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Check Your StatusNancy King currently serves as the Majority Leader in the State Senate, where she works to pass legislation which benefits all Marylanders. She is a former Board of Education President, a lifelong advocate for our public schools, and a mother of three.
Learn More About Senator KingNancy King’s commitment to Montgomery County schools began when her own children attended our local schools, and deepened when she became president of the PTA and the Montgomery County Board of Education.
Learn MoreWe must reduce our dependence on fossil fuels, improve the quality of our water and our air, and crack down on overdevelopment in environmentally sensitive areas. Nancy has a record of securing real results in all three of these areas.
Learn MoreAs a parent, Nancy King understands the need to keep our communities safe. She has voted to strengthen penalties for child abuse and fought to crack down on school bullying, gang violence.
Learn MoreThe Women Legislators of Maryland was founded in 1972 when Delegate Pauline Menes was offered a position as Chair of the Bathroom Committee and given a fur-lined toilet seat by Speaker Lowe to mark the “momentous” occasion.
Senate Majority Leader King participates in the a bill signing that puts close to $2 billion in tax breaks for seniors and families into law.
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