Articles - State Senator Mike McKay for Maryland District 1

Public Invitation to Provide Testimony to the Maryland Redistricting Commission

November 12, 2025

Members of the public are invited to register to offer verbal testimony to the Maryland Redistricting Commission. Testimony is limited to three minutes, and screen sharing will not be available…

Georges Creek Task Force Action Report

November 10, 2025

On May 13, 2025 a slow-moving rainfall event caused flash flooding conditions in western Allegany County, where flooding occurred in both the Braddock Run and Georges Creek tributaries to the…

Maryland Legislators Urge Utility Leaders to Address Rising Energy Costs and Data Center Impacts

November 3, 2025

We are a group of Maryland legislators writing to urge you to use your voting powers and influence at PJM to address the increasing pressure on electricity rates and reliability…

Request for Senate Chaplain Recommendations – 2026 Legislative Session

November 3, 2025

The Office of the Secretary of the Senate is now scheduling clergy and religious leaders from each legislative district to deliver daily invocations during the 2026 Maryland General Assembly Session.

Moore’s Missed Leadership: Governor Plays Catch-Up on SNAP Relief After Public Pressure

October 30, 2025

Today, Maryland Senate Minority Leader Steve Hershey and Senate Minority Whip Justin Ready responded to reports that Governor Wes Moore will announce a state plan to maintain Supplemental Nutrition Assistance…

Senator Mike McKay Calls on Governor Moore to Declare State of Emergency for Rural Allegany County Communities Facing Water Crisis

October 30, 2025

Families in several Allegany County communities — including Bel Air, Pinto, Glen Oaks, and Highland Estates — are facing an escalating public health crisis due to unaffordable and unreliable access…

October 2025 Newsletter

October 29, 2025

Senator Mike McKay is pleased to announce that his Senatorial Scholarships have been awarded for the 2025–2026 academic year to deserving students residing in Maryland’s Legislative District 1. This year,…

Moore, Democrats Put Politics First as Marylanders Pay the Price

October 1, 2025

The federal government is now shut down — and Maryland families, workers, and small businesses are once again paying the price. With one of the highest concentrations of federal employees…