Cory V. McCray

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Cory V. McCray

U.S.A.

Party Democrat
Latest Campaign State Senate
Date of Birth October 31, 1982 (Age: 43)
Overall Community Sentiment: Neutral

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Overview
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Personal Background

Cory V. McCray holds an Associate degree in business management and a Bachelor of Arts degree from the National Labor College. He has managed McCray Properties, LLC since 2004. McCray has held various leadership roles in public service, including serving on the Baltimore City Board of Elections and forming the B.E.S.T. Democratic Club. He has been elected to both the Maryland House of Delegates and the Maryland Senate, where he has chaired multiple committees and subcommittees. McCray has also been involved in educational initiatives and public safety councils.

Political Ideas

Cory V. McCray's political identity is marked by a blend of grassroots advocacy and strategic policy alignments, often surprising given his background. His legislative record reveals unexpected convergences with opposing factions on environmental regulations, showcasing a highly calculated approach to regional industrial interests. McCray's rhetorical style is rooted in personal narrative, emphasizing his journey from incarceration to leadership, which he frames as a testament to the power of second chances and community investment.

Campaigns
2022: Maryland State Senate
ELECTED

Election History

2022 Maryland's 45th Senate district election

24,903 votes (98.80%)

Win

Position Details

2018: Maryland State Senate
ELECTED

Election History

Maryland Senate District 45 General Election

29,608 votes (98.80%)

Win

Maryland Senate District 45 Democratic Primary Election

7,735 votes (58.40%)

Win
2014: Maryland State House of Representatives

Election History

Maryland House of Delegates District 45 General Election

17,123 votes (27.60%)

Loss

Maryland House of Delegates District 45 Democratic Primary Election

5,624 votes (19.50%)

Loss