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Born and raised in Akron, Ohio, Christopher Armstrong graduated cum laude from the University of Akron with a B.A. in History before earning his law degree with honors from The Ohio State University College of Law in 1989. He and his wife, Terri, married in 1991 and are proud parents of their daughter, Grace, who is currently pursuing a doctoral degree in clinical psychology in Chicago.

Mike Bibb is a lifelong Marylander with a career rooted in public service and community leadership. He began his career as a correctional officer in Prince George's County and dedicated 20 years as a volunteer firefighter. Mike later served in housing and community development roles with Prince George's County and the Maryland Department of Housing, where he worked as an energy inspector helping improve homes for low-income families. Since retiring in 2023, he has remained active in the workforce and deeply engaged in civic life.

Marvin Foster's story is rooted in perseverance, community, and service. After moving to Talbot County from Belle Glade, Florida in 1995 as a teenager searching for direction, Marvin found more than just a place to live — he found a community that helped shape his future. The mentors, opportunities, and relationships he built throughout Talbot County helped guide him into the man, father, mentor, and leader he is today.

Pete Lesher is in his second term on Talbot County Council and currently serves as Council Vice President.

Brian Naranjo brings decades of leadership, public service, and real-world problem-solving experience to his campaign for Talbot County Council. A retired senior U.S. Foreign Service officer, Naranjo spent 32 years serving the nation in more than 50 countries, including senior diplomatic postings in Mexico, Canada, and Venezuela, where he managed large, complex organizations and helped navigate major international challenges.

Edmund Barrett lives in Salisbury with his wife, Kristin, and enjoys spending time on the Wicomico River, biking and kayaking around the Eastern Shore. Together, they have four grown children and a deep appreciation for the community they call home.

Katie Clendaniel is a lifelong Eastern Shore resident, community advocate, and nonprofit leader who is running for the Maryland Senate to help build a stronger future for the communities she calls home.

Michele Johnson is a public servant, nonprofit leader, and community advocate who has spent her career helping Marylanders build stronger communities and expand opportunities for future generations.

An Easton native, Xavier Rahim grew up in the Talbot County Public School System. Upon graduating from Easton High School, he started his next chapter at Chesapeake College before transferring to Salisbury University with a major in English.

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Emily Jackson is running for a third term on the Talbot County Board of Education for District 4, building on eight years of dedicated service to the students and families of Talbot County. As Board President for the past three years, she has led with a steady focus on data-driven decision-making, strategic investment, and measurable results — keeping Talbot County Public Schools a stable and competitive district where elementary schools and reading performance continue to rank among the strongest on the Eastern Shore.

Kate Taylor Logan is a combat veteran, public affairs professional, waterwoman, mother of four, and candidate for the Talbot County Board of Education, District 7. With more than 15 years of experience in public service, communications, and community engagement at the federal, state, and local levels, Kate has dedicated her career to serving families, strengthening communities, and advocating for meaningful public impact.