Prince George's County Council · District 6

A vote for Dominique is a vote for Change that Makes Sense

A vote for Dominique is a vote for Change that Makes Sense

Real Change requires Real Evidence.

Community-first leadership for District 6, Prince George's County. From Largo to Forestville, Mitchellville to Westphalia—District 6 spans from Maryland Route 450 to Route 4, representing the highest Black voting age population in the county at 86.4%. We're all putting our money in—let's use the spaces for who need them most!

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DOMINIQUE LAMB

Your zip code shouldn't determine your quality of life. I'm running for PG County Council District 6 because every resident deserves housing stability, food access, and economic opportunity — no matter what neighborhood they call home.

Largo — Mitchellville — Kettering — Forestville — District Heights — Fairwood — Woodmore North — Upper Marlboro — Little Washington — Roblee — Melwood — Marlboro Ridge — Marlboro Riding — Westphalia — Wilburn — Millwood-Waterford — Walker Mill — Beechtree — Balmoral — Oak Creek — Langley Park — Adelphi — College Park — Parkland Terrace — Marlow Heights — Yorkshire Knolls —Largo — Mitchellville — Kettering — Forestville — District Heights — Fairwood — Woodmore North — Upper Marlboro — Little Washington — Roblee — Melwood — Marlboro Ridge — Marlboro Riding — Westphalia — Wilburn — Millwood-Waterford — Walker Mill — Beechtree — Balmoral — Oak Creek — Langley Park — Adelphi — College Park — Parkland Terrace — Marlow Heights — Yorkshire Knolls —Largo — Mitchellville — Kettering — Forestville — District Heights — Fairwood — Woodmore North — Upper Marlboro — Little Washington — Roblee — Melwood — Marlboro Ridge — Marlboro Riding — Westphalia — Wilburn — Millwood-Waterford — Walker Mill — Beechtree — Balmoral — Oak Creek — Langley Park — Adelphi — College Park — Parkland Terrace — Marlow Heights — Yorkshire Knolls —Largo — Mitchellville — Kettering — Forestville — District Heights — Fairwood — Woodmore North — Upper Marlboro — Little Washington — Roblee — Melwood — Marlboro Ridge — Marlboro Riding — Westphalia — Wilburn — Millwood-Waterford — Walker Mill — Beechtree — Balmoral — Oak Creek — Langley Park — Adelphi — College Park — Parkland Terrace — Marlow Heights — Yorkshire Knolls —

I'm a military brat who grew up in Accokeek and found my calling in the hallways of Suitland High School. I've seen the 'haves' and the 'have-nots' of District 6, and I've spent my career as a real estate broker and law student fighting the 'Housing Industrial Complex.' I'm not just running to hold an office; I'm running to stop the wealth theft and utility exploitation that is holding our families back.

Meet Dominique

Real Change requires Real Evidence.

District 6 doesn't need more empty slogans. We need a blueprint built on data.

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3 Immediate Priorities

The issues that matter most to District 6 families right now.

KEEPING YOU IN YOUR HOME

Housing Justice & Wealth Preservation

Homes people can afford. Stay rooted.

Audit incentive programs; prioritize preservation and enforcement over unit-count subsidies✓
Proactive enforcement of rent stabilization✓
Tax sale reform with early intervention and redemption assistance✓
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FOOD ON EVERY TABLE

Health, Wellness & Food Sovereignty

Because what we eat should help us heal.

Move food desert study to implementation✓
Incentives to retain grocers in underserved areas✓
Farmers markets and community partnerships for food access✓
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EMPLOYMENT AS PREVENTION

Economic Opportunity & Utility Justice

Good jobs. Local hiring. Real opportunity.

Local hiring and paid pathways tied to development approvals✓
Back to Work PG program: wage subsidies, procurement preferences, training for residents unemployed 6+ months✓
PG Career & Collaboration Series for hiring halls, childcare, and transportation support✓
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Our History

PG WAS THE WEALTHIEST BLACK COUNTY

Prince George's County was the wealthiest majority-Black county in America and remains the most populous African American-majority county in the United States, with 967,201 residents. While Charles County now holds the wealthiest title, PG County contains more than half of all majority-Black high-income Census tracts in the nation.

But it's not equal. In four food desert priority areas—Parkland Terrace/Marlow Heights, Walker Mill/Yorkshire Knolls, Langley Park/Adelphi, and College Park—there are 8.4 fast food retailers per square mile versus just 1.2 supermarkets. If we have what it takes to be the wealthiest community, why can't we do what it takes to make sure every District 6 neighborhood has access to groceries?

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Food Deserts & Grocery Retention

Moving from study to implementation: providing incentives to retain grocers in the four priority areas, supporting farmers markets in food deserts, and implementing the Healthy Corner Store Initiative to help small stores offer fresh, healthy food.

Every Neighborhood Deserves Access

From Largo to Forestville, Mitchellville to Westphalia—we can finish the job. Let's make sure every District 6 neighborhood has access to fresh groceries, not just fast food swamps.

How It All Connects

Everything connects when we plan together in District 6. Dominique's platforms reinforce each other—from PRSA housing stability to food desert initiatives to youth hubs—to build stronger communities from Largo to Westphalia.

Youth Hubs → Safer Evenings → Local Jobs

Community hubs in District 6 create safe spaces through the Youth Advisory Program, which create job opportunities, which create pathways for young people from Largo to Forestville.

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Food Access → Better Health → Housing Stability

When District 6 neighborhoods like Walker Mill and Langley Park have groceries through food desert initiatives, families stay healthier, which reduces crises and frees resources for PRSA and Pathway to Purchase housing programs.

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Housing Stability → Kids Stay in School → Safer Blocks

The Permanent Rent Stabilization Act means stable housing in District 6, which means stable schools, which means stronger communities and safer neighborhoods from Mitchellville to Westphalia.

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Accountable Growth → Community Benefits → Less Displacement

When development like Six Flags redevelopment includes community benefits—jobs, services, green space—we get growth without forcing District 6 families to move.

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Health & Dignity → Stronger Families → Thriving Communities

Preventive health care and support for District 6 families through community programs creates stability that benefits the whole community—the most populous African American-majority county in America.

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