Malcolm P. Ruff
What this job does: Your district's one senator in the Maryland Senate (47 members). Senators write and vote on state laws and taxes and propose changes to the state constitution for voters to decide, like the questions on this ballot. A term is four years.
- Current office
- State Delegate, District 41 (since 2023)
- Occupation
- Trial attorney
- Lives in
- Baltimore City
Background
- J.D., University of Baltimore (2012); bachelor's degree, Duke University (2006). source: ballotready.org
- Trial attorney at Murphy, Falcon & Murphy (2018 to present); earlier at Saller & Bishop (2014-2018). source: ballotready.org
- Previously an assistant state's attorney in Baltimore City and Baltimore County. source: marylandmatters.org
- Appointed in 2023 to a District 41 seat in the House of Delegates; serves on the Appropriations Committee. source: marylandmatters.org
In their own words
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- Public safety: accountable policing, second-chance programs and community-based violence interruption. source: ballotready.org
- Fully fund the Blueprint for Maryland's Future and modern school buildings. source: ballotready.org
- Lower utility costs for ratepayers. source: ballotready.org
- Expand affordable housing and protect homeowners from displacement. source: ballotready.org
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