Yonelle Moore Lee Launches Maryland Delegate Campaign in District 27A: Experience, Integrity, Results

WALDORF, MD – Yonelle Moore Lee, Esq., a respected attorney, seasoned mediator, and widely recognized education leader, has officially announced her Democratic candidacy for Maryland Delegate in District 27A. With over a quarter-century of legal expertise and a proven track record of impactful public service, Moore Lee's campaign is built on a message of Experience. Integrity. Results. Currently serving on the Charles County Board of Education, where she helps guide a $529 million school system, her leadership has been instrumental in advancing student achievement, accountability, and equity across the district and earning state and national recognition in education governance.

Moore Lee’s comprehensive and pragmatic platform addresses six core priorities directly impacting District 27A families: fully funding high-quality public schools and expanding career pathways; strengthening workforce development and supporting small businesses for economic empowerment; closing healthcare access gaps, especially in mental and maternal care, for health equity; investing in prevention-focused public safety strategies; balancing growth with protections for affordable housing; and advancing infrastructure for improved transportation. Her campaign emphasizes action over promises, aiming to deliver tangible improvements for residents.

Informed by her professional achievements and lived experience as a wife to a decorated Marine Corps veteran and mother of three, Moore Lee deeply understands the challenges families face. Her diverse career spanning family law, criminal law, veterans law, mediation, and small business ownership provides a well-rounded perspective. Known for her collaborative, data-driven leadership, she is committed to bringing diverse voices together to resolve complex issues and strengthen schools, grow the economy, protect communities, and expand opportunities for every family in Prince George's and Charles Counties.