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Reid J. Novotny

Candidate for Maryland State Senate - District 9 in 2022 Maryland General Election.

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About Reid J. Novotny

Professional Experience
Maryland General Assembly, Delegate (2021 - Present)
United States Air Force, Colonel (2000 - Present)
Maryland Air National Guard, Joint Staff J6 - IT and Cyber (2018 - 2021)
Maryland Air National Guard, Deputy Group Commander (2017 - 2018)
The cyber COAST, Director of Federal Programs (2017 - 2018)
Degrees
Master's, The George Washington, Computer Security (2001)
Master's, George Mason University, Strategic Communications (2012)
Bachelor's, The George Washington University, Computer Science (2000)
High School Diploma, Sandy Union High School

Education

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Maryland State Senate - District 9 in Maryland General Election
Maryland State Senate - District 9 in Maryland Primary Election
Maryland State Senate - District 9 in Maryland 2018 Primary Election

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