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Dyson and McKay Debate

Leonardtown - 10/31/2006

Video Length: 3min 26 sec

McKay gives his opening statement at the League of Women Voters' forum, claiming Dyson has "abandoned" his constituents. Dyson follows with his opening statement focusing on the impending need for improvements to the Solomon's Bridge, a "key to the economy" of Southern Maryland.

The Bay Net video by Anna Bedford

By Anna Bedford

In the race for State Senate for District 29 (lower Calvert, all of St. Mary’s and lower Charles County) incumbent Roy Dyson (D) is facing current President of the St. Mary's County Commissioners, Tommy McKay (R).

The Bay Net Photo by Anna Bedford

Dyson is now serving his third term as State Senator, and previously served in the House of Delegates, when he was elected at 25, and later served in the House of Representatives.

McKay completes his first term as President of the St. Mary’s County Commissioners this November. McKay is also a delegate to the Republican National Convention and has worked in various managerial roles with his family’s businesses, McKay’s Food and Drug Company and Woodburns.

Both men are lifelong residents of St. Mary’s County. Dyson was born in Great Mills and graduated from Great Mills High School. McKay graduated from Ryken High School. Both took classes at the University of Maryland for a period.