Andrea Fletcher Harrison is a Maryland House of Delegates member representing District 24 in Prince George's County, elected in November 2018. A lifelong resident of the district, she previously served on the Prince George's County Council for District 5 from 2008 to 2018, including as Chair and the first woman elected to that seat, once held by her late father, James C. Fletcher, Jr. Notable achievements include her roles as Vice-Chair of the Bi-County Committee of the Prince George’s County Delegation, former Chair of the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments, and recipient of awards for nonprofit support and public policy work. She lives in Springdale with her husband Charles and has three children, including Eric, Christian, and Nikita.

Education and Political Experience

Education

• Associate degree in Micro Computer Systems from Prince George’s Community College.
• Undergraduate degree in Public Policy from Bowie State University.
• Graduate of Leadership Prince George’s, Leadership Greater Washington, and the Academy of Excellence in Governance at the University of Maryland.

Political Experience

• *Maryland House of Delegates, District 24 *: Member of the Appropriations Committee ; 1st Vice Chair, Prince George's County House Delegation; Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland; Women Legislators of Maryland.
• *Prince George's County Council, District 5 *: Chair , Vice-Chair ; Chair, Planning, Zoning and Economic Development Committee ; other committee roles in Public Safety, Transportation, and Health.
• Earlier roles: Network Administrator and Helpdesk Assistant Manager at SIGNAL Corp. ; Development Specialist at Nancy Jacobson Consulting ; Constituent Services/Deputy Chief of Staff/Policy Director for Prince George's County Council .
• Community activism: President, Vice-President, Secretary of Ardmore Springdale Civic Association ; Board Member, National Organization of Black County Officials ; Prince George’s Community College Foundation board.