip away rights they currently hold under the Declaration of Rights.
Sad day for all Marylanders. Vote NO on Question 3.
Maryland Freedom Caucus
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