Roberson first got involved in politics during high school in 2002,working as a student page for the Maryland House of Delegates. In 2013,he started work in the Maryland General Assembly mailroom.[2] After graduating,Roberson worked as an intern for U.S. RepresentativeAlbert Wynn,later serving as a senior government relations manager for the Corn Refiners Association[3] and the vice president of the Prince George's County Parent Teacher Student Association. In 2021,Roberson was appointed as the African-American Diversity Leadership chair for the state of Maryland.[4]
In 2018,Roberson was elected to the Prince George's County Democratic Central Committee for District 25. He was re-elected to a second term after running unopposed in 2022,subsequently becoming the committee's chair.[5]
In April 2023,Roberson applied to fill a vacancy left by the resignation of state delegate Darryl Barnes.[5] He was unanimously nominated by fellow members of the Prince George's County Democratic Central Committee on May 5,2023.[9] Roberson was sworn into office on May 30,2023.[2]
Personal life
Roberson is married to his wife,Jamii.[2] Together,they have three children.[5][3] Roberson is a social justice minister at the Ebenezer African Methodist Episcopal Church in Fort Washington,Maryland.[1]
Electoral history
Prince George's County Democratic Central Committee District 23 election,2014[10]
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