District 27A — Maryland House of Delegates
Charles County & Prince George's County
News & Press
Odom for 27A
"A lifetime of service. Now fighting for District 27A."
Sunday, April 26, 2026
Democratic Primary — June 23, 2026
Early Voting — June 11–18

Press Coverage

Maryland Matters Prince George's Democrats choose one of their own to fill vacant District 27A seat

The Prince George's County Democratic Central Committee selected Darrell Odom Sr., a 31-year veteran and former Acting Fire Chief, after a 22-to-2 vote to forward his name to the Governor.

Dec. 31, 2025 Read at Maryland Matters
Southern Maryland News Odom tapped for District 27A delegate seat in Charles, P.G.

Darrell Odom Sr. was selected to represent the two-county District 27A, which spans the communities of Waldorf, Brandywine, and the Clinton and Indian Head corridors.

Jan. 12, 2026 Read at SoMD News
Office of Governor Wes Moore Governor Moore Announces Appointment of Darrell C. Odom Sr. to the Maryland House of Delegates

Official press release from the Office of the Governor announcing the appointment of three new delegates to the Maryland House, including Darrell Odom Sr. for District 27A.

Jan. 12, 2026 Read at Governor's Office
Maryland General Assembly Official Member Profile: Delegate Darrell C. Odom Sr., District 27A

Official biographical profile and committee assignments on the Maryland General Assembly website, including current legislation and bill sponsorships from the 2026 session.

2026 Session View official profile
Ballotpedia Darrell Odom — Maryland House of Delegates, District 27A

Candidate profile covering Odom's background, appointment history, committee assignments, and 2026 primary race details for District 27A.

Updated 2026 Read at Ballotpedia
Maryland Matters HB 1532: Utility RELIEF Act Signed Into Law — Saves Maryland Families $150 Per Year

The Utility RELIEF Act, co-sponsored by Delegate Odom, passed the House 107–25 and the Senate 35–11 before being signed by Governor Moore. The bill cuts energy costs and holds data centers accountable for grid infrastructure costs.

April 2026 Maryland Matters

Campaign Updates

Apr 21
Annapolis Update Annapolis recap: Women's Caucus Breakfast, district meetings, and session end

Delegate Odom reports back on the closing week of the 2026 Maryland General Assembly session — including attendance at the Women's Caucus Breakfast, final committee work on transportation funding, and district constituent meetings.

Read recap
Apr 14
Legislative Summary First-session legislative summary: Five bills introduced, one law enacted in 90 days

A complete summary of Delegate Odom's first Maryland legislative session — covering the Utility RELIEF Act signing, the House passage of HB 1567, the five bills he introduced as a first-year delegate, and what comes next in 2027.

Read full legislative record
Apr 9
Community Forum season update: Charles County and Prince George's events through June 23

Upcoming forums, community stops, and campaign events across District 27A as the June 23 primary approaches — including the BTB Coalition Session 2, the Chamber of Commerce Forum in La Plata, and the Veterans Appreciation Ceremony in Upper Marlboro.

See upcoming events
Mar 6
Legislative Milestone HB 1567 passes the full Maryland House of Delegates

The Pass Pedestrians Safely Act — extending the three-foot passing rule to pedestrians, e-bike riders, and scooter riders — passed the full Maryland House of Delegates on March 6, 2026. The bill was introduced by Delegate Odom in his first session. It will be reintroduced in 2027.

Read about HB 1567
Jan 13
Appointment Darrell Odom sworn in as Delegate for District 27A one day after appointment

Darrell C. Odom Sr. was sworn in to the Maryland House of Delegates on January 13, 2026, one day after his appointment by Governor Wes Moore. He is assigned to the Environment and Transportation Committee and begins work during the 90-day session immediately.

Read his story

Legislative Activity

Full legislative record →

Press Resources

Press & Media Contact For interview requests, press statements, and media inquiries
Campaign Phone (301) 385-6533
Legislative Office darrell.odom@house.maryland.gov
Legislative Phone (410) 841-3257
Office Address 206 Lowe House Office Building
6 Bladen St., Annapolis, MD 21401
Official MGA Profile mgaleg.maryland.gov →
For official constituent services or legislative correspondence, please contact the Annapolis legislative office directly. Campaign contacts are for campaign-related media only.