UPDATED: June 20th, 2018
Serving District 46 during the past four years has been the honor of my life. It has been challenging as our City has struggled through difficult times, and it has been continually rewarding, as I have met and worked with people from around the district to build up our City – break barriers and create opportunities.
I’m constantly inspired, delighted, and moved by the work that Baltimoreans do to make their neighborhoods, communities, and City a better place for everyone to live. It has been a joy and an honor to work with them – and YOU – to do this work. I am so humbled by the endorsements that I have received from so many of those great people that I have worked with around District 46.
Every other day we’ll add another photo and quote from a District 46 neighbor so check back here throughout the Democratic Primary Election for more Community Endorsements.
“Often one’s deeds go untold but I find it more fitting to give praise when due. I support Delegate Brooke Lierman because she is a tireless fighter in uplifting and supporting Communities and Residents. Brooke attends Cherry Hill Community Meetings, Participates in our Prayer Walks, Safe Street Shooting Responses, Cherry Hill Public Safety Meeting, numerous Cherry Hill Events and activities that involved youth and adults. Brooke puts others before herself!” – Cleo Walker, Cherry Hill
“Without Brooke’s untiring efforts on its behalf, Francis Scott Key School’s new library would never have become a reality in 2017. She worked for two years to help obtain the necessary funding from the State, as well as from the Weinberg Foundation, and our students have benefited greatly as a result. She has always been willing to expend as much effort as necessary in helping the Locust Point neighborhood solve some of our more difficult challenges. She is respectful in her approach, yet persists until an issue is resolved. We would be delighted to have her continue representing us as our State Delegate” – Hap & Cheryl Duffey, Locust Point
“I am proud to support Brooke Lierman and Team 46. Brooke is always accessible when I need her, understands the challenges that my community faces and is helping to put together a plan to address them. She is also the number one advocate this City has for improving our public transit system. Without Brooke’s leadership, MTA would be lost – we need her to keep fighting for better public transit in Baltimore.” – Liam Davis, Greektown
Del. Brooke Lierman earns her stripes everyday she’s in office. Her sleeves stayed “rolled up,” as it was evident when I had exhausted all my options to keep my mom out of a nursing home. Alzheimer’s is a disease that affects not only my mom but many Marylanders. Brooke was a valuable resource at the state level as she cut through all the red tape and directed me to the person in charge of adult medical daycare. My mom was in fact eligible for adult medical daycare, and I was able to remained full time employed because of Brooke’s efforts. So my mother and I are forever grateful to Brooke and her tireless work.” – Mary Alexander, McElderry Park
Brooke’s capacity to listen, understand a situation and be a solution seeker is why she has garnered my full support. Thanks to Brooke’s tenacity and leadership, many efforts within the business community to bring resources to our neighborhood have found a true champion.
Brooke played a huge role in getting us engaged in local politics. She inspired us to shift our focus from national politics to what was actually attainable on a local level. I can walk up and down my street and point things that she facilitated to make better. Brooke is what’s working with our state government and she needs to continue that work so our business and neighborhood can continue to thrive.
We know Brooke and her family and know that she is the person we want representing us. She’s a great mom, a thoughtful neighbor, and is passionate about our city. We can rely on Brooke to take the time to listen if we ever have a concern or issue. She’s a great champion for our neighbors and friends in Annapolis.
– Sheyla Laviera and Aiyana Boykin