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Our club is honored to be able to pass along this information from the MD Democratic Party:

In collaboration with the Young Democrats of Maryland, the state party is proud to highlight some outstanding young talent across our beloved state. These 36 Maryland Democrats all aged 36 and under have tirelessly worked to improve their communities, our state and our party, and have stood up for those who can’t always stand up for themselves. These 36 Dems have truly exemplified the mantra ‘Leave No One Behind.’ They are by no means the only young talent we have, this is just the tip of the spear. Our bench is deep and this group has talent beyond their years. Their work sometimes gets done behind the scenes and their effort to grind each day on behalf of others may go unnoticed, but we’re proud to shed some light on the work they have done. They are the future of our party. Underestimate them at your own peril. Because they’ve got next.  “This list of young Democrats, of young leaders, is really just the tip of the iceberg,” said Maryland Democratic Party Chair Yvette Lewis. “Our bench is so deep, we could name hundreds, but these stand out as young Marylanders who will lead our next generation from the front, and lead with integrity. What made me most proud looking through this list is seeing all the lovely faces. Brown, Black, and White Marylanders, young men and women from all corners of the state and with all different backgrounds. The generations coming up can look at this group and see themselves reflected in them.” “Maryland is filled with young Democrats who are making waves throughout our great state,” said Young Democrats of Maryland President Henry Snurr. “We are excited to highlight just some of these young leaders who uplift our party, our policies, and our state’s ideals. These professionals and elected officials help represent the bright future for Maryland’s Democratic Party.”
Onward to victory,
Yvette Lewis, Chair