17,698 voters participated in Early Voting in Montgomery County, MD on Day 4. In the 2016 General Election, only 13,831 voters exercised their right to vote on Day 4. The Germantown voting center saw the most voters on Day 4 … Continue reading Day 4 of Early Voting Outpaces 2016
Have questions about voting in Montgomery County in 2020? Here’s a guide with some of the frequently asked questions I’ve been getting. If you have a question that isn’t below, feel free to reach out to me! I didn’t receive … Continue reading 2020 General Election Voting FAQ’s
22,792 voters participated in Day 3 of Early Voting in person. In 2016, only 16,411 voters participated in Day 3 of in person Early Voting. The Bohrer Park location in Gaithersburg led the totals with 3,190 voters. Voting Center Location … Continue reading Montgomery County voters continue to break Early Voting Turnout Records in Day 3 of Early Voting
In what is probably one of the more petty things I’ve witnessed in local politics, the campaign for Elect Sitting Judges, which includes Judges David A. Boynton, Christopher C. Fogleman, Bibi M. Berry, and Michael McAuliffe, have filed a restraining … Continue reading Sitting Judges File Restraining Order Against Pierre
Marylanders turned out on the first day of in person Early Voting. Over 128,000 stood in line to vote as of 5:30pm. Mail-in ballots are also being returned at record rates. So far in Montgomery County, 219,852 ballots have been … Continue reading First Day Early Voter Turnout Surpasses 2016
Last week, State Senator Jill P. Carter of Baltimore announced that she had drafted the bill to repeal the Law Enforcement Officer’s Bill of Rights in the Maryland Senate. One of Montgomery County’s Delegates, Delegate Gabriel Acevero, has submitted the … Continue reading Bills to Repeal the Law Enforcement Officer’s Bill of Rights Drafted in Both MD House and MD Senate
On Saturday at a protest calling for the defunding of Montgomery County Police, Councilmembers Will Jawando and Hans Riemer announced that they would introduce legislation that would remove school resource officers from Montgomery County Public Schools. They will recommend that … Continue reading Legislation will be introduced to remove SROs from schools
Governor Larry Hogan today extended the eviction moratorium until at least January 4th through Executive Order. The Executive Order is below. Continue reading Governor Hogan Extends Eviction Moratorium Until January 4th
The Washington Post reported today that Governor Larry Hogan wrote in Ronald Reagan instead of voting for anyone alive…or actually a candidate. Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan (R) said he “voted for Ronald Reagan” in this year’s election, writing in the … Continue reading Governor Hogan Votes for Reagan
Starting on October 21st, Montgomery County will sponsor four free vaccine clinics throughout the county. County-sponsored seasonal flu vaccination clinics will include free clinics for residents over the age of 14 and two free clinics specifically for children ages six … Continue reading Montgomery County Sponsors Free Flu Vaccine Clinics
