Matt Morgan

Matt Morgan (Republican Party) is a member of the Maryland House of Delegates, representing District 29A. He assumed office on January 14, 2015. His current term ends on January 13, 2027.

Morgan (Republican Party) is running for re-election to the Maryland House of Delegates to represent District 29A. He is on the ballot in the general election on November 3, 2026. He advanced from the Republican primary on June 23, 2026.

On January 11, 2019, Morgan was selected to serve as Deputy Minority Leader to Minority Leader Nic Kipke (R).[1]

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Morgan's website highlighted the following campaign themes:

Economic Growth and Reducing Your Tax Burden

Maryland Democrats have increased state spending by 25%, more than $10 billion in additional state spending in just the past seven years. How do we pay for this you ask? Well, with over 70+ taxes and fee increases enacted, Maryland’s citizens and businesses paid over $8 billion in higher taxes, fees and tolls per year from FY 2008-2013.

A high tax burden stifles growth, weakens the economy and puts more people out of work. Our economy works best when individuals have more of their hard-earned income to spend, and businesses have money to invest.

Add constitutional lock-boxes for special funds, such as the Chesapeake Bay Restoration Fund or the Teacher's Pension, to the general fund. Stop transfers on special funds to the general fund.

Work to repeal recent tax increases, such as the Rain Tax and the Gas Tax increases

Cut the Individual Income Tax to allow citizens to keep more of their hard-earned money

State agency spending needs to be focused on the agency’s core mission – there is scope-creep and overlap that can easily be cut.

Prohibit unfunded mandates that inevitably result in new taxes, fees or surcharges.

Job Creation

Government does not create jobs, businesses do. Businesses exist to make a profit. If that becomes too difficult in Maryland, they will simply pack up shop and move to a place that is more beneficial to them.

Reduce government’s impact on the free market by reducing red-tape and promoting fair, clear, and stable business regulations that give businesses the confidence to bring jobs and investment to Maryland

Cut Maryland’s corporate tax rate to ZERO (from 8.25%) and help make Maryland's business climate competitive

Cut taxes for pass-through entities, S-Corps and LLCs, by 50%

Eliminate state inheritance and death taxes for businesses

Do not raise the minimum wage

Do not put unnecessary barriers on new workers by eliminating the need for expensive licenses, time-consuming educational and training requirements where feasible

Protection of Our Personal Freedoms and Property Rights

Empower parents to choose how to educate their children by expanding charter schools, online education, and allowing high school students to take college course as part of their high school curriculum

Ensure that Maryland does not interfere with Second Amendment rights, and repeal state legislation that does just that

Ensure that family farms can thrive without over-burdensome regulation and provide for seemless inheritance of property to prevent duplicate taxation

Ensure our local communities have adequate resources needed to support our aging population, our children, and our working families

Ensure efficient and convenient transportation to improve the quality of life for all of our citizens[6][7]