Amy Leahy for Senate District 33Donate ↗
AMY’S 3 A’S

Plain priorities.
Practical answers.

Dig into the issue that matters to you. Each answer starts with what Amy would do for District 33.

01 / AFFORDABILITY

It shouldn’t cost this much to call Maryland home.

Public policy shows up on your electric bill, your tax bill and the price of a first home. Amy wants to bring costs down at the source.

Energy bills & data centers +
Build more reliable power in Maryland, including nuclear. Speed up permits for new generation. Make large data centers pay the grid costs they create, and protect nearby communities from noise and water impacts.
Homes families can afford +
Cut avoidable permitting delays. Encourage attainable homes where roads, services and transit can support them, while giving communities a real say in growth.
Taxes, retirees & small business +
Scrutinize spending before imposing new taxes and fees. Protect people on fixed incomes and make it easier for small employers to stay and grow.
02 / ACCOUNTABILITY

If you pay for it, you deserve to see it.

Amy’s government reform proposals would make votes, spending and results easier for residents to follow.

Open votes & honest budgets +
Publish committee votes, disclose what lobbyists seek, and compare cost forecasts with actual spending. Stop treating one-time transfers as a lasting budget fix.
Rules for government, too +
When a state agency breaks a rule it enforces on others, residents should have a meaningful path to accountability. Track how public dollars flow to agencies and nonprofits.
Safety, schools & elections +
Support victims and law enforcement. Take serious and repeat juvenile offenses seriously. Judge schools by student learning and protect transparent elections.
03 / ACCESSIBILITY

No one should need an inside connection to be heard.

Government services and decisions should make sense to the people affected by them.

Seniors & families +
Advocate for affordable healthcare and housing choices that let older Marylanders stay connected to family and community.
Disability services +
Protect access to dependable support for people with developmental disabilities and listen to families and caregivers when budget choices put care at risk.
Students & young workers +
Keep schools safe and focused on learning, respect privacy and fairness, and expand practical routes into good jobs.
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Let’s make District 33 heard.