Meet Caylin

Baltimore roots. Public service shaped by neighborhood work.

Caylin Young was born in Baltimore and built his public life through schools, community outreach, legislative service, and direct district engagement. His work starts from a simple premise: representation should feel useful in the daily lives of the people it serves.

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Professional path

Graduate of Baltimore City College, Hampton University, and the University of Baltimore School of Law.
Former mathematics teacher in Baltimore City Public Schools.
Former Community Outreach Coordinator for Senator Nathaniel McFadden.
Former Director of Legislative Affairs for then-Council President Brandon Scott.
Former public policy leader at the ACLU of Maryland and in Baltimore City government.

What drives the work

Neighborhood presence instead of election-season-only politics.
Schools, youth, and families treated as central to public policy.
Constituent service that helps residents navigate agencies and systems.
Public accountability grounded in Baltimore’s local realities.

Record in the district

Community engagement Town halls, issue sessions, school visits, and neighborhood conversations that keep residents close to the work.

Education focus Classroom experience and committee leadership around early childhood and special education.

Public-facing service Work connecting legislative priorities back to district needs, public safety, family support, and day-to-day concerns.

“Representation should start with listening, neighborhood presence, and work that grows out of community priorities.”

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