Anthony Brown and Ken Ulman Meet with Voters across Maryland

Press Release

Over a busy weekend of campaign events, Anthony Brown and Ken Ulman met with Marylanders all across the state, speaking to voters about their vision for building a better Maryland and the clear choice between Anthony Brown and Larry Hogan this fall.

Friday and Saturday, Brown campaigned in Baltimore County with Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger, visiting an area manufacturer and speaking with voters in Dundalk and Rosedale. Brown also addressed attendees at events in Greenbelt and Baltimore, while holding a meeting with Maryland faith leaders in Largo. Ulman spent Sunday speaking with voters in Takoma Park and firing up Democratic volunteers in Charles County, while Jaki Ulman spent time addressing volunteers in Howard County.

"Anthony Brown has shown that he understands the unique challenges and opportunities in the Baltimore region and I was impressed by his energy and enthusiasm as we met with constituents across Baltimore County this weekend," said Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger. "He is committed to representing the interests of all Marylanders in Annapolis."

"I thank each and every Marylander in the Brown-Ulman Brigade giving their time and support to make sure voters understand the crucial choice between our support for working families and middle class values and Larry Hogan's dangerous Republican agenda," said Lt. Governor Anthony G. Brown. "Throughout this election, Ken Ulman and I have been determined to build the strongest grassroots campaign Maryland has ever seen, and it's this support that is key as we work to achieve our priorities of strengthening working families, expanding Pre-K to every Maryland child, and improving our business climate so our economy can continue to grow."

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