Dear All:
http://picasaweb.google.com/Commissioner.AnisAhmed/MarylandGovernorSElection2010#
Starting with slogan, "Maryland moves forward, not backward", Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley has urged voters around the nation and the statewide to cast votes to show their supports to Barack Obama and to the Democratic National Party candidates. He also asked Marylanders to exercise their voting rights by casting even before November 2, 2010 as the State of Maryland is implementing "Early Voting" for the Gubernatorial General Election first time in history.
He made this statement at a statewide grand campaign for the National, State and local election 2010 yesterday, 10/23/2010 in Silver Spring, Maryland. Governor Martin O'Malley, US Congresswomen Donna Edward, MD Attorney General Douglas Gansler, Deputy State House Leader Del. Susan Lee, MD Democratic National Council (DNC) Chairperson Susan Turnbull, several State and Local law makers, Commissioners of Governor's Commissions, and DNC and community leaders attended the rally of thousands people.
Several artists from immigrant communities have performed dances, songs, choreographs, bit drums as a showcase of the richness of diverse cultures in Maryland. Ms. Anannya, a Bangladeshi American has attracted audiences and received thunderous applauds for her beautiful Bangladeshi dance and elegant outfit.
Judge Chung Pak, Adviser and Dr. Partha Pillai, Director Coalition of American Pacific American Democrats (CAPAD), Commissioners Kamala Edwards and Anis Ahmed, and Miss Anannya were with the dignitaries at the stage while Governor Martin O'Malley addressed the rally.
Please visit following website to see photos of the grand election rally:
http://picasaweb.google.com/Commissioner.AnisAhmed
http://picasaweb.google.com/Commissioner.AnisAhmed/MarylandGovernorSElection2010#
Thanks,
Anis Ahmed
Maryland, USA
http://picasaweb.google.com/Commissioner.AnisAhmed/MarylandGovernorSElection2010#
Starting with slogan, "Maryland moves forward, not backward", Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley has urged voters around the nation and the statewide to cast votes to show their supports to Barack Obama and to the Democratic National Party candidates. He also asked Marylanders to exercise their voting rights by casting even before November 2, 2010 as the State of Maryland is implementing "Early Voting" for the Gubernatorial General Election first time in history.
He made this statement at a statewide grand campaign for the National, State and local election 2010 yesterday, 10/23/2010 in Silver Spring, Maryland. Governor Martin O'Malley, US Congresswomen Donna Edward, MD Attorney General Douglas Gansler, Deputy State House Leader Del. Susan Lee, MD Democratic National Council (DNC) Chairperson Susan Turnbull, several State and Local law makers, Commissioners of Governor's Commissions, and DNC and community leaders attended the rally of thousands people.
Several artists from immigrant communities have performed dances, songs, choreographs, bit drums as a showcase of the richness of diverse cultures in Maryland. Ms. Anannya, a Bangladeshi American has attracted audiences and received thunderous applauds for her beautiful Bangladeshi dance and elegant outfit.
Judge Chung Pak, Adviser and Dr. Partha Pillai, Director Coalition of American Pacific American Democrats (CAPAD), Commissioners Kamala Edwards and Anis Ahmed, and Miss Anannya were with the dignitaries at the stage while Governor Martin O'Malley addressed the rally.
Please visit following website to see photos of the grand election rally:
http://picasaweb.google.com/Commissioner.AnisAhmed
http://picasaweb.google.com/Commissioner.AnisAhmed/MarylandGovernorSElection2010#
Thanks,
Anis Ahmed
Maryland, USA
