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Del. Malcolm P. Ruff @MalcolmPRuff

A visionary leader, a tenacious advocate, and Democrat running for State Senate in West Baltimore.

Joined June 2025
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Del. Malcolm P. Ruff@MalcolmPRuff
7 Oct 2025
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10% of all workers in Maryland are federal public servants, and I’m glad that @GovWesMoore understands the gravity of this politically manufactured mess. Visit response.maryland.gov/federa… to see what resources are available if you're impacted.
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🚨 What’s moving in Maryland right now? 🏠 Protecting homeowners (HB130) 🏢 Safer buildings (HB553) ⚖️ Stronger juvenile oversight (HB776) 🏗️ More workforce housing (HB1279) These bills shape our communities. Pay attention. 🔍 mgaleg.maryland.gov #MDGA2026 #StayEngaged
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Two of my bills were heard in the House Judiciary Committee this month, an important step forward in the legislative process. #maryland #district41 #policy
Two of my bills were heard in the House Judiciary Committee this month — an important step forward in the legislative process. HB0169: Expands access to expungement for individuals who demonstrate rehabilitation and good cause, helping remove barriers to jobs and housing. HB1262: Strengthens standards addressing racial profiling and law enforcement conduct to promote accountability. Both bills now move to a committee work session and potential vote.

ALT Two of my bills were heard in the House Judiciary Committee this month — an important step forward in the legislative process. HB0169: Expands access to expungement for individuals who demonstrate rehabilitation and good cause, helping remove barriers to jobs and housing. HB1262: Strengthens standards addressing racial profiling and law enforcement conduct to promote accountability. Both bills now move to a committee work session and potential vote.

Two of my bills were heard in the House Judiciary Committee this month — an important step forward in the legislative process. HB0169: Expands access to expungement for individuals who demonstrate rehabilitation and good cause, helping remove barriers to jobs and housing. HB1262: Strengthens standards addressing racial profiling and law enforcement conduct to promote accountability. Both bills now move to a committee work session and potential vote.

ALT Two of my bills were heard in the House Judiciary Committee this month — an important step forward in the legislative process. HB0169: Expands access to expungement for individuals who demonstrate rehabilitation and good cause, helping remove barriers to jobs and housing. HB1262: Strengthens standards addressing racial profiling and law enforcement conduct to promote accountability. Both bills now move to a committee work session and potential vote.

Two of my bills were heard in the House Judiciary Committee this month — an important step forward in the legislative process. HB0169: Expands access to expungement for individuals who demonstrate rehabilitation and good cause, helping remove barriers to jobs and housing. HB1262: Strengthens standards addressing racial profiling and law enforcement conduct to promote accountability. Both bills now move to a committee work session and potential vote.

ALT Two of my bills were heard in the House Judiciary Committee this month — an important step forward in the legislative process. HB0169: Expands access to expungement for individuals who demonstrate rehabilitation and good cause, helping remove barriers to jobs and housing. HB1262: Strengthens standards addressing racial profiling and law enforcement conduct to promote accountability. Both bills now move to a committee work session and potential vote.

Two of my bills were heard in the House Judiciary Committee this month — an important step forward in the legislative process. HB0169: Expands access to expungement for individuals who demonstrate rehabilitation and good cause, helping remove barriers to jobs and housing. HB1262: Strengthens standards addressing racial profiling and law enforcement conduct to promote accountability. Both bills now move to a committee work session and potential vote.

