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State Senate District 33
Maryland’s 47 state senators comprise the upper house of the General Assembly. They serve four-year terms. In this district, Sen. Robert R. Neall, one of the more influential Republican legislators, easily dismissed his challenger, retired infantry Col. William A. Scott. With no Democratic candidate, the primary amounted to a winner-take-all contest.
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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.
Robert R. Neall*
Republican
Age: 50
Residence: Davidsonville.
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Married: Yes.
Children: Four.
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Education: BA, University of Maryland.
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Occupation/Employer: Director of marketing, Johns Hopkins Health Care, LLC.
Elected Offices and Civic Activities: House of Delegates; Maryland Transportation Authority; Maryland Drug and Alcohol Abuse Commission; county executive, Anne Arundel County.
Why should voters elect you?
"My 30 years of civic and community involvement in Anne Arundel County and years in state and local office clearly demonstrate my commitment to my fellow citizens and the issues facing them. I am a successful solver of citizen and community problems, have extensive knowledge of County and State government operations and a grasp of financial, economic, environmental and social issues facing Maryland. I have a reputation for accessibility, responsiveness and working well with others. In the Senate, I've made major contributions in tax and fiscal policy, education funding, managed-growth issues and school construction funding."
What do you want voters to know about you?
"I am an independent legislator who works hard to understand the issues facing the people of Maryland, whose decisions try to reflect the public interest."
Web site: None.
Email: Robert_Neall@senate.state.md.us
This candidate is unopposed.
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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