Democratic Central Committee in Legislative District 43A, Maryland
2026 Primary Election
- Cindy R. Camp — Democratic Central Committee in Legislative District 43A, Maryland
Cindy R. Camp is a Democratic candidate for the Democratic Central Committee in Maryland's Legislative District 43A. A resident of Baltimore, she is a dedicated community advocate and a proud member of MomsRising. Drawing from her personal experience as a mother, grandmother, and family caregiver, Camp has testified before the Maryland General Assembly and the U.S. House Democratic Steering & Policy Committee. She is a vocal supporter of the SNAP program and a proponent of environmental justice, actively opposing pollution in her community to protect the health of local families.
- Diana Emerson — Democratic Central Committee in Legislative District 43A, Maryland
Diana Emerson is a dedicated community leader and advocate for Baltimore City serving on the Democratic Central Committee for Legislative District 43A, where she holds the position of Vice Chair. A Baltimore native, she has over two decades of experience in the nonprofit sector, focusing on community building and supporting small businesses. Emerson was first appointed to the committee in 2021 and was subsequently elected for the 2023-2026 term. In addition to her local role, she serves as the Deputy Treasurer of the Maryland Democratic Party, a position she was recommended for by Governor Wes Moore. She is also the Executive Director of Emerge Maryland, an organization that trains Democratic women to run for office.
- Roger L. Emerson — Democratic Central Committee in Legislative District 43A, Maryland
Roger L. Emerson is a Democratic candidate running for the Democratic Central Committee in Legislative District 43A of Baltimore City, Maryland. His candidacy is for the upcoming Gubernatorial Primary Election. Publicly available information beyond his official candidacy filing with the Maryland State Board of Elections is limited. Emerson is listed as a male candidate for the Democratic State Central Committee in District 43A. The role of the committee involves managing party affairs, supporting Democratic candidates, and engaging in voter registration and outreach efforts within their jurisdiction to advance the party's principles.
- Hassan Giordano — Democratic Central Committee in Legislative District 43A, Maryland
Hassan Giordano is a public servant and community advocate running for the Democratic Central Committee in Maryland's Legislative District 43A. He serves as the Division Chief of External Affairs for the Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office, where he works to build trust and foster relationships between the office and the community. A writer and small business owner, Giordano has a history of civic engagement. He previously ran for Baltimore Clerk of the Circuit Court in 2018. His work focuses on enhancing communication and transparency within the justice system to better serve the residents of Baltimore.
- Keith Holt — Democratic Central Committee in Legislative District 43A, Maryland
Keith Holt is an award-winning community leader with over 20 years of experience advocating for marginalized communities. In 2022, he was elected to the Maryland Democratic Central Committee for Legislative District 43A. Holt serves as Chair of the Maryland Democratic Party's LGBTQ+ Diversity Leadership Council and President of the Maryland LGBTQ+ Chamber of Commerce, being the first African American to hold both positions. His career includes roles as Director of Community Engagement for the Baltimore City Council and the first Youth, Gender, and Sexual Minorities Outreach Coordinator for the Baltimore City Health Department.
- Justin Hunt — Democratic Central Committee in Legislative District 43A, Maryland
Justin Hunt is a Democratic candidate for the Democratic Central Committee in Maryland's Legislative District 43A. He was appointed to the committee on February 5, 2025. A resident of the Baltimore Metropolitan area since 2001, Hunt is a real estate agent with over 16 years of experience in sales and marketing. He is also the licensee of Dream at Legacy Bar & Bistro in Baltimore. Hunt attended Morgan State University and has a passion for serving others.
- Caleb L. Kurlantzick — Democratic Central Committee in Legislative District 43A, Maryland
Caleb L. Kurlantzick is a Democratic candidate for the Democratic Central Committee in Maryland's Legislative District 43A. With experience writing legislation at Baltimore City Hall, he is focused on modernizing voter outreach and recruiting new members to the Democratic Party. Kurlantzick has also led online civic education programs for an international audience. He has been involved in political campaigns and lobbying efforts within Maryland. As a student, he is the Editor-in-Chief of The Quaker Quill and runs the Activism and Business clubs. His campaign aims to build a thriving Democratic Party for future generations.
- John T. Willis — Democratic Central Committee in Legislative District 43A, Maryland
John T. Willis is a seasoned figure in Maryland politics, having served as the state's Secretary of State from 1995 to 2003. An attorney by profession, he is a graduate of Bucknell University and Harvard Law School. His extensive public service includes roles on the Democratic National Committee, the Governor's Executive Council, and chairing various state-level commissions. Willis has also been a member of the Democratic State Central Committee for Carroll County. A U.S. Army veteran and a published author on Maryland politics, he has taught at McDaniel College and the University of Baltimore. He is currently a Democratic candidate for the Democratic Central Committee in Legislative District 43A.
- Angie Winder — Democratic Central Committee in Legislative District 43A, Maryland
Angie Winder is a dedicated community advocate and an elected member of the Baltimore City Democratic State Central Committee for Legislative District 43A. First elected in 2018, she has served as the Chair for the 43rd Legislative District and is the Corresponding Secretary for the Committee. A homeowner in the district for over 18 years, her passion for public service was ignited after her late husband was a victim of homicide in Baltimore City. This tragedy inspired her to channel her grief into community action. She is the President of the Northeast Community Organization (NECO) and serves on several boards, including the Parent and Community Advisory Board and the Mervo Alumni Association.
- Shea Winpigler — Democratic Central Committee in Legislative District 43A, Maryland
Shea Winpigler is a candidate for the Democratic Central Committee in Maryland's Legislative District 43A. A graduate of the University of Maryland's Philip Merrill College of Journalism, she brings a background in communication and community engagement to her candidacy. Winpigler has served as a Constituent Services Aide for Baltimore City Councilman Antonio Glover, where she worked directly with residents to address their concerns. Her professional experience also includes work as a writer and vocalist. This diverse background in media, the arts, and local government informs her commitment to serving the residents of District 43A.