Age: 45
Personal: Mosby lives in Reservoir Hill. He has two daughters with his ex-wife, former State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby.
Education: Mosby holds a bachelor’s degree in electronics and electronics engineering from Tuskegee University, as well as a master’s degree in telecommunications management from Stevens Institute of Technology.
Experience: Before running for elected office, Mosby worked as a senior project manager at Baltimore Gas and Electric and before that as a network engineer for Verizon in Baltimore. He was first elected to City Council, representing West Baltimore’s District 7, in 2011. In 2017, Mosby joined the Maryland House of Delegates, representing West Baltimore in Annapolis after he was appointed to the seat and later held onto the seat in the 2018 elections. Mosby ran successfully for City Council president in 2020, besting then-Councilwoman Shannon Sneed.
Endorsements: Maryland Sen. Antonio Hayes, Delegates Stephanie M. Smith, Malcolm P. Ruff and Regina T. Boyce.
Notable donors: Alex Smith of Atlas Restaurant Group and his wife Christina Ghani, MCB Property Services, Mark Sapperstein, One Call Concepts, R.E. Harrington Plumbing & Heating Company, Comm-Foods Inc. Other notable donors include P. David Bramble, the lead developer behind the proposed revamp of Harborplace, who personally wrote a $2,000 check. Baltimore City Fire Fighters Local No. 7, Baltimore Gas and Electric PAC, CVP Cross Keys Investors. Josh Fannon, the president of the union IAFF Local 964, personally gave $1,500.
Read The Baltimore Banner profile of Nick Mosby.