From Alsobrooks HQ <[email protected]>
Subject Team Alsobrooks Newsletter
Date February 11, 2024 7:31 PM
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Greetings #TeamAlsobrooks,

We had another great week on the campaign trail, thank you to everyone who
showed up and showed out for us! Our growing support across the state is
truly inspiring. Having the privilege to speak with people across Maryland
and to envision a better future for our great state is truly remarkable! 

Take a look below for some highlights from the campaign trail and beyond!

We had a huge crowd of 150 people in Howard County and discussed issues
ranging from gun safety to reproductive rights to improving schools for
our kids. Special thanks to Howard County Executive Calvin Ball for
gathering such an outstanding crowd!

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In College Park, we had the pleasure of speaking with some UMD students
about issues they care about most. They shared their opinions and concerns
on diversity in Congress and how it reflects our country, the cost of
living and education, and the engagement of youth in politics. Students
are dialed in to what’s happening across the country and they’re ready to
vote in 2024!

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What a glorious Sunday in Baltimore! Thank you to Bishop Dwayne Debnam for
the powerful sermon and for inviting us to Morning Star Baptist Church.
Always great to see our friend, Baltimore County Executive Johnny
Olszewski. Another thank you to Bishop Donté L. Hickman for welcoming us
to the Southern Baptist Church for their special Black History Month
service. What a compelling reminder of the community’s strength and
resilience that continues to propel in order to achieve true equity.

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We met with local business owners at The Breakfast Club in Silver Spring,
where we had a fascinating discussion about the importance of investing in
small businesses throughout our state. Let’s fight to make sure
Marylanders in every zip code have the chance at economic prosperity!

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Thank you to Travis Bell for the hospitality you shared at Black Acres
Roastery, a coffee shop in Baltimore that not only makes the most amazing
coffee and pastries (still thinking about that almond croissant), but also
continues to innovate the coffee industry with their own brand of coffee
beans. Small businesses, like Black Acres Roastery, are the backbone of
our local economies. By providing crucial access to capital, we can ensure
that entrepreneurs of all backgrounds thrive.

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We had a wonderful conversation with the Silver Angels senior group in
East Baltimore about how to lower the costs of prescription drugs and how
we can make healthcare more accessible for seniors. It’s vital that we do
our part to support our elders, so they can enjoy a happy and healthy
retirement.

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As you can see, we had a jam-packed week with crowded events. We’re proud
to be the only grassroots campaign in this election. We are powered by the
people, by the many. That’s how we win this race. In May and November.

NEWS OF THE WEEK

NATIONAL PROFILE: [ [link removed] ]Maryland Senate candidate Angela Alsobrooks wants to
boost 'first chances' so the economy can thrive. She'd also like to see
the filibuster gone.

“Maryland Senate candidate Angela Alsobrooks stressed the importance of
‘first chances’ in boosting societal outcomes. ‘There is no economic
growth without us investing in humans,’ Alsobrooks told BI in an
interview.”

[ [link removed] ]National Organization for Women Political Action Committee endorses
Angela Alsobrooks

“I am thrilled to receive an endorsement from NOW PAC. I am committed to
being a fierce advocate for women in the Senate…”

[ [link removed] ]Angela Alsobrooks on the Dean Obeidallah Show on Sirius XM

“Alsobrooks told Dean Obeidallah that if elected to the Senate, she will
fight to protect the rights Republicans are trying to take away.”

[ [link removed] ]Prince George’s County Exec. Alsobrooks files paperwork to run for US
Senate

“Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks on Thursday filed the
paperwork with the State Board of Elections in her run for U.S. Senate.”

[ [link removed] ]7News sits down with Prince George's County Executive Angela
Alsobrooks

“From local first responders to the county budget to better serve the
community, 7News … joins Prince George's County Executive to talk about
your community, once again.” 

CAMPAIGN UPDATES

We’re extremely excited to announce that we’re accepting applications for
our Fellowship Program aimed at high school and college students. If you
know a young person looking to get some hands-on experience in politics,
encourage them to apply [ [link removed] ]here.

Here on Team Alsobrooks, we’re proud to be a campaign powered by
grassroots donors. We believe in Angela's ability to go further and do
better for our communities, and we know you do too! It’s going to take all
of us working together to get Angela over the finish line this November.

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SOCIALS

While we'll keep sending emails to keep you updated, the best way to keep
up with Angela is on our social media channels. Follow us on Twitter,
Facebook, and Instagram to follow along with us on the campaign trail!

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Sincerely,

Team Alsobrooks


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