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Maryland State Delegate Jamila Woods represents Legislative District 26, Prince George’s County, currently serving on the Health and Government Operations Committee, and the Insurance and Pharmaceuticals, as well as the Health Occupations and Long-Term Care Subcommittees.

As a respected leader in the General Assembly, Delegate Woods serves on the Executive Board of the Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland, was appointed to the Rare Disease Advisory Council of the Maryland Department of Health, as well as the 911 Specialist Recruitment and Retention workgroup, and the Maryland Caregiving Commission. She is also a State Director for Women in Government.

Delegate Woods' priorities are reflected in her meaningful delivery of results. She was primary sponsor for numerous bills, passed into law, including:

• HB666, expanding insurance coverage for calcium score testing for individuals at high risk for heart disease.
• HB970, prohibiting insurance delays in insulin treatment.
• HB404, "Gabriel's Law," named in honor of her late son, which establishes clear, mandatory procedures for critical wellness check requests, preventing undue delays and potential loss of life.

The bills were successfully cross-filed in the Senate.

Delegate Woods also co-sponsored over 150 bills aimed at enhancing the well-being of Maryland residents across all 6 Committees in Maryland's House of Delegates, consisting of: Appropriations, Economic Matters, Environment and Transportation, Health and Government Operations, Judiciary, and Ways and Means.

Most Notably, Delegate Woods has been able to get the majority of bills she sponsored passed and signed into law, as a Freshman Delegate, by the end of her 3rd session. That's both unprecedented and what delivering results looks like!!!

Your support is vital to re-elect Delegate Woods, so she can continue the progress she is delivering to District 26 and Maryland.

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