FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Dec. 21, 2021
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Wes Moore for Maryland Governor Campaign announces Mary Tydings as Treasurer
Tydings, of Easton, brings decades of experience and deep connections to Maryland politics to the campaign
EASTON, Md (Dec. 21, 2021) – The Wes Moore for Maryland Governor campaign has announced that effective immediately, Mary Tydings will serve as the campaign’s treasurer.
“I’ve been around Maryland politics my entire life, and I know Wes Moore presents a once-in-a generation opportunity to govern inclusively and change the trajectories of families across this state,” Tydings said. “I am honored to serve as campaign treasurer, and excited to join Wes in making increased work, wages, and wealth a reality for Maryland’s families.”
Tydings, the daughter of the late Sen. Joseph Tydings, has been active in Maryland politics for her entire life, especially in the Eastern Shore. For 36 years, she worked at a leading executive search firm, rising to lead the firm’s social impact recruiting efforts.
“I’ve seen Mary Tydings in action on the Eastern Shore,” Wes Moore said. “She is a deeply experienced leader in Maryland politics and an incredible addition to our team, and I am grateful to have her as our campaign treasurer.”
“I am thrilled that Mary Tydings will serve as our treasurer and join this dynamic team to expand economic opportunity across the state of Maryland,” Candidate for Lieutenant Governor former Del. Aruna Miller said.
Since launching the campaign in June, the Wes Moore for Maryland Governor Campaign has generated remarkable momentum, earning the endorsements of former Maryland Governor and Prince George’s County Executive Parris Glendening; Maryland Democratic Party Michael Cryor and Susie Turnbull; VoteVetsPAC, one of the top veterans advocacy organizations in the country; The Baltimore Fire Officers Union Local 964; Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman; Sen. Obie Patterson (District 27); Sen. Delores Kelley (District 10); Montgomery County Councilmember Will Jawando (At Large); Sen. Cheryl Kagan (District 17); Del. Kumar Barve (District 17); Baltimore City Councilmembers Zeke Cohen (District 1); Mark Conway (District 4); James Torrence (District 7); John Bullock (District 9); Phylicia Porter (District 10); Eric Costello (District 11); Robert Stokes (District 12); Odette Ramos (District 14); Sen. Antonio Hayes (District 40); and Delegates Marlon Amprey (District 40); Frank Conaway, Jr. (District 40); Melissa Wells (District 40); and Stephanie Smith (District 45), who is Chair of the Baltimore City Delegation.
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