Amy Leahy is dedicated to representing your values with her 3 A's
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828 Riverside Drive
Pasadena, MD 21122
by authority of John Spencer, Treasurer

Energy costs, increased taxes, vehicle registration fees that have doubled under Governor Moore and your Democrat legislators. The cost of living and doing business in Maryland is driving out retirees, businesses, and working families.

Democrats in the Maryland Legislature, in conjunction with Governor Wes Moore , have added programs that need money from you, the citizen ATM. I will work to measure the government by results - not promises - to ensure every dollar is spent wisely and accounted for. Transparency that is true is the key, not false promises.

We can achieve again the quality of life we valued in our state with it's diverse population and landscape. We can make our schools top rated again by focusing on academics over policies that divide us. We can honor parent's rights and protect our girls by listening to common sense.

I have known Amy Leahy for over 40 years starting when she came to work for the county budget office in 1983. During my 8 years as Anne Arundel County Executive, I worked with the budget office and Amy to find ways to aggressively fund purchases of land for future parks as well as land preservation.
Amy built her career in county governmen
I have known Amy Leahy for over 40 years starting when she came to work for the county budget office in 1983. During my 8 years as Anne Arundel County Executive, I worked with the budget office and Amy to find ways to aggressively fund purchases of land for future parks as well as land preservation.
Amy built her career in county government based on hard work and devotion to the citizens of Anne Arundel County. She is a true public servant. She is a mom and wife who has raised her family in this county since moving here 40 years ago. She has been a tireless volunteer in countless organizations that add tremendously to the quality of life in her community. In short Amy Leahy knows the county from the perspective of an ordinary citizen who has worked for its citizens as public servant, volunteered in numerous organizations that have addressed the needs and concerns of its residents and as an employee of the county government. In my opinion Amy reflects the values of Anne Arundel County people as well as anyone I know.
Amy would make an outstanding State Senator because she knows the good people of this county and will listen to their concerns and fight for their interests. She is smart, hardworking and cares about regular folks. In a phrase, Amy is one of us.
Jim Lighthizer
Former Anne Arundel County Executive, State Delegate, Maryland Secretary of Transportation

Amy became a convert to the Republican party during my time as Governor of Maryland. She then became involved with Republican politics and has been a long-time supporter of, and advocate for Republicans since switching political parties. Her first mentor was Congresswoman Marjorie Holt who was at that time still an active GOP influencer.
Amy became a convert to the Republican party during my time as Governor of Maryland. She then became involved with Republican politics and has been a long-time supporter of, and advocate for Republicans since switching political parties. Her first mentor was Congresswoman Marjorie Holt who was at that time still an active GOP influencer. Amy became a member of the Severna Park Republican Women’s Club and over the years has served as a member of the SPRWC board. As president of SPRWC she led the organization to win many national awards from their parent organization, the National Federation of Republican Women. Under her leadership she and the club members have helped many Republicans win elections.
Amy has proven leadership skills and many achievements in her resume and has shown herself to be a dedicated conservative. I am confident Amy will continue her success and commitment to conservative values and the community as a legislator, and I endorse her for Senate in Anne Arundel County's District 33.
Robert L. Ehrlich
Governor, 2003-2007
Congressman, 1995-2003
Member, House of Delegates, 1987-1995








Getting out the vote and speaking to people about the importance of being an informed voter.

Amy believes in the power of supporting local small businesses, keeping communities vibrant. Shown here at the Chamber's Shop Local event in Park Plaza.

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.

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. Working together, WE.All.WIN!

With proven experience in environmental initiatives, Amy champions policies that prioritize environmentally sensitive growth for our district. Working through the Greater Severna Park Council, Amy volunteers her time and experience to keep our communities from overdevelopment.

Amy has served for 11 years on the planning committee that started the Eastern District Police's National Night Out event. The event started at Earleigh Heights Volunteer Fire Station and grew so big it had to be moved to the current location at Kinder Farm Park.

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Biological males competing in girl's sports compromises girls' ability to obtain sports scholarships and endangers their physical being. Amy is shown here with Riley Gaines, former champion competitive swimmer at Penn State who is a spokesperson for fairness in sports and supporter of Title IX.

On August 4th, Democrat Legislators in Annapolis voted to change the Maryland Constitution by placing an amendment on the November ballot that would change the way Congressional Districts may be drawn. Amy testified against the bill on behalf of all Marylanders who will be disenfranchised if the amendment passes.

Support local farming! Anne Arundel County was known for its produce in the not too far off past. Farm trucks regularly made their way into Baltimore with vegetables, fruit and eggs that fed the people. We have a legacy that is still important for our community.

As you can see, District 33 is large and very diverse. Amy is committed to an open door policy when elected. She served Anne Arundel County under five county executives, working with budgets, Parks and Recreation & community services.

Honoring those who have served our community as Officer Swartz did keeping our kids safe at SPHS while the SRO.

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.

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.

Our local Chambers of Commerce are advocates for small businesses that make our communities healthy and vibrant. They need our support by shopping local and protecting their continuance.
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