F. VERNON BOOZER, Republican, District 9. Born in Norfolk, Virginia, January 30, 1936. South
Norfolk High School; Duke University, A.B., 1958; University of Maryland School of Law, J.D.,
1964. Admitted to Maryland Bar, 1964. Attorney. Trial Magistrate, Baltimore County, 1967-68. Ad-
ministrator of Loan Laws, State of Maryland, 1968-69. Married; 4 children. Member of House of
Delegates, 1971-79. Member of the Senate since 1981. Member, Judicial Proceedings Committee; Ex-
ecutive Nominations Committee; Joint Budget and Audit Committee. District office: 614 Bosley
Ave., Towson 21204; tel. 828-0669. Annapolis office: 403 James Bidg, 21401; tel. 841-3706.

TROY BRAILEY, Democrat, District 40. Bom in Lynchburg, South Carolina. Attended Lynchburg
public schools; New York University. Labor and civic leader. National vicc-pri'sident, Afro-Ammi-an
Labor Council; state chairman and organizer for the 1963 historic march on Washington, D.C. Mem-
ber, State Commission on Hereditary Disorders; Council on Toxic Substances; Child Support En-
forcement Advisory Council. Member, Boy Scouts of America. Member, executive board, NAACP.
Member, Prince Hall Masons. Board of Directors, YMCA; QIC; Baltimore Street Car Museum. For-
mer member, Mayor's Task Force on Employment; Apprenticeship Advisory Council; Baltimore
Community Relations Commission; Apprenticeship Advisory Board; Baltimore Advisory Council on
Vocational Education; Governor's Commission on Youthful Offenders. Recipient of numerous
awards and citations. Married; 2 children and 1 grandson. Member of the House of Delegates,
1967-82. Member of the Senate since 1983. Member, Economic and Environmental Affairs Commit-
tee; Executive Nominations Committee; Joint Committee on Protocol. District office: 2339 W. North
Ave., Baltimore 21216; tel. 523-5205 or 669-7142. Annapolis office: 202 James Bidg., 21401; tel.
841-3656.

THOMAS L. BROMWELL, Democrat, District 8. Bom in Baltimore, March 9, 1949. Baltimore
Polytechnic Institute; Essex Community College, A.A., 1972. Tavern-restaurant owner. Served in
Maryland Air Guard and U.S. Air Force. Member, Overiea-Fullerton Recreation Council; A.O. Civ-
ic Club; Handicapped Boy Scouts Troop 730; Nottingham Woods Community Association; Allied
Community Services; Parkville American Legion; Catholic War Veterans; Save-A-Heart; Poly and
Essex Alumni Associations; Perry Hall PTA; Maryland Football Foundation; usher, St. Joseph's
Catholic Church, Fullerton. Member of numerous Democratic Clubs in 8th District. Elected Legisla-
tor of the Year by Maryland Association of Counties, 1984. Married; 2 sons. Member of the House of
Delegates, 1979-83. Member of the Senate since 1983. Majority Whip, 1987-. Member, Finance
Committee; Executive Nominations Committee; Joint Committee on Management of Public Funds.
Chairman, Governor's Commission on Sports and the Economy. Chairman, Select Committee no. 4,
Baltimore County. District office: 7503 Belair Road, 2nd Floor, Baltimore 21236; tel. 665-5470. An-
napolis office: 215 James Bidg., 21401; tel. 841-3620,

JOHN A. CADE, Republican, District 33. Bom in Charleston, S.C, July 2, 1929. Attended Ken-
tucky and Ohio parochial schools; Xavier University, B.S., 1953; Northwestern University, M.B.A.,
1954; 2 years law school-Chase College and University of Maryland. Professional business and real
estate consultant. Graduate of Realtor's Institute (G.R.I.). Served in U.S. Marine Corps, 1946-48,
1950-51. Member, Anne Arundel County Charter Board, 1962-63. Member, Anne Arundel County
Council, 1965-70. Member, numerous commissions and committees studying state and local financ-
ing, taxation, assessments, budgets, transportation, and education. Received Distinguished Service
Award, Glen Bumie Jaycees, 1963. Married. Member of the Senate since 1975. Member, Budget and
Taxation Committee; Rules Committee; Legislative Policy Committee. Minority leader. Annapolis of-
fice: 407 James Bidg., 21401; tel. 841-3568.