ALT Two of my bills were heard in the House Judiciary Committee this month — an important step forward in the legislative process. HB0169: Expands access to expungement for individuals who demonstrate rehabilitation and good cause, helping remove barriers to jobs and housing. HB1262: Strengthens standards addressing racial profiling and law enforcement conduct to promote accountability. Both bills now move to a committee work session and potential vote.
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In trying times, I turn to prayer. I ask for courage to serve with honesty, clarity to do what is right, and grace to disagree without losing respect. I pray for wisdom in this work and lift up Marylanders across every county. With so much noise around us, integrity must lead.
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Across Maryland, rising energy costs are straining households. Bills of $800–$1,000 are not sustainable for families. That’s why we passed the Next Generation Energy Act and are advancing HB1 to stop ratepayers from subsidizing lobbying and bonuses.
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Leadership takes courage not comfort. As @attorneycrump shared Dr. King: what’s right isn’t always popular, correct, or safe. That’s how I lead. Baltimore deserves principle, compassion, and accountability. Honored to learn from mentors Ben Crump & Billy Murphy.
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A thriving Baltimore starts with strong neighborhoods and strong local businesses. At Pimlico, I fought to make sure redevelopment included real community benefits. As senator, I’ll keep building business districts that work for Baltimore, by Baltimore.
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For people of the past, present, and future, the legacy of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. will truly live as long as time itself. Dr. King’s conquest for multiracial suffrage is what made him a paragon for the leaders that he preceded. /1 #martinlutherkingday #MLKDay
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It was leaders like MLK that inspired me to pursue a career of public service & give back to the community that raised me as I am today. Today is a day not just to reflect on our past, but to envision our future. /2
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This campaign will remain focused on that very practice and I’m committed to doing everything I can to be the voice that District 41 needs. /3
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It’s the first day of the legislative session! It was a jampacked day in Annapolis, and it only gets busier from here for the next 90 business days. #mdga26 #mdpolitics
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Hey Charm City — YOU’RE INVITED! Get ready for the ultimate celebration of freedom, culture, and community. The 2026 Annual #RUFFHouse Juneteenth Jubilee is going down June 19th from 1-8pm at Penhurst Park! Subscribe for updates at Juneteenth.malcolmpruff.com.
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#HappyNewYear Baltimore! 2026 will be our year to make District 41 the main highlight in the State Senate. Does your New Year’s resolution include getting more steps in? Join our team for a day of canvassing by signing up at volunteer.malcolmpruff.com.

Volunteer — MALCOLM P. RUFF

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Del. Malcolm P. Ruff retweeted
Maryland State Department of Education
@MdPublicSchools
29 Dec 2025
Attention principals, assistant principals, and aspiring school leaders! Applications are open to join Maryland’s School Leadership Academy. Earn PD points as you learn to advance instructional excellence, equity-centered decision-making, and school improvement aligned with the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future! Learn more and apply today! bit.ly/453FqpM
Promotional image for the 2025-26 Maryland School Leadership Academy. The graphic includes a banner for applications, with a deadline of January 9, 2026, the MSDE logo, and features a stylized illustration of diverse figures and a shooting star.

ALT Promotional image for the 2025-26 Maryland School Leadership Academy. The graphic includes a banner for applications, with a deadline of January 9, 2026, the MSDE logo, and features a stylized illustration of diverse figures and a shooting star.
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I’m truly honored to announce that I have been appointed by our new Speaker Joseline Peña-Melnyk to serve as Chairman of the Capital Budget Subcommittee on Appropriations in the Maryland House of Delegates! /1 🧵
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From schools and public safety facilities to community centers and economic development, these decisions will shape what people see, touch, and rely on every day. /4
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I can’t wait to work with colleagues, local leaders, nonprofits, labor, and residents from every corner of the state to ensure our capital dollars are spent fairly, transparently, and equitably, especially in communities that have waited far too long to be prioritized. /5
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Del. Malcolm P. Ruff retweeted
Brandon M. Scott
@MayorBMScott
30 Dec 2025
Baltimore will be ending the year with the lowest number of homicides in DECADES. We know that this work isn't finished yet. We have a long way to go. But this is real progress.
The Baltimore Banner
@BaltimoreBanner
29 Dec 2025
Analysis: Baltimore homicides declined furthest, fastest in the country as killings could reach a 48-year low buff.ly/uCm8Ak9
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❤️ for the struggle, 🖤 for the people, 💚 for the future. #HappyKwanzaa to all who celebrate!
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