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Maryland state assembly swears in first two Korean Americans
January 15, 2015
Assemblymen David Moon, left, and Mark Chang
Two of Maryland’s first-ever Korean Americans elected to the state assembly began their terms Wednesday.
Assemblymen David Moon (D-District 20) and Mark Chang (D-District 32) attended a swearing in ceremony inside Annapolis’ State House with 56 other newly elected legislators before officially beginning their four-year terms.
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