Issues & Platform
What Lino will fight for in Annapolis
Forty years standing with working families, and one test for every bill: does this make life better for the people of the Shore?
Good jobs and fair wages
The dignity of work.
Four decades in the trades. Lino will push for high-wage local jobs, apprenticeships that train young people without college debt, prevailing wage, and project labor agreements.
Lower the cost of living
Fairness for families.
Housing that working families can actually afford, plus relief on the utility bills squeezing Shore households. Growth should lower costs for residents, not raise them.
A voice for the Shore
Representation and service.
Leadership that listens to residents and works collaboratively so the Eastern Shore is not overlooked when Annapolis makes decisions about its future.
Strong, welcoming community
We stand beside each other.
Rooted in resilience and grit. Lino believes community is who you stand beside, and that every voice deserves a place at the table.
The plan
Three commitments Lino will bring to the State Senate.
1
Listen to the Lower Shore
Hold the door open to residents, bring them into the decisions, and keep coming back to check the work.
2
Deliver the basics families need
School funding in Worcester, affordable housing in Wicomico, food security in Somerset, plus workforce training and good-paying jobs across the district.
3
Accountability
Common-sense solutions with transparency, and one test for every bill: does this make life better for District 38?
What success looks like
A stronger Shore where every family has a chance to rise, costs are under control, good jobs come home, and the Eastern Shore has a seat at the table when Annapolis decides its future.
Why it matters
Without a strong voice, the Shore keeps getting overlooked, utility bills keep climbing, and young people leave to find good work. This race is about making sure District families are heard.