Justin Ready, a Maryland State Senator representing District 5, used his social media platform to comment on state energy policy and announce upcoming media appearances. On December 12, 2025, Ready criticized current government decisions regarding electricity rates in Maryland and other states.
In a post made on December 12, 2025, Ready stated: “High electricity rates are a policy choice – in Maryland and many other ”blue states” our government has chosen…poorly. #mdpolitics #mdenergy”
Earlier that same day, he shared a link without additional commentary: https://t.co/r6vBIPkPre (December 12, 2025).
On December 13, 2025, Ready announced an appearance on local radio to discuss legislative matters. He wrote: “This morning at 9:00 AM I’ll be going on the Jen Charlton Show on @930WFMD Frederick to talk about the Special Session this week and Energy/MPRP – feel free to tune in! #Dist5 #FrederickCountyMD #CarrollCountyMD #mdpolitics”
Maryland’s energy policies have been subject to ongoing debate among lawmakers and stakeholders. Electricity rates in the state have fluctuated over recent years due to regulatory decisions and shifts toward renewable energy sources. The political divide between Democratic-led (“blue”) states and others often centers around differing approaches to energy regulation and environmental priorities.
Senator Justin Ready represents Carroll County and parts of Frederick County in the Maryland Senate. He has previously spoken out on issues related to utility costs and government accountability.
