The kick-off campaign fundraiser, held in College Park on August 29, 2018, raised some much needed new funds for the campaign.  It was also successful for bringing together Havis campaign supporters, some from far outside the local College Park area.  Those attended enjoyed the social conversation, as well our discussion about my plan to bringRead more about Kick-off Campaign Fundraiser[…]

On Sunday August 19, 2018, I attended outdoor worship services at the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Laurel, MD.  The weather was perfect, with music and a challenging message by Pastor Connie Miller.  In the photos, I’m shown with one member, Sam Morris, whose family comes originally from Liberia, West Africa. In the other, PastorRead more about Attending Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Laurel[…]

Lee was doing more sign waving to greet motorists in Laurel, MD on Thursday, August 16.  In the picture, he is shown with Frank Welsh (on left), who joined him in this event at the intersection of busy Rt. #198 and Van Dusen Rd.  Next sign-wave event is set for Beltsville, with specific location toRead more about More sign waving in Laurel[…]

Don Frazier, a political leader and member of the Taneytown city council in Carroll County, invited me to attend a gathering of his Tri-District Republican club in Northern Carroll County. The event, held on Saturday, August 11, afforded candidates such as myself for Maryland State Senate, and US Senate Candidate, Tony Campbell, an opportunity toRead more about Havis visits Carroll County[…]

On Thursday, August 9, the Havis campaign conducted a sign-wave in Laurel, at the intersection of Van Dusen Rd. and Cherry Lane. In the picture, members of the Havis “sign wave” team are shown with Havis team t-shirts after this event. From l to r, Lee Havis, Glenn Davis, and Frank and Barbara Welsh. KeepRead more about Sign Waving in Laurel, MD[…]

On August 1, 2018, the Havis campaign was in Odenton, MD, in Anne Arundel County, to conduct a signwave and voter greeting there during afternoon rush hour.  After the signwave, Lee and Frank met commuters at the Odenton train station.  Following that, they attended a fundraiser event for fellow Republican in LD21, Chike Anyanwu, whoRead more about Odenton Sign Wave – August 1, 2018[…]

On Sunday, July 29, 2018, I visited the First Baptist Church of Laurel to attend worship services and enjoy the company of members of the congregation.  Havis campaign supporter, Barbara Scott, was in the choir, and helped me get acquainted with various members of the church family, including the senior pastor, Brent Brewer, shown inRead more about Visit to First Baptist Church of Laurel[…]

On July 18, 2018, I participated in a Spanish language broadcast about issues of interest to the Hispanic community in America, focusing primarily on immigration and central America. I was joined in this “Dialogo en America” with the Democrat analyst, Walter Tijera . The moderator is Rosy Montesinos of the company, asiesmigente.com The video broadcastRead more about Dialogo en America[…]

At the Prince George’s County “Lincoln Day Dinner” in Bowie, MD on July 17, 2018, I attended to enjoy the company of other active Republicans and political leaders in the county. The keynote speaker was Cong. Jim Jordan of Ohio, an outspoken, prominent “freedom caucus” leader and possible contender for speaker of the house. InRead more about Lincoln Day Dinner with Cong. Jim Jordan[…]

On Sunday, July 15, 2018, I attended worship services at the Queen’s Chapel United Methodist Church in Beltsville, MD. Pastor William E. Butler is shown in two images. One image shows me introducing myself to the congregation. One church member, Frederick Smalls, is also a councilmember of the City of Laurel. He is shown inRead more about Queen’s Chapel Church – Beltsville[…]