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Represent Maryland's Democratic Party within Baltimore City and bring District 46 perspectives into party business.
Baltimore City · Public Service
Martina Owens
Member, Maryland Democratic State Central Committee
Showing up.
Listening. Serving.
Public service begins with being present, hearing people clearly, and helping turn community priorities into action.
Elected to serveBaltimore City
01Present in the community
02Accessible and responsive
03Focused on service
About Martina
More than 20 years of public service—and counting.
Service rooted in people.
For more than 20 years, Martina Owens has dedicated her career to public service, helping others with compassion, integrity, and professionalism. Now, as a newly elected member of the Maryland Democratic State Central Committee representing the 46th Legislative District, she is honored to continue that commitment through civic leadership and community engagement.
A proud Baltimore resident, Martina believes lasting change begins by listening, serving, and working together to strengthen communities. She looks forward to serving alongside her fellow committee members on behalf of Baltimore and the State of Maryland.
Born and raised in the Cherry Hill community and now a longtime resident of Brooklyn, Martina has spent her entire life in the 46th Legislative District. Baltimore has been home for all 49 years of her life, and her community involvement includes the Cherry Hill Community Coalition.
Martina's official four-year term begins November 4, 2026.
The Committee
Local leadership with a statewide voice.
Organize
Support voter registration, education, outreach, fundraising, canvassing, and other grassroots activity.
Participate
Vote on committee business, serve on committees, and participate in Maryland Democratic Party projects and meetings.
Fulfill
Help fill certain vacancies in elected and party offices as provided by Maryland law and party rules.
Members elected to the Baltimore City Democratic State Central Committee also serve as members of the Maryland Democratic State Central Committee.
Community Journal
The work is documented in the places where it happens.
Election moments will introduce this story. As Martina begins serving, community meetings, neighborhood events, and constituent conversations will carry it forward.
June 23, 2026 Democratic Primary6,172
votes received
Share of candidate votes10.71%
in the vote-for-up-to-eight contest
Elected to serve
District 46 voters chose Martina as one of their representatives on the Democratic State Central Committee.
Updates
The work begins before the term does.
Preparing to serve District 46 and Baltimore City.
Newly elected members have been invited to attend meetings, join committee activities, and volunteer in voter outreach before the official transition. Meeting notes, community appearances, resources, and opportunities to participate will be shared here as Martina's service gets underway.
Stay Connected
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This site is being prepared for her new term. Official contact and social media information will be added as it is confirmed.
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