“In the years since my election in 2014, the problems of rising health costs, environmental threats, growing disparities, loss of employment security and opportunities, unsustainable debt, criminal justice reform, and increasing education costs and social inequity have only gotten worse, I needed to step up my game and enter the frontlines then and I am called to level up now. I went to Annapolis to fight for my neighbors, my patients, and the next generation and that is exactly why I’m running for Congress.”