2026 Endorsements

A young man standing outdoors in front of a brick building with stairs, wearing a striped tan shirt and a watch, with a quote about his role as a student leader, endorsing Ashley Esposito for Baltimore City Board of Education.
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Logo with the words 'Vote Mama PAC' in dark blue, featuring a stylized blue swirl design on the left side.

2022 Endorsements

Campaign poster endorsing Ashley Esposito and Salimah Jasani for Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners. Features photos of both women with their names in bold. Text includes election date, early voting information, and a QR code for mail-in ballot requests.
Campaign poster featuring Ashley Esposito, a woman with braided hair, promoting her endorsement for Baltimore City School Board, with a quote from Khalilah M. Harris, EdD, JD about Ashley Esposito's efforts in public education, and a yellow and purple color scheme with a butterfly logo.
Endorsement alert poster featuring a smiling man in a suit and tie, with text endorsing Ashley Esposito for Baltimore City School Board, including a quote praising her leadership and a note from Delegate Marlon Amprey.
Two women smiling at a community event, holding campaign flyers for Ashley Esposito. One woman is taking a selfie, and the flyers promote Ashley Esposito for Baltimore City School Board, featuring Salmah Jasani.
A campaign poster endorsing Ashley Esposito for Baltimore City School Board, featuring a photo of a smiling man with a beard and a cap. The poster includes a quote praising Ashley Esposito's skills and dedication, and is signed by Dillon McManus, LMSW, a social worker and labor organizer.
A young male student standing outdoors in front of green trees, wearing glasses and a cream-colored long-sleeve shirt, with a cityscape and campaign graphic overlay promoting Ashley Esposito for Baltimore City School Board.
Endorsement campaign poster for Ashley Esposito running for Baltimore City School Board, featuring her smiling portrait, the AFL-CIO Baltimore Council logo, and campaign slogan 'Growing Together'.
A woman with curly hair and glasses smiling outdoors. Overlay text indicates support for Ashley Esposito for Baltimore City Board of Education, with endorsements from a coalition called Our Revolution and Progressive Champion.
A campaign endorsement poster featuring Graham Coreil-Allen, a middle-aged man with a beard and smiling face wearing a blue cap and shirt. It promotes Ashley Esposito for Baltimore City School Board, highlighting her support for arts and vocational schools.
A woman with curly hair and glasses on her head, holding a young boy with short hair and a graphic t-shirt featuring a pixelated green character, outdoors with a white fence in the background. To the right of the photo, there is a purple and yellow banner with the text "Endorsement Alert" and a heartfelt testimonial about supporting children with disabilities and mental health resources in schools, signed by Chloe Callahan-Flintoft, a resident of Brewers Hill.
A smiling young boy and a woman with curly hair, glasses, and a purple shirt, standing outdoors on a sidewalk, holding a sign supporting Ashley Esposito for Baltimore City School Board, with cars and residential houses in the background.
A campaign endorsement flyer featuring a smiling woman with glasses, wearing a pink outfit and a pearl necklace, standing outdoors with a large tree in the background. The flyer announces endorsement of Ashley Esposito for Baltimore City School Board, with a quote from Keisha Allen, a community leader. The flyer includes purple and yellow design elements and a call to vote on July 19th.
Endorsement flyer featuring a close-up photo of Ashley Esposito on the left side, and a purple and yellow design with text supporting Ashley Esposito for Baltimore City School Board, including a quote from Diana Voss.
Endorsement alert from Ashley Esposito for Baltimore City School Board featuring a quote from Mona Diallo praising Ashley Esposito's approach to children, with a background of residential houses.