Brett Shepherd for House of Delegates - District 6

06/24/2026

To every candidate, volunteer, and supporter whose primary campaign came up short:

Your work still matters.

You knocked doors, made calls, talked to neighbors, handed out literature, stood outside polling places, and fought for what you believed in. That kind of civic energy should not disappear just because one race ended.

If you still want to make a difference, I’d be honored to have your help collecting petition signatures, reaching voters, and building something independent of party politics.

You do not have to agree with me on everything. You just have to believe voters deserve more choices.

Message me if you want to help.

06/24/2026

The primary is over.

District 6 voters now know what the November choice is shaping up to be:

Three Republican incumbents.
Three Democratic nominees.
One Independent voice.

I’m not running to serve a party. I’m running to give the people of Dundalk, Essex, Edgemere, Sparrows Point, Fort Howard, and the rest of District 6 another option.

The Republican primary returned the same incumbents.
The Democratic primary offered no real contest.
Now it’s time to give voters a real choice in November.

But I need your help to get there.

Independent candidates do not get handed ballot access. We have to earn it one signature at a time.

If you believe District 6 deserves someone who is not tied to Annapolis party politics, please sign my petition.

No Suit. No Strings. Just more choices.

Welcome

06/23/2026

Using the political party welfare system to my advantage. Or as they call it, “Primary Election.”

Currently at Grange Elementary to pick up signatures. Stop by, sign my petition and help put an Independent in Annapolis.

06/23/2026

Baltimore City Democrats!
I encourage you to vote Sabrina Tapp-Harper your next Baltimore City Sheriff.

It’s time to get some common sense back in that office.

06/22/2026

Had a little fun while still promoting the campaign.

Shepfor6.com

06/20/2026

Another productive day on the campaign trail.

Today I:

• Collected petition signatures at North Point Flea Market

• Continued petitioning at Eastpoint Mall

• Shot content for a new campaign video

• Met with a leader from the Working Class Party to discuss the challenges facing working people and independent/3rd party candidates in Maryland

Building an independent campaign isn’t glamorous. There are no party machines collecting signatures for us and no taxpayer-funded primary to put us on the ballot.

Every signature, every conversation, and every new connection brings us one step closer.

06/20/2026

Come on out to help set up the fair.

Tear down is Monday, June 29th at 7:30 am.. Also can use some people if they want to start sunday after the main act is done. Thank you so much!!!

When you get there on the day of set up ask for Michelle

06/19/2026

The closure of Eastpoint Mall DOES NOT affect Flagship Cinemas Eastpoint.

I can say from personal experience that Flagship has done a lot to keep this theater modern while still keeping a community-first approach.

They have some of the most comfortable theater seats, competitive ticket prices, and they continue to give families in our community a place to enjoy a night out without having to leave the district.

Toy Story 5 came out today and is playing at Flagship Eastpoint. Take the family out this weekend, support a local theater, and support a business that continues to keep people from our community employed.

Eastpoint Mall may be closing, but Eastern Baltimore County is not closed for business.

We just wanted to confirm in case anyone saw this article - the photo is incorrect. We are not part of any closure and we will remain OPEN FOR BUSINESS!

Please spread the word and come see a movie! 🍿 🎥

Showtimes and tickets at flagshipcinemas.com

06/19/2026

Blessed Jubilee Day.

Juneteenth reminds us that freedom must be protected, strengthened, and carried forward by each generation.

Its recognition as a national holiday helped bring more Americans into that reflection — not just as history, but as a reminder of the shared values that should unite us: freedom, dignity, justice, and hope.

May this day be one of remembrance, gratitude, and purpose.