UBalt Law Graduates Find Success in Maryland's Primary Elections

Celebrating leaders committed to justice and public service

The University of Baltimore School of Law prepares lawyers not only to practice law but to lead. That mission was reflected in Maryland's June primary elections, in which 16 UBalt Law alumni running for public office found success and will move forward to the general election in November. Nine alumni will move forward in pursuit of circuit court judgeships, while seven will advance in races for state and local government offices—continuing the law school's proud tradition of graduates who leverage their legal education to serve their communities and strengthen the rule of law.

Candidates for State and Local Government Office

• Ufuoma Agarin, J.D. '21 - Democratic Central Committee for District 40.  
• Adrian Boafo, B.A. '16 - 5th Congressional District.
• Robert G. Cassilly, J.D. '88 - Harford County Executive.
• Ann Colt Leitess, J.D. '88 - States Attorney for Anne Arundel County.
• Byron E. McFarlane, J.D. '08 - Registrar of Wills for Howard County.
• Malcolm Ruff, J.D. '12 - State Senator in the 41st District.
• Caylin Young, J.D. '16 -  45th Delegate seat (2nd). 
   
  

  Candidates for Circuit Court Judgeships

• Elizabeth Adams, J.D. '99 - Anne Arundel County 
• Philip T. Cronan, J.D. '01 - Talbot County 
• Victor M. Del Pino, J.D. '02 - Montgomery County  
• Maurice C. Frazier, J.D. '06 - Howard County 
• Ginina A. Jackson-Stevenson, J.D. '01 - Anne Arundel County 
• Julia Ann Minner, J.D. '90 - Frederick County 
• Ralph Sapia, J.D. '02 - Baltimore County 
• Thomas R. Tompsett, Jr., J.D. '05 - Baltimore County 
• Levi S. Zaslow, J.D. '08 - Baltimore City

We are thrilled to celebrate alumni who give back to their communities, and we wish our alumni continued success as they seek to serve their communities through public office.

If you know of any alumni who had electoral success and are not included on this list, please share the news! Email lawalumni@ubalt.edu.