Del. Diana M. Fennell (Democrat) is a resilient public servant.

Del. Diana M. Fennell (Democrat) is a resilient public servant, a dedicated advocate for the people of Maryland, and a breast cancer survivor. Initiating her political career in 1995 as a Council Member for the Town of Colmar Manor, she later served as the town's Mayor from 2000 to 2010. Elected to represent District 47-A in the Maryland House of Delegates in 2014, Fennell secured a landslide victory in her re-election in 2022.

In 2019, Fennell played a crucial role in passing Bill 166, establishing a minimum wage for the state of Maryland. Drawing from her personal experience, she further championed significant bills in 2023, including MD - HB815, focusing on Cancer Screening - Health Insurance, and Assessment of Outreach, Education, and Health Disparities. This legislative initiative underscores her commitment to healthcare equity and ensuring accessible screening for all Marylanders.

Furthermore, Fennell has actively engaged in addressing social issues through MD - HB577, which targets Human Relations - Discrimination in Housing - Reentry-Into-Society Status. Her dedication to fostering inclusivity and combating discrimination in housing reflects her comprehensive approach to social justice.

In her third term, Fennell continues to build upon her legacy, striving to create a brighter and more prosperous future for the district. Committed to transparency and excellence, she remains grateful for the support of her family—her husband, Jeffrey Fennell Sr., of 36 years, and her two children, DeJanee and Jeffrey Jr. Delegate Diana M. Fennell extends sincere thanks to the community for the privilege of serving and promises to persist in her dedicated service.