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Pasadena, MD 21122
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Meet Amy Leahy: Your Community-Focused Candidate for MD 33
Amy Leahy is dedicated to fostering a strong, friendly and family-oriented community in Maryland's District 33. With over twenty years of experience in community engagement and local governance, she has consistently demonstrated her commitment to listening to residents and advocating for their needs. Once elected, her focus will be her 3 A'S: Affordability, Accountability and Accessibility. Our government is here to serve YOU, not itself. By building genuine partnerships with residents and organizations, Amy will work tirelessly to create workable solutions that enhance our quality of life. Her transparent and approachable style ensures that every voice is heard and valued.
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A community advocate, Amy leverages her years of experience in public service to connect directly with the people she aims to represent. Her focus is on government transparency, proactive solutions, and legislation that addresses the unique challenges of this large and diverse district. She will focus on common sense and kitchen table concerns.
With a background in political strategy and engagement, Mike brings strategic expertise to Amy's campaign. He brings experience in working on Robert Neall's and Larry Hogan's campaigns, and is ensuring that Amy's campaign reflects the values and concerns of the community, while researching relevant issues.
Susan Woolridge has experience as a contract manager in the public sector. She has experience in bringing volunteers to the table, organizing and planning. she ensures that Amy's vision and message resonate with voters across Maryland's 33rd district.
Amy has the support of people who would like to see common sense and traditional family values in our community. Amy supports our police, fire and teachers in their jobs that protect and serve us.
Amy is also a proponent of small businesses and will fight for lower taxes and regulations put on them, especially the Democrat's recent push to incrementally rais the minimum wage to $30 an hour.
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Supporting Local Businesses
Amy believes in the power of supporting local businesses, keeping communities vibrant. Shown here at the Chamber's Shop Local event in Park Plaza.
Building Community Partnerships
In Amy's role with the Greater Severna Park Council and as a former Anne Arundel County employee, she is a champion of supporting our Police.
Keeping folks engaged
Getting out the vote and speaking to people.
It Takes a Team
Amy's focus on fostering relationships and supporting other like-minded people who want to serve their communities creates a strong team of public servants.
With proven experience in environmental initiatives, Amy champions policies that prioritize environmentally sensitive growth for our district. Working with developers, the Office of Planning and Zoning and the Greater Severna Park Council, Amy volunteers her time and expertise to keep our communities from overdevelopment.
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Advocating for Safety in Girls Sports
Biological men competing in girl's sports compromises girls' ability to obtain sports scholarships and endangers their physical beings. Shown here with Riley Gaines, former champion competitive swimmer at Penn State.
Being in the Community
For many years Amy has participated in the Chamber of Commerce's Independence Day Parade as a member of the Severna Park Republican Women. As an Army 'brat' she was raised on military bases in Germany and throughout the United States. USA! USA! USA!
Excercise your Rights!
Amy supports voter ID in Maryland's elections.
Empowering Local Initiatives
Support grassroots projects that uplift our community and foster collaboration among residents. Engage directly with voters to understand their needs and aspirations for a better future.
Your Community. Your Voice
As you can see, District 33 is large and diverse. Amy is committed to an open door policy when elected.
She served under County Executive Laura Neuman as a Constituent Services Representative and after retiring from Anne Arundel County she continued working as a volunteer with the Greater Severna Park Council where she has chaired the Planning, Zoning and Legislative Committee.
Our Communities
Honoring those who have served our community, as Officer Swartz did keeping our kids safe at SPHS while the SRO. Amy also served on the board of ASPIRE - The Association for Severna Park Improvement, Renewal and Enhancement - that was instrumental in creating the fabulous paintings on the back sides of buildings along the B&A Trail Park in downtown Severna Park.
Community Matters
Amy has been a volunteer for the B&A Trail park by maintaining the Pet Garden by Severna Park Elementary School. She also volunteered in SPES and led a Girl Scout Troop while her daughter attended.
Build the Key Bridge!
We in the Legislature, should band together to insist on the rebuilding of the Francis Scott Key Bridge as quickly as possible. It's shameful that after over two years we are back to square one choosing a contractor.
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Questions?
What is Amy Leahy’s main focus as a candidate for MD 33?
Amy Leahy is dedicated to working with the Maryland Legislature to lower energy costs and taxes, and removing the fees created by the current governor. By monitoring wasteful spending, cutting the money given to corporations by the current elected officials and paid for by you the hard working people of District 33, we can afford to dedicate funding to the people who are the most vulnerable.
How can I get involved in Amy’s campaign?
You can support Amy in various ways, including volunteering, attending events, and/or spreading the word in your community. Visit the 'Get Involved' section of our website for more information on how you can contribute. Anyone wishing to host a 'meet & greet' could also use this portal.
What specific qualifications does Amy Leahy bring to her candidacy?
With years of experience in local advocacy and community service, Amy has a proven track record of effective leadership and addressing the needs of the community. As a former Constituent Services Representative for Anne Arundel County Executive Laura Neuman, and currently serving as the Vice President for Public Affairs for the Greater Severna Park Council, Amy is uniquely qualified to advocate for the community.
How does Amy plan to engage with constituents during her campaign?
Amy prioritizes direct communication with constituents through meetings, neighborhood 'meet and greets', and knocking on doors during her campaign. She believes in listening to the community to help form her policies.
Are there any fundraising events for Amy’s campaign?
Yes, we will have various fundraising events throughout the campaign season. Check the 'Events' section on our website for upcoming opportunities to support and meet Amy.
How will Amy ensure that her policies reflect the needs of the community?
Amy commits to putting the needs of the community and ensuring the safety of people in creating policies that truly reflect the values and needs of Maryland's District 33.
What are the key dates for the upcoming elections?
Election dates, including registration deadlines and polling information, can be found on the Maryland State Board of Elections website.
For the General Election, Tuesday, November 3, 2026:
Registration Deadlines:By MailTuesday, October 13, 2026
In PersonTuesday, November 3, 2026
OnlineTuesday, October 13, 2026
How can I contact Amy’s campaign team with further questions?
Come out! I would love to meet you hear your concerns. You may also use the contact form on our website or send an email to info@amyleahyformd33.com. We are here!
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