State Delegate Candidate Shaara Watts: Her Vision For A Sustainable, Affordable Southern Maryland - The BayNet
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SOLOMONS, Md. — Shaara Watts has watched Southern Maryland change over the years. As a candidate for state delegate in District 29C, she aims to create a sustainable future for the home she loves.
Watts is running as a Democrat for the seat currently held by Del. Todd Morgan, R. District 29C encompasses parts of both Calvert and St. Mary’s counties, including popular destinations like Solomons and Leonardtown. Watts has spent most of her life in Maryland, working in the legal field and as a systems analyst for the federal government. She’s seen firsthand the changes that her home has undergone — and instead of promising more of the same, she has a different idea for Southern Maryland’s future. Keep it rural, don’t depend on tax breaks to bring in heavy industry.
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