Jim Brochin – Proven IndependenceIt’s an honor to receive the endorsement of the Towson Times (Patuxent Publishing). Jim Brochin “has been visible and accessible to constituents and has shown that he’s able to work across the aisle on issues…His efforts to toughen sex offender penalties and monitoring requirements, and his positions on environmental issues also are in step with his constituents.”
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Temperatures in Ridgely Middle School’s Classrooms Hit 90+ Degrees. Parents Turned to Jim Brochin for Help – and He Delivered
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Jim Brochin was one of only four Democrats to oppose increases in sales tax, income tax and small business taxes.. Click the below image to read more.
On October 15, Maryland Votes for Animals endorsed Senator Brochin!
“Maryland Votes For Animals (MVFA), Maryland’s first nonpartisan nonprofit political action committee dedicated to the election of humane candidates for state and local office in Maryland, today announced its list of humane candidate endorsements for the 2010 general election. Citing their leadership and support of humane laws and animal protection policies..”
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I am proud and honored to be endorsed by Maryland Votes for Animals!
Jim Brochin is Fighting for Our District’s Fair Share of Education Resources. Click the below image to read more.
On August 2, the Sierra Club endorsed Senator Brochin!
“I am pleased to inform you that the Sierra Club has endorsed your candidacy in the race for State Senator in District 42 in appreciation for your demonstrated leadership in Annapolis on environmental issues,” wrote Betsy Johnson, Political Chair.
I am proud and honored to be endorsed by the Sierra Club!
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