HEALTHCARE

SENATE RACE

Angela Alsobrooks (Democrat)

Supports access to abortion and reproductive health care.

Will co-sponsor the Women's Health Protection Act
Determined to stand against efforts to defund Planned Parenthood.

Larry Hogan (Republican)

Has publicly opposed a federal abortion ban since 1992.

Will vote to force the Federal Trade Commission to investigate pricing schemes that make it more difficult to get the health care seniors need
Aims to vote make pharmaceutical middlemen accountable to the public.

HOUSE RACES

House District 1

Blaine Miller (Democrat)

Believes accessibility to health care services is crucial for promoting individual and collective health.

Believes abortion should remain a woman’s right

Andy Harris (Republican)

Supported bipartisan legislation to improve health care accessibility and affordability, and provide more federal funding, particularly for children and elderly.

Believes in increasing competition between insurance companies by allowing competition across state lines, tax deductibility of 100% of medical costs, expanding health insurance savings accounts and other measures allowing individuals to be in control of their health care decisions.

House District 2

Jonny Olszewski (Democrat)

Supports pro-choice stance on women’s reproductive rights.

Plans to oppose efforts from those seeking to ban access to abortion, birth control or to prevent women from having the right to choose.

Kimberly Klacik (Republican)

Supports the votes of the Supreme Court and believes access to abortion should be up to the states.

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Jasen Wunder (Libertarian)

Believes fetuses have a fundamental human right to exist.

Vowed to not vote on legislation restricting or expanding abortion access.

House District 3

Sarah Elfreth (Democrat)

Voted to expand access to reproductive health care and co-sponsored a constitutional amendment to enshrine reproductive freedom as a fundamental right in Maryland’s State Constitution.

Will fight to make Roe v. Wade law again and take on extremists who want to enforce a national abortion ban and prohibit IVF.
Will fight for progress on medical leave, parental leave, and caregiver leave.

Robert Steinberger (Republican)

Opposes abortions and believes abortion access is best left up to the states to decide.

Believes women’s autonomy to make their own decisions in particular cases of rape, incest or risk to the health of the mother.
Opposes federal funding for abortion, partial abortions and third trimester abortions — except for the necessity of the safety mother’s safety.
Believes in a reform of the health care system.
Believes regulation can help drive an improved health care infrastructure and workforce.
Supports focusing investment on advancing medical practices and finding cures.

Miguel Barajas (Libertarian)

Specific information not found.

House District 4

Glenn Ivey (Democrat)

Fights for universal health care.

Believes health care should be affordable and accessible to all people, especially those with preexisting health conditions.
Wants to lower health care costs for all americans.

George McDermott (Republican)

Believes in a woman's right to choose.

Disagrees with the overturning of Roe v. Wade.

House District 5

Steny Hoyer (Democrat)

Brought Affordable Care Act to the Floor as Majority Leader in 2010 and ended the practice of denying coverage to those with pre-existing conditions and banned annual and lifetime limits on health coverage benefits.

Brought legislation to the House Floor for a vote that would enshrine Roe v. Wade into law.

Michelle Talkington (Republican)

Believes health care coverage should be a right and not a privilege.

Will strive for universal access, lower costs and higher quality in medication
Supports codifying Roe v. Wade into law
Supports the Women’s Health Protection Act, which would protect and re-establish abortion rights and ensure the future of reproductive health care remains safe, legal and accessible.

House District 6

April McClain-Delaney (Democrat)

Believes in the protection of unborn children and the right to be born.

Neil Parrot (Republican)

Wants to advance health equity by reducing disparities.

Was a part of Maryland’s bipartisan congressional delegation that is working to fund a new model focused on health equity.
Has worked to strengthen maternal health care and reduce maternal mortality.
Worked to provide funding for Maryland health centers to provide free COVID-19 vaccines.

House District 7

Kweisei Mfume (Democrat)

Wants to advance health equity by reducing disparities.
Was a part of Maryland’s bipartisan congressional delegation that is working to fund a new model focused on health equity.
Has worked to strengthen maternal health care and reduce maternal mortality.
Worked to provide funding for Maryland health centers to provide free COVID-19 vaccines.

Scott Collier (Republican)

Is anti-abortion

Supports the 2022 Dobbs decision to not uphold Roe v. Wade

Ronald Owens-Bey (Libertarian)

Specific information not found.

House District 8

Jamie Raskin (Democrat)

Supports single payer health care and is pro-choice.

Supports womens right to abortion services without restrictions.
Supports single payer health care.
Supports solutions to mental health crises and funding of crisis stabalization for those at risk of suicide.

Cheryl Riley (Republican)

Supports the supreme court decision to leave abortion rights to the states.

Nancy Wallace (Green)

Supports single payer universal health care and preventative care.

Supports a publicly funded health care insurance program.
Supports further research and funding into a men's birth control contraception.
Supports women's access to abortion and contraception.
Supports teaching and funding of holistic health approaches.