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Thursday, January 10, 2019

Mathias Thanks His Constituents

As I write this on my last full day as your state senator for District 38, I want to thank all my constituents and our neighbors in Somerset, Wicomico and Worcester counties for the privilege of serving you and our Lower Eastern Shore.
My 2018 campaign provided you, the voters of our district, a summary of my accomplishments, my leadership and my relationship-building across our local, state, and federal governments and agencies. Here are some of what I think are highlights:
❚ In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, I secured critical FEMA aid to
Crisfield and Somerset County residents.
❚ I protected our legacy agriculture and poultry industries.
❚ For our loved ones entrenched in a fight against cancer, my legislation offered enhanced access and more timely treatment.
❚ My legislation continued to fund the dualization of Route 113, one of the most dangerous roadways in Maryland.
❚ My work provided opportunities and respect for our veterans.
❚ I helped to protect our environment — our oceans, bays, and open spaces — that are so important
to our Shore legacy and tourism industry.
This list only scratches the surface of the accomplishments we achieved together through your efforts and support during my 12 total years as a member of the Maryland House of Delegates and Maryland Senate, as well as my 16 years spent in service to the town of Ocean City as the mayor and a member of the Town Council.
The need for effective leadership for the Lower Shore, Eastern Shore and all of Maryland continues. I remain fully committed to the successes of the people of our Eastern Shore, its legacy and its future as we establish our goals and priorities for the continued success of our families here.
All people. All Maryland. Always.

8 comments:

  1. Thank You Senator Mathias. I am a Republican but I still thank you for all your years of service. May you enjoy your time away from the political arena. Best Wishes for many years of happiness, health and prosperity. God Bless

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  2. The fire sprinkler cost you the election Jim.

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  3. To bad you voted your party over your constituents. If you had voted the wishes of the people that had elected you into office then you would still be "REPRESENTING" them.

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  4. Obama and Mathias are two of a kind. Both Democrats, both legends in their own minds and both out of government work.

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  5. Yeah he is gone and now a much more liberal democrat in Annapolis will chair the agriculture committee....why? because Carozza is at the bottom of the list of the permanent minority party...way to go, eastern shore fools HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

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  6. The views and political BS coming from the democratic
    politicians in Annapolis, do not represent the Patriots
    of the eastern shore of MD. We will prevail...

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