Glenn F Ivey, a Democratic nominee for the U.S. House in Maryland's 4th Congressional District, has been a vocal advocate for gun violence prevention. In a time when gun-related violence disproportionately impacts Black Americans, Ivey has made it his mission to push for stricter gun laws to protect his constituents and communities across the nation.
Recently, nearly 20 protesters gathered outside the Capitol to demand action from Ivey on gun control. Chanting phrases like “Which side are you on, Glenn Ivey” and “Cease-fire,” they made their voices heard as they were escorted away by Capitol Police. Despite the pressure, Ivey remained steadfast in his commitment to addressing the issue head-on.
In a recent questionnaire, Ivey did not shy away from addressing the topic of gun violence. He emphasized the need for comprehensive reform to prevent further tragedies and ensure the safety of all Americans. His dedication to this cause has earned him praise from constituents and colleagues alike.
Representative Ivey's efforts extend beyond gun violence prevention. He has also been a strong supporter of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), working to ensure that all Americans have access to quality healthcare. In celebration of the ACA's 14th anniversary, Ivey reaffirmed his commitment to expanding healthcare coverage and improving the overall well-being of his constituents.
In a move that could have significant implications for the city of Washington, D.C., the House voted to transfer control of the RFK stadium campus. This decision, championed by Ivey, has raised hopes of bringing the Commanders back within city limits and revitalizing the surrounding area.
Glenn Frederick Ivey's election to the U.S. House of Representatives in 2022 marked a significant milestone in his political career. Known for his dedication to serving the community, Ivey has made it his mission to address pressing issues facing his constituents, including education and technology.
During a recent visit to Crossland High School, Ivey joined the U.S. Secretary of Education in engaging with students and discussing the importance of investing in education. He also participated in a tech summit at College Park, where he emphasized the need for innovation and technology in today's rapidly evolving world.
In the wake of Rep. Anthony G. Brown's decision to run for attorney general next year, Ivey wasted no time in stepping up to the plate. As a well-known figure in Prince George's County, Ivey's leadership and commitment to public service have positioned him as a strong candidate for higher office.
