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Ariana with the rest of the District 16 Legislative Team
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Message from Ariana

I am honored and humbled to join Senator Brian Frosh and Delegates Bill Frick and Susan Lee on the District 16 legislative team.  Please know my door is always open to the residents of D16 (Bethesda, Glen Echo, Friendship Heights, Cabin John, Somerset and parts of Rockville and Potomac). I look forward to hearing from you and working with you on the issues that matter to our community. 

Sincerely,

 

Ariana Kelly

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2012 Legislative Session Wrap Up


Wait...What Just Happened in Annapolis?...............

It is my privilege to represent District 16 in the Maryland General Assembly. We have just completed the 2012 Legislative Session.  I am proud to report we passed major legislation to improve the health, education, safety, and civil rights of Marylanders, protect our natural environment, and support Maryland businesses as they create jobs during the continued economic recovery. 

However, our work is not yet done. It is widely expected the Governor will call us back to Annapolis within a few weeks for a special legislative session to make necessary improvements to the fiscal year 2013 budget. 

Here are some highlights from this year’s legislative session that I think will be of particular interest you and the communities in Bethesda, North Bethesda, Friendship Heights, Somerset, Glen Echo, Rockville, Cabin John, and Potomac:

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Why I Voted Against The Income Tax Bill

The Maryland General Assembly has just concluded its special legislative session, passing an income tax increase that will prevent significant cuts to important government programs, and K-12 and higher education.

Nothing is more important to me than our kids and their education. So why did I vote AGAINST this tax increase?

I am a progressive, and I strongly believe that those of us who have the ability to pay more for government services should do so. I know many of my constituents agree with this basic principle.

Unfortunately, the tax bill before us discriminated significantly against two-income working families with young kids. And that is something I simply could not support.  

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