Sarah Kelly Elfreth

Sarah Kelly Elfreth was born on 1988-09-09.

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Sarah Kelly Elfreth's gender is recorded as F in the unitedstates/congress-legislators dataset.

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Sarah Kelly Elfreth served as U.S. Representative from MD-03 (Democrat) from 2025-01-03 to 2027-01-03.

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Sarah Kelly Elfreth is listed by the FEC as a Democrat candidate for U.S. House in MD-03 in the 2026 election cycle.

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Sarah Kelly Elfreth has 52 videos in the C-SPAN Video Library.

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Sarah Kelly Elfreth is a Democratic Representative for Maryland's 3rd district.

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- On June 28th, 2018, a gunman tragically killed five members of our hometown newspaper, the Capital Gazette. Yet, eight years later, I – and so many in our community – am still asking a simple question: what progress have we made in preventing this tragedy from happening again?

Source: x.com retrieved Jun 30, 2026

- One of the perks of being so close to D.C. is bringing young people to our nation’s capitol! This week, Sophie, an incredible PhD student and Howard County native, joined us in Washington to talk about her environmental research and how she can continue advocating for her

Source: x.com retrieved Jun 30, 2026

- The very real consequences of the inaction of Republicans in Congress are impacting Marylanders. By refusing to extend the ACA tax credits and prioritize health care affordability, our neighbors are already paying the price through their premiums - and further inaction will cause

Source: x.com retrieved Jun 30, 2026

- What happened after Congress passed one of the most consequential, bipartisan bills to lower housing costs in a generation? President Trump refused to sign it this morning – and the reason is worse than you think.

Source: x.com retrieved Jun 30, 2026

- 50 years ago, for the first time in our country’s history, women were allowed to enroll in our military academies. Despite facing sexism, harassment, and prejudice, the first class of women cadets demonstrated unwavering bravery and courage – ultimately proving that women belong

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- 11 years ago today, the Supreme Court made a landmark ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges – legalizing same-sex marriage and forever changing the direction of our nation. When James Obergefell and John Arthur flew from Ohio to Maryland to get legally married, they paved the way for

Source: x.com retrieved Jun 30, 2026