1. Ryan Nawrocki is a member of the Maryland House of Delegates for District 7A in north Baltimore County, Maryland.
15 Facts About Ryan Nawrocki
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Ryan Nawrocki was previously a candidate for the Baltimore County Council in District 6 in 2010 and 2018.
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Ryan Nawrocki first got involved in politics by working in the Maryland Transit Administration, at which time he was the youngest appointee in the administration of Maryland governor Bob Ehrlich.
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In 2010, Ryan Nawrocki unsuccessfully ran for the Baltimore County Council.
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Ryan Nawrocki was defeated by Democratic nominee Cathy Bevins by 503 votes.
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In January 2016, Ryan Nawrocki was appointed as senior director for the Maryland Transit Administration.
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Ryan Nawrocki operated his own public relations firm, Red White and Blue LLC, which was hired by Maryland Environmental Service director Roy McGrath at a cost of $10,000 per month for work that included "challenge coins", writing remarks for senior staff including McGrath, note cards, and installation of new artwork in conference room.
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In February 2022, Ryan Nawrocki announced his candidacy for the Maryland House of Delegates in District 7A.
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Ryan Nawrocki won the Republican primary, coming in second place behind Szeliga with 27.6 percent of the vote.
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Ryan Nawrocki was sworn into the Maryland House of Delegates on January 11,2023.
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Ryan Nawrocki is a member of the House Environment and Transportation Committee and the Maryland Freedom Caucus.
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In May 2024, Ryan Nawrocki signed onto a letter condemning the jury's guilty verdict in the Trump hush money trial, calling the ruling a "political prosecution from a kangaroo court and left-leaning prosecutor" that is turning the US justice system into a "third world parody of law and order".
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Ryan Nawrocki attends religious services at the Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church and is a member of the church's Knights of Columbus council.
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Ryan Nawrocki's wife said in an interview with The Baltimore Sun that the police reports don't represent what really happened.
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Ryan Nawrocki accused his opponent, incumbent county councilmember Cathy Bevins, of sending the protesters to his event, an accusation which Bevins called "absolutely ridiculous".