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At the MDGOP dinner, June 30, 2026 in Anne Arundel County, Jeff Landry, Governor of Louisiana was the featured speaker. Among other things, he emphasized that the one who wins in elections in the end is not the one who shouts the loudest, but the one who “doesn’t quit”. Good advice! At the dinner, I… Continue reading Red, White and Blue Dinner in Anne Arundel County

On May 6, 2026, the Anne Arundel Republican Central Committee met in Pasadena, Maryland for their regular monthly meeting to organize Republican activities in Anne Arundel County.  Before their meeting, a time was set aside to meet with and help support local Re;publican candidates in the country.  Since Lee’s Legislative District 21 includes a number… Continue reading Meeting with Anne Arundel Republicans

On April 23, 2026, Lee attended a forum for candidates in Prince George’s County in the 2026 elections.  The event was sponsored by a variety of non-partisan community groups to give local candidates a chance to present their positions to local voters in attendance.   Since Lee’s district includes a good portion of northern Prince… Continue reading Candidate Forum in Laurel

On April 23, 2026, Lee attended a job fair for members of the African community living in the Beltsville, MD area.  At this event, he met a number of the local African-American citizens who were interested in discussing Republican campaign activities.  Lee also met other Maryland Republican candidates at this event, such as Jesse Peed… Continue reading African Job Fair in Beltsville

Have you ever received a “speed camera” ticket in the mail? If so, you have already probably figured out that it is NOT about traffic safety, but rather a clever way for devious state and local politicians to gouge the citizens for more government revenue, without calling it a “tax”. Since 2009, this “driver’s tax”… Continue reading No to Speed Cameras

On Saturday, September 17, 2022, from 1:00 – 3:00 PM, a fundraising luncheon was held at the Bob Evans Restaurant in Laurel, MD. After lunch, discussion focused on such practical issues as how to assure fair and honest elections in Maryland. I pointed out how the Maryland General Assembly, dominated by narrow political interests of… Continue reading Havis for Senate Fundraiser

In College Park, MD, on July 27, 2022, my campaign held a “kick-off to the General” fundraiser event at the local FVW center in my hometown. In my comments to those attending, I spoke about the need for a re-direction of the Maryland General Assembly, to break the chains of entrenched partisan control to inflate… Continue reading College Park fundraiser – July 27, 2022

In my campaign for Maryland State Senate, I emphasized that improving public education required more choice and competition, free market solutions, rather than government control through censorship and monopoly to a dysfunctional and obsolete system more about expanding a bloated government employment than the education of students. On November 29, 2018, the Kirwan Commission to… Continue reading Kirwan Commission – Education Reform

Summary Introduction RESULTS: for Havis – 22.4% – 9,311 votes.  For opponent – 77.5% – 32,262 votes.  Money raised: $26,000  Mobilized 500 Volunteers, donors and supporters. – From this year-long campaign experience, I learned how hard it is to overcome a well-funded, tightly organized and entrenched “machine” style opposition.  The strength of this machine came… Continue reading Election Results – what happened?

My campaign for Maryland state senate in LD21 includes visits to churches in the district. On Sunday, October 21, 2018, I enjoyed the service and meeting members of the “Touch of Love” church in Laurel. In the picture, I’m with pastor Wale Maye, a native of Nigeria. Thanks to all the good people I have… Continue reading “Touch of Love” in Laurel