of the Young Democrats of America's mid-Atlantic region. In 2005, Reznik volunteered to be the District 39 Coordinator for then-Mayor Martin O'Malley in his run for Governor of Maryland. The O'Malley–Anthony Brown ticket won the Governorship of Maryland by a vote of 52.7%–46.2% from incumbent Governor Bob Ehrlich. The margin of victory in District 39 was 59.85%–39.10%. In 2006, Reznik successfully ran to represent the Democrats of Legislative District 39 on the Montgomery County Democratic Central Committee, the local Democratic Party. During his service, Reznik successfully recruited more precinct chairs and vice chairs in recent history for District 39, and successfully helped run the 2006 Maryland Democratic Coordinated Campaign in District 39. Following the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, Reznik took action in the state legislature, supporting legislation to divest investments in Russia from the Maryland state government pension plan, and sponsoring a resolution expressing solidarity with the people of Ukraine. In the 2022 Democratic primary, Reznik and other members of the house district campaigned for another Democrat to replace Gabriel Acevero, who nonetheless won reelection to the ticket. Maryland House of Delegates First term (2007–2011) After the retirement of State Senator Patrick J. Hogan, and ascension of Maryland State Delegate Nancy J. King to fill Senator Hogan's Senate seat, Reznik was nominated by the Montgomery County Democratic Central Committee, and appointed by Governor O'Malley, to fill Nancy King's seat for the remainder of her term on October 2, 2007. During his first term, Reznik has sponsored the following legislation that has successfully been enacted as Maryland law: HB 527/2008 - Task Force to Study the Procurement of Health and Social Services by State Agencies HB 795/2008 - Establishment of and regulation by State Athletic Commission of professional and amateur Mixed Martial Arts events HB 910/2008 - Disclosure of medical records in Children In Need of Assistance (CINA) Proceedings HB 374/2009 - Establishment of licensure renewal requirements for radiology professionals HB 1135/2009 - Provides employees of Maryland-National Capital Parks & Planning Commission workers' compensation presumption for Lyme Disease. HB 531/2010 - Extension of Task Force to Study the Procurement of Health and Social Services by State Agencies HB 646/2010 - Bans the use of corded window blinds in foster homes, family day care facilities, and child care centers. HB 647/2010 - Exempting the Department of Natural Resources from State Procurement law related to conservation service opportunities entered into with nonprofit