Delegate Vaughn Stewart

09/08/2026

I wrote something! And it’s about Donald Trump’s corruption—specifically, the crypto side hustle that has made his family a fortune while he’s been president.

I’m grateful that Senator Van Hollen and Senator Alsobrooks have been pushing for real safeguards against presidential self-dealing.

Super-hot take: maybe a president making money from crypto—and his allies in the Senate—shouldn’t write crypto rules with loopholes protecting his own financial interests.

Here’s a gift link:

Opinion: Senators should reject the CLARITY Act, which does little to prevent presidential self-enrichment through cryptocurrency, writes Del. Vaughn Stewart.

06/24/2026

We won. I’m so grateful to my friends and neighbors for trusting me again to represent their interests in Annapolis.

The challenges ahead are real. We have to defend Marylanders from the cruelty and chaos coming from Trump and his allies. But we also have to face the quieter crisis in so many families’ lives: people doing everything right and still finding it harder to afford groceries, rent, childcare, healthcare, and a little peace of mind.

That has to change.

This victory belongs to everyone who believes Maryland can be fairer, kinder, and more affordable. Now the work continues until everyone in our state can afford a dignified life.

06/23/2026

Vote before 8pm tonight! (Ideally, for me and the District 19 Team)

06/23/2026

Your last-minute Maryland voting guide 👇

✔️ Check your polling place before you go (Voter Lookup tool)

✔️ Never registered? Same-day registration at your polling place — bring proof of address

✔️ Mail-in ballot? Use a drop box, don’t risk the mail this late

✔️ Problem at the polls? Ask for a provisional ballot. It counts.

Polls open 7am–8pm tomorrow. Questions? Montgomery County Board of Elections: 240-777-8500.

06/16/2026

I got my start in public service as the policy director for Jamie Raskin’s first campaign for Congress. He’s been a mentor and friend ever since.

Today, Jamie is the leading defender of constitutional democracy in Congress, the top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, taking on Trump’s lawlessness every single day. And I’m humbled to have earned his endorsement for my reelection campaign.

Thank you, Jamie. 🗳️ Vote by June 23.

Vaughn Stewart is an effective progressive lawmaker representing Maryland’s District 19 in the House of Delegates. Known for his substantive approach to legislation, Vaughn brings the same energy, rigor, and perseverance to public service that have shaped his personal and professional life.

06/16/2026

Earlier this year, the Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act — the law people marched, bled, and died for in Selma.

Six unelected justices. One signature law of the civil rights movement. Gone.

They’re not judges. They’re politicians in robes.

But Maryland saw it coming. We passed the Maryland Voting Rights Act less than 24 hours before that ruling dropped. They gutted the federal law, not ours.

Voting rights are civil rights. I’ll always fight for them. 🗳️ Vote by June 23.

06/11/2026

“A little glitch.”

That’s what Trump called the prices crushing working families after he dragged us into an illegal war in Iran.

It’s not a glitch to anyone filling a gas tank or buying groceries. Washington has checked out. Maryland has to step up, and that’s the fight I’m in. 🗳️ Vote by June 23

06/08/2026

Everything costs more right now, and it’s not an accident.

Trump’s reckless war in Iran sent gas up $1.50 a gallon.

Groceries just saw their biggest spike in years.

Meanwhile corporations rake in record profits and use your own data to charge you more.

In Annapolis, I’m fighting back, and I’ll never stop. 🗳️ Vote by June 23.

05/27/2026

We’re just a few hours away from our final event of the campaign season. Y’all come!

05/01/2026

Spent yesterday afternoon with Finn’s first grade class reading Noodlephant. It’s a story about a pasta-loving elephant whose community rallies together when the deep-pocketed, powerful kangaroos decide the rules don’t apply to everyone equally.

The kids didn’t need much explanation. Some things are obvious to everyone—except the kangaroos.