Vote Tuesday, June 23.
Early voting has closed — now it all comes down to Election Day. Polls are open 7 AM–8 PM across Charles and Prince George’s Counties. Bring a neighbor and vote Darrell Odom for District 27A.
Where the campaign
has been.
A look back at the forums, union halls, veterans gatherings, and get-out-the-vote stops across District 27A this spring. Annapolis ceremonial events (like bill signings) appear under Where He's Been below, so neighbors can see the full picture heading into Election Day.
Community brainstorm
Six directional outreach ideas field organizers toss around behind the scenes. They are not confirmed events until logistics say so. Tap Interested at the bottom of a card so we capture what resonates on this browser only — nothing is transmitted off your device. Want to propose a host site or RSVP for real? Use the Contact page.
Route 301 commuter coffee moment
7:30 AM at US-301 and Berry Road — the pinch point commuters know. Showing up beside the bottleneck keeps the corridor conversation grounded in lived experience.
★ Free CoffeeVeterans benefits clinic pairing
Stack Maryland DVA counselors next to constituent hours so vets walk out with paperwork filed instead of voicemail trees.
★ Free • All veterans welcomeFire station appreciation breakfasts
Brandywine Station 14 and Clinton Station 8 rotations — quick thank-you meals with crews whose mutual aid crisscrosses 27A every week.
Potomac River stewardship Saturday
A hands-on shoreline morning that ignores county lines entirely — because trash in the watershed does too.
★ Volunteers welcome“27A United” listening tour
Back-to-back moderated nights — one rooted in northern Charles County, one on the Prince George's side — with food covered and interpreters on-call if we know ahead of time.
★ Free supper“Knock & Eat” canvass picnics
Three-hour turf shifts followed by catered lunch sourced from restaurants along Route 301. Bring-a-neighbor giveaways keep the morale high ahead of GOTV crunch time.
★ Lunch + tees for rookiesWhere he's been
Legislative bill signings happen inside the governor's reception suite — not something neighbors can RSVP to like a hometown town hall. We still log them because they matter to the portfolio Delegate Odom is running on.