Democratic Leaders in Anne Arundel County

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Steuart Pittman

Anne Arundel County Executive

Anne Colt Leitess

State's Attorney

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Scott Poyer

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vicki Gipson

Judge of the Orphan's Court

The Anne Arundel County Council

Democrats hold a Majority 4-3 seats on the Anne Arundel County Council

Sarah Lacey

District 1

Sarah was first elected in 2018 and represents Brooklyn Park, Laurel, Russett, and parts of Severn.

Allison Pickard

District 2

Allison was elected in 2018 and her district covers the Glen Burnie and Millersville area.

Andrew Pruski - Chair

District 4

Andrew was first elected in 2014 and was reelected in 2018. His district represents Fort Meade, Odenton, and Gambrills. He is currently the Chair of the council.

Lisa Rodvien

District 6

Lisa was elected in 2018. Her district covers the Annapolis region.

The City of Annapolis

Democratic Leaders in the City of Annapolis

Gavin Buckley

Mayor

Mayor Gavin Buckley was elected in 2017 to his first term as Mayor of the City of Annapolis. His charming Australian accent and his desire to foster new, innovative ideas for the city captured the imagination of citizens who gave him a strong mandate to bring his fresh ideas to light.

Elly Tierney

Ward 1

Elly was elected in 2017 and represents the Downtown region of the city.

Rhonda Pindell Charles

Ward 3

Rhonda was first elected in 2013 and won reelection in 2017.

Sheila Finlayson

Ward 4

Sheila was first elected in 2013 and won reelection in 2017.

Marc Rodriguez

Ward 5

Marc was elected in 2017. He previously worked with former Alderman Jared Littman in his legislative office.

DaJuan Gay

Ward 6

DaJuan was elected in a special election in June 2019.

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Rob Savidge

Ward 7

Rob was elected in 2017.

Ross H. Arnett

Ward 8

Ross was first elected in 2013 and won reelection in 2017.

Annapolis Democratic Central Committee

The City of Annapolis has established a Democratic Central Committee within the city. The committee holds the responsibility of nominating a replacement if an official vacates their office.

Visit their website here.