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JAMES BROCHIN
Democrat, District 42, Baltimore County
James Senate Office Building, Room 221
11 Bladen St., Annapolis, MD 21401
(410) 841-3648, (301) 858-3648
1-800-492-7122, ext. 3648 (toll free)
e-mail: jim.brochin@senate.state.md.us
fax: (410) 841-3643, (301) 858-3643
Member of Senate since January 8, 2003. Member, Judicial Proceedings Committee, 2007-; Joint Committee on Administrative, Executive and Legislative Review, 2003-; Special Committee on Substance Abuse, 2007-; Executive Nominations Committee, 2015-; Joint Committee on Legislative Ethics, 2015-.
Member, Judicial Proceedings Committee, 2003-04; Joint Committee on Federal Relations, 2003-06; Education, Health and Environmental Affairs Committee, 2004-06 (environment subcommittee, 2004-06; ethics & election law subcommittee, 2004-06). Member, Maryland Bicycle and Pedestrian Caucus, 2004-. Member, National Conference of State Legislatures (law & criminal justice committee, 2005-; legislative effectiveness & state government committee, 2005-07; legislative effectiveness committee, 2007-).
Member, Environmental Restoration and Development Task Force, 2003.
Born in Baltimore, Maryland, February 22, 1964. Attended Pikesville High School, Pikesville, Maryland; University of North Carolina at Greensboro, B.A. (political science), 1986; University of Maryland, College Park, M.A. (government & politics), 1990. Legislative analyst, Maryland Senate President, 1989. Lobbyist, Baltimore County, 1990-91. Campaign manager, American Joe Miedusiewski, 1993-94. Political science instructor, Catonsville Campus, Community College of Baltimore County, 1990-98; Towson University, 1994-. Insurance broker, 2000-. Former business owner (real estate company). Senior political writer, Baltimore Magazine, 1994-2001. Advisory Board, Maryland Center for Character Education. Legislator of the Year, Maryland State's Attorneys Association, 2003. Legislator of the Year, American Institute of Architects, 2004. One child.
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