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DANA LEE DEMBROW, Democrat, District 20, Montgomery County. Member of
House of Delegates since 1987. Deputy Majority Whip, 1993—. Member, Judiciary
Committee, 1992—(chair, civil law & procedure subcommittee). Member, Constitu-
tional and Administrative Law Committee, 1987-92. Chair, County Affairs Committee,
Montgomery County Delegation. Born in Washington, DC, September 29, 1953. Attended
Montgomery County public schools; Springbrook High School, 1971; Duke University, B.A.,
cum laude, 1975 (varsity letter; political science honors); National Law Center, George
Washington University, J.D., 1980 (recipient, George Washington award; chair, student
dean search committee; editor-in-chief, The Advocate). Admitted to the bars of three juris-
dictions, including Maryland, 1980. Member or former member, American, Montgomery
County, Prince George's County and District of Columbia Bar Associations; Maryland Trial
Lawyers Association; Plaintiffs' Trial Lawyers Association. Member, Governor's Task Force
on Administrative Hearing Officers, 1987-88; Advisory Council to the Motion Picture and
Television Development Office (Maryland Film Commission), 1995—. President, Eastern
Montgomery, Kensington, Wheaton Democratic Club, 1989-90. Married; one child. District
Office: 2917 Schubert Dr., Silver Spring 20904-6893; tel. (301) 890-0225. Annapolis
office: 219 Lowe House Office Bldg., 21401-1991; tel. (301) 858-3052, (410) 841-
3052.

THOMAS E. DEWBERRY, Democrat, District 47B, Baltimore County. Member,
House of Delegates since 1989; Speaker Pro Tem, 1996—. Member, Appropriations
Committee, 1989— (capital budget subcomm.; oversight committee on personnel; over-
sight committee on program open space & agricultural land preservation; chair, public
safety & administration subcomm.). House Chair, Special Joint Committee on Legislative
Data Systems, 1992—. Member, Joint Expenditure Study Group on Education and Hu-
man Resources, 1991. Born in Baltimore, Maryland, April 29, 1951. Loyola High School;
University of Maryland Baltimore County, B.A., 1973; University of Baltimore School of
Law, J.D., 1977. Attorney. Senior Hearing Examiner, Public Service Commission. Member,
Commission on the Future of Maryland Courts, 1995—. Member, Maryland State Bar Assoc.
Democratic Staff Central Committee, Baltimore County, 1982-90 (chair, 1986-90). Chair,
Democratic State Party Rules Committee, 1986-89. Delegate, Democratic Party National
Convention, 1988. Chair, 12th Legislative District Democratic State Central Committee,
1982-1986. Past president, member, Board of Directors, Revisions, Inc., a psychosocial reha-
bilitation center, Catonsville. Board of Directors, Historical Old Salem, Inc. Member, Ca-
tonsville Chamber of Commerce; St. Agnes Knights of Columbus (past chair, officer); Hillcrest
Elementary & Catonsville Middle School PTAs. Treasurer, National Conference of Regula-
tory Attorneys Convention, 1988. Married; two children. District Office: 1002 Ingleside
Ave., Baltimore 21228. Annapolis office: 304 Lowe House Office Bldg., 21401-1991,
tel. (410) 841-3378.

JOHN P. DONOGHUE, Democrat, District 2C, Washington County. Member of
House of Delegates since 1991. Deputy Majority Whip, 1995. Member, Economic
Matters Committee, 1991— (chair, health insurance subcommittee); Joint Committee
on Federal Relations, 1993—. Chair, Washington County Delegation. Born in New York,
New York, May 24, 1957. St. Maria Goretti High School, Hagerstown; Catholic University
of America, B.A., 1981. Stockbroker, Wheat First Butcher Singer. Member, Maryland Civil
War Heritage Commission, 1992—. Member, Hagerstown City Council, 1989-90. Past
president, Washington County Unit, American Cancer Society. Member, Knights of Colum-
bus (4th degree). Married; four children. District office: 49 Summit Ave., Hagerstown
21740; tel. (301) 790-3780. Annapolis office: 321 Lowe House Office Bldg., 21401-
1991; tel. (301) 858-3447, (410) 841-3447.

ANN MARIE DOORY, Democrat, District 43, Baltimore City. Member, House of
Delegates since 1987. Vice-Chair, Judiciary Committee, 1995—. Member, Rules and
Executive Nominations Committee, 1995—. Member, Economic Matters Committee,
1987-94; Legislative Policy Committee, 1993-94. House Chair, Joint Committee on
Federal Relations, 1993-94. Parliamentarian, 1993-94. Past member, Workers' Compen-
sation Benefit and Insurance Oversight Committee; Joint Subcommittee on Maryland
Automobile Insurance Fund. Former legislative chair, Women Legislators of Maryland.
Member, International Trade Committee, National Conference of State Legislatures. Born
in Tankers, New York, August 19, 1954. St. Mary's Academy, Leonardtown, 1972; Towson
State University, B.A. (political science), 1976; University of Baltimore School of Law, J.D.,
1979. Attorney. Member, Maryland State and Women's Bar Associations. Counsel to Major-
ity Leader, State Senate, 1981. Former member, Baltimore Regional Council of Governments.
Elected member, Democratic State Central Committee, Baltimore City, 1982-86. Member,
Advisory Committee, University of Baltimore School of Law, 1988—; Maryland Tourism
Development Board, 1993—; Task Force on Sentencing and Intermediate Sanctions of Cabi-
net Council on Criminal and Juvenile Justice, 1995—. Board member, Central Maryland
Council of Girl Scouts. Married; two children. District office; 112 Taplow Rd., Baltimore
21212; tel. (410) 323-0401. Annapolis office: 121 Lowe House Office Bldg., 21401-
1991; tel. (410) 841-3476.