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Maggie McIntosh

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Matters Committee. In 2001, she was named House Majority Leader after a previous stint as Deputy Majority Whip (1995–98), and became the first woman in Maryland history to serve as majority leader. In January 2003, McIntosh was named chairman of the House Environmental Matters Committee, which handles legislation regarding not just the environment, natural resources, and agriculture, but also transportation, housing, and local government. In January 2015, McIntosh was appointed to chair the House Appropriations Committee, the first woman in the history of Maryland to do so, overseeing the state operating and capital budgets, supplementary appropriations bills, state and county bond authorizations, higher education institutions, state and local agency procedures and programs, collective bargaining, social services, and state personnel and pension matters.
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Delegate McIntosh is the first woman to chair the powerful Appropriations Committee in Maryland's House of Delegates, after being the first woman to be appointed majority leader in the House of Delegates and the first openly gay elected member of the Maryland General Assembly in March 2003. McIntosh
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Maggie McIntosh was appointed to fill a vacancy in the House of Delegates in November 1992, when Delegate Anne Perkins accepted a teaching position in China. Two years later she was elected to a full term representing the 42nd District of Baltimore City and parts of Baltimore County. She has been
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In the House of Delegates, McIntosh first served on the Appropriations Committee. She chaired the Subcommittee on Personnel and was a member of the Education and Economic Development and Capitol Subcommittees. In 1998, McIntosh assumed the position of Vice Chairman of the Commerce and Government
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She would later spend nine years working for the City of Baltimore at the Commission on Aging and Retirement Education, serving from 1985 to 1988 as the Director of Pre-Retirement Education. During that time, she was heavily involved in Democratic campaigns, including those of
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Restoration Act, which funded upgrades at wastewater treatment plants around the state, is among McIntosh's accomplishments, as well as an annexation measure passed in 2006 in which she brought counties and municipalities together.
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Co-sponsored HB 860 (Baltimore City Public Schools Construction and Revitalization Act of 2013). Signed by the Governor on May 16, 2013, the new law approved 1.1 billion dollars to construct new schools in Baltimore
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in 1987. An educator, she taught art in the Baltimore City Public Schools from 1972–78, before becoming an adjunct instructor of continuing education at Catonsville Community College (now known as the
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issued a Governor's Citation to McIntosh, and signed a bill into law creating the Maggie McIntosh School Arts Fund, which invests $ 250,000 a year into arts projects in Baltimore City public schools.
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is also the first woman to serve as the chairman of the Environmental Matters Committee where she has steered several major legislative initiatives to passage. The
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from 1993 to 2023. She is a former Baltimore City Public School teacher who now chairs one of the six standing committees of the Maryland House of Delegates. A
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In November 2021, McIntosh announced that she would retire from the House of Delegates at the end of her term in 2022. On April 1, 2022, Governor
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re-elected in 1998, 2002, 2006 and 2010, but had to run in a substantially different district after the post-2000 round of
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Elected Vice-Chair of The Chesapeake Bay Commission (2012–present)
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McIntosh received her Bachelor's Degree in arts education from
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list of most influential Maryland state delegates for 2010
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presenting McIntosh with a governor's citation, 2022
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Index


Maryland House of Delegates
Delores G. Kelley
Susan L. M. Aumann
Elizabeth Embry
42nd district
43rd district
Quinter, Kansas
Democratic
Independence Community College
Wichita State University
BA
Johns Hopkins University
MS
Official website
American politician
Maryland
Maryland House of Delegates
Democrat
43rd district
Baltimore City
Wichita State University
Johns Hopkins University
Catonsville
Community College of Baltimore County
Michael Dukakis
Barbara Mikulski
1980
2008 Democratic National Conventions
Hillary Clinton

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