Campaign Focus

G.O.A.T.
Government
Operating with Accountability and Transparency

Responsible Use of Taxpayers' Money

Establish and Fund a State Inspector General Office
Resource, Realign, Restructure, or Replace Underperforming State Agencies
Prioritize funding based on Return on Investment analysis

Intelligent & Collaborative Criminal Justice

Public Safety

Embrace the Forensic Intelligence Model to speed up investigations and prevent future crime
Establish a collection of inter-related Statewide Criminal Justice Advisory Boards led by subject matter experts in the areas of Forensic Science, Law Enforcement, Legal Representation, and Judicial Oversight
Promote Criminal Justice Stakeholder Collaboration to standardize practices and eliminate unnecessary duplication of efforts

Preparing the Next Generation for Success

Agriculture Advocacy

A Competitive Maryland

Eliminate Inheritance and Estate Taxes
Embrace CCBC Direct Admit program and AI Education in public schools
Balance housing and energy needs with policy to maintain open spaces in order to promote affordable living in a rural setting

Supporting Our Farmers

Incorporate 4H and FFA into Elementary School curriculum
Facilitate education within the community about Local Farm operations
Promote Local Food Sourcing and Sustainable Agriculture

Supporting Local Outdoor Recreation

Appreciation for Our Natural Resources

Ensure NCR Safety with security cameras and bike police patrols
Foster awareness of the many offerings at Loch Raven and Prettyboy Reservoirs
Host the 2027 Maryland Outdoor Recreation Summit in the Hereford Zone

Dan's Statement on the MPRP Project

I want to be absolutely clear: I am against the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project.

It lacks transparency, it shuts out the very people it affects, and PSEG has not proven that this 67-mile transmission line will serve the very people whose property is continuously being impacted. That is not responsible governance, and it is not how decisions should be made in this state. Data centers are part of our economic reality, but Maryland deserves a system that is transparent, accountable, and centered on the people who live here. At the end of the day, this is about real people and real communities. I care about what happens here, and I care about the families who were left out of the conversation. I am committed to being part of the continued fight against the MPRP, as well as to ensuring legislation is passed that ensures this situation never repeats itself. Our community deserves a voice, and I'm here to be that voice.