Delegate Nic Kipke

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06/08/2026

This morning Team 31 was out greeting voters. I brought along some special helpers!

-Kipke for State Senate
-Chisholm, Jacobs, Nkongolo for Delegate
-Volke for Council

06/05/2026

It's hard to believe that this was seven years ago today. Happy 7th birthday to our smart, sweet, and jovial Margaret Rose!

06/03/2026

So cool!

Tune in tonight to the six o’clock news on WMAR channel 2 as we talk about the and the farm about preparing for the upcoming season.

06/03/2026

So many of our friends and supporters have asked how they can help with the election, so we are having an informal event next week as the campaign rolls full steam ahead! Please stop by, grab a yard sign and please consider signing up to volunteer.

06/03/2026

Congratulations to all of the Northeast High School Seniors who I had the privilege to award college scholarships!

06/03/2026

Congratulations to the graduates of Northeast and Severna Park High Schools! It was awesome to celebrate with you and your families. I wish you the very best as you soar to what's next in life.

05/26/2026

Way to go!

It was an honor to celebrate Northeast High School students Jacob Blunt and Landon Chubbuck, who were the recipients of the Candace C.W. Antwine Military Service Award, at the scholarship dinner a few weeks ago.

The award reduces financial barriers to military service by providing funds for expenses related to enlisting, including uniforms and basic training supplies. The program was created in 2021 to honor the military and civic service of Antwine, a former school board member who died that year. Blunt and Chubbuck were presented with $1,500 checks at a Wednesday Anne Arundel County Board of Education meeting.