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The fights from the floor, the committee room, and the neighborhood — public safety, lower costs, reliable energy, and local control across District 7A.

Ryan speaking at a Maryland Freedom Caucus press conference on lower electric bills
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A volunteer fire engine in its station bayPublic Safety & Local Wins

A new home for Middle River's volunteer firefighters.

$9 million in federal funding will replace the aging Middle River Volunteer Fire & Rescue station with the modern facility our first responders have earned.

Mar 2026 · 3 min readRead
A Baltimore County public school classroomGovernment Accountability

Put Baltimore County's schools under the watchdog's eye.

A $2.49 billion school budget deserves real, independent oversight. Our bipartisan bill lets the County's Inspector General follow those dollars to the classroom.

Feb 2026 · 5 min readRead
Ryan at a Maryland Freedom Caucus press conference calling for lower electric billsEnergy & Environment

Now You Know: Maryland's Energy Crisis

A substation failure at Brandon Shores left thousands in the dark and forced BGE to warn Marylanders to conserve power. The grid crisis is here — and Annapolis policy made it worse.

Aug 2025 · 4 min readRead
Delegate Nawrocki meeting with constituents alongside Delegate SzeligaLocal Issues

Eastern Avenue traffic — enough is enough.

Working with SHA, Senator Jennings, Councilman Marks, and Delegate Szeliga to slow down Eastern Boulevard.

Jul 2025 · 4 min readRead
Delegate Nawrocki touring a Baltimore County industrial facilityEnergy & Environment

Stop the power lines. Keep Brandon Shores open.

Power lines through our farmlands and the fight to keep our reliable energy infrastructure online.

Feb 2025 · 6 min readRead
Delegate Nawrocki at a press conference with the Maryland flagHousing & Property Rights

Maryland must protect property owners from squatters.

Common-sense legislation to protect Maryland homeowners, hold criminals accountable, and restore the rule of law.

Jan 2025 · 5 min readRead
Delegate Nawrocki at Martin State Airport in front of the American flagNational Security & Local Economy

Say NO to removing the flying mission of the Maryland Air National Guard.

Eliminating Maryland’s flying mission would erase 545 careers and the only joint-force fighter operation in the nation.

Sep 2024 · 6 min readRead
Delegate Nawrocki taking notes at his desk in the House of DelegatesTaxes

The War on Drivers — 338 new or increased taxes and fees.

Tracking the 338 new or increased taxes and fees laid upon Marylanders by the Moore Administration.

Jun 2024 · 5 min readRead
Delegate Nawrocki speaking on the floor of the Maryland House of DelegatesHousing

Dangerous Baltimore County and State housing bills.

Why the Housing Expansion and Affordability Act removes protections counties have spent years requesting.

Mar 2024 · 5 min readRead

On the Air

Ryan in the news.

From FOX45 and WMAR‑2 to WBAL — Delegate Nawrocki making the case for District 7A on Maryland television. Click any clip to watch.

Backing the BPD commissioner's criticism of juvenile ankle monitoring

Juvenile records bill nears approval as IG-access proposal stalls in Annapolis

Push for transparency: a bill to ensure Inspectors General can access documents

Del. Ryan Nawrocki discusses a possible statewide Inspector General

Face Off on energy issues with Del. Korman and Del. Nawrocki

Rep. Andy Harris calls Maryland's proposed congressional map 'unconstitutional'

Maryland Freedom Caucus pushes for new laws to secure voter registration

Maryland's budget woes — compared with thrifty neighbors Pennsylvania and Virginia

Del. Ryan Nawrocki talks the squatting issue with Baltimore housing

Calling for a special hearing to investigate issues at the State Dept. of Education

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