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Darryl
Barnes
Darryl
Barnes
● Delegate Darryl Barnes works tirelessly to strengthen our communities.
● Delegate Darryl Barnes works tirelessly to strengthen our communities.
● Member of the House of Delegates since January 14, 2015
● Committee Member – Racing and Gaming, Revenues, and Local Revenues
● Member, County Affairs Committee, Prince George’s County Delegation, 2015
● Member, Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland, 2015- (parliamentarian, 2015-16; 1st vice-chair, 2016-18, Chairman, 2018-Present)
● Maryland Veterans Caucus, 2015
● Deputy Majority Whip, 2017-Present
● Subcommittee Chairman of Local Revenues in Ways & Means
A Lifetime of Service
Darryl Barnes a Washington D.C. native possesses a broad range of more than 20 years of experience as an entrepreneur, small business owner, non-profit founder and community activist – demonstrating not only his passion for success but also his passion for helping others.
Having successfully launched businesses including sports management, real estate development, information technology (IT), Darryl diverse background has afforded him the opportunity and exposure to lead, direct, participate in and facilitate a host of opportunities and initiatives that impact help our communities thrive.
Community Issues
Delegate Darryl Barnes advocates on behalf of Maryland communities to impact positive change and improve policies.
Bills
See the legislation that the delegate helps bring to life for a better Maryland.
Doing the Work
In 2014, Darryl ran for the House of Delegates and won in the 25th District. Since being sworn into office in January 2015, Delegate Barnes serves on the Ways & Means Committee which handles issue areas such as gaming, taxes, and education. As a small business owner who founded a non-profit that embodies his view that success can only come if you help others along the way; Delegate Barnes is committed to working on issues related to education, economic development, human rights, reentry and criminal justice reform.
Darryl is a veteran of both the U.S. Navy and Army lives in Prince Georges County, MD and is married; with two sons, Dylan and Drew.
