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State Senate District 16
Maryland’s 47 state senators comprise the upper house of the General Assembly, which meets for 90 days each year in Annapolis. Along with the lower house, the House of Delegates, the senators consider more than 2,000 bills in a session, and they review and approve the state budget submitted by the governor. They serve four-year terms.
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Incumbents' names are marked with asterisks. Web site and email addresses appear in the form in which they were submitted by the candidates.

THE CANDIDATES  

Augustus Alzona
Republican
Age: 46
Residence: Bethesda.
  Married: Yes.
Children: Three.
Education: AA, Montgomery College; BS, business management and MBA courses, University of Maryland; CPA.
  Augustus Alzona

Occupation/Employer: Management consultant, CPA, president, Trademark Entertainment.

Elected Offices and Civic Activities: North Bethesda Congress of Citizens Associations; Montgomery County Civic Federation; Alta-Vista Gardens/North Bethesda Grove Community Association; Montgomery County Committee on Hate/Violence; certified producer, Montgomery Community Television; National Federation of Filipino American Associations.

Why should voters elect you?
"Most highly qualified candidate to represent the mainstream majority of voters who live, work, commute and raise families here. Don't cater to special interest groups. Support community notification whenever convicted felons move into our neighborhoods, traffic calming measures to reduce speeding and aggressive driving. Support priority funding for traffic safety and road improvements over wasteful mass transit pork-barrel projects. Planning for a better future instead of wallowing in the incumbent's history of failure to deal with traffic congestion. An entrepreneur, businessman, community and civic activist who still believes in the 'American Dream' of equal opportunity and justice for all."

What do you want voters to know about you?
"Vote for Alzona for less traffic, less crime, lower taxes, less pollution, better health care, educational standards, safer streets, now and into the next millennium!"

Web site: www.alzona.com
Email: augustus@alzona.com


Brian E. Frosh*
Democrat
Age: 51
Residence: Chevy Chase.
  Married: Yes.
Children: Two.
Education: BA, Wesleyan University; JD, Columbia University.
  Brian E. Frosh*

Occupation/Employer: Attorney with Karp Frosh Lapidus Wigodsky & Norwind.

Elected Offices and Civic Activities: State Senate; House of Delegates; Chesapeake Bay Commission; Governor's Blue Ribbon Commission on Pfiesteria; Governor's Commission on Electric Utility Deregulation.

Why should voters elect you?
"I will continue to fight for excellence in education, strong environmental protection and effective law enforcement. I will build on my initiatives to protect the Bay, ensure citizen privacy and promote campaign finance and election law reform. I will continue working to see that Montgomery County gets the funding it needs to protect our quality of life. During the past four years, the County delegation has brought home record amounts for school construction-including renovation of B-CC-plus new funding for Metro, at-risk students, Capital Crescent Trail, school libraries, open space and other community needs."

What do you want voters to know about you?
"Organizations that have honored my work include: Sierra Club, Common Cause, National Capital Poison Center, American Lung Association, Chesapeake Bay Foundation, League of Conservation Voters."

Web site: members.aol.com/senfrosh
Email: Brian_Frosh@Senate.state.md.us




The Voters' Guide was compiled from staff reporting and information provided by the candidates in response to questionnaires from The Washington Post. Each candidate was asked to provide biographical information, a photograph and a brief statement about why the voters should elect him or her. Candidates' responses were edited for length and style.



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