Barbara Samorajczyk
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Barbara D. Samorajczyk ("Sam-or-Isaac") is an American politician from Annapolis, Maryland and (as of 2006) a member of the County Council of Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
A Democrat, Samorajczyk is a lawyer who has worked for various real estate and development companies in Washington, DC and Northern Virginia. She is also a former social worker.
In the 1970s, Samorajczyk worked in the office of the Territorial Planning Commission in the office of Carlos Camacho, former Governor of Guam.
When Samorajczyk first filed to run for the County Council, she filed as a Republican. She withdrew from the race, and re-entered the race as a Democrat.
Throughout late 2005 and early 2006, there was widespread speculation as to whether or not Samorajczyk would run for Anne Arundel County Executive. However, on March 1st, 2006, she announced that she would be joining Sheriff George Johnson's (D-Anne Arundel) campaign for County Executive as its environmental advisor. However, just days before the filing deadline for candidates, Samorajczyk filed to run for House of Delegates in District 30 after Dick Damato withdrew from the race.
In 2006, Samorajczyk lost her bid for District 30 of the Maryland House of Delegates by a slim margin. [1]
Samorajczyk is married with one child, Amy Webb Hogan and three grandchildren. She was formerly married to former Secretary of the Navy and Virginia Senator-elect Jim Webb.
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