Representative April McClain-Delaney, Democratic from Maryland

April McClain-Delaney

Representative April McClain-Delaney

April McClain-Delaney entered public service after a career as a communications policy advocate and nonprofit leader. Elected in 2024 to represent Maryland’s 6th Congressional District, she focuses on expanding broadband access, protecting children’s online privacy, and strengthening mental health resources. McClain-Delaney has played a leading role on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, where she authored legislation aimed at improving digital safety standards for minors. She approaches her work with a commitment to practical problem-solving, prioritizing the needs and voices of Maryland families in federal policy.

Policy Focus Areas

Agriculture and Food22%
Emergency Management22%
Armed Forces and National Security22%
Economics and Public Finance11%

Notable Legislation

Key legislative actions from April McClain-Delaney's record in Congress.

Digital Equity Advocacy

Promoted digital equity initiatives as Deputy Assistant Secretary at the National Telecommunications and Information Administration.

Broadband Expansion

Helped advance federal programs to expand high-speed internet access in underserved Maryland communities.

Online Child Safety

Worked to strengthen protections for children online through policy development and public awareness efforts.

Media Literacy Education

Supported media literacy education initiatives to empower Maryland families and students in the digital age.

Committee Assignments

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  • House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology
  • House Committee on Agriculture

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