Montgomery Community Media

The second Special Session for the Maryland General Assembly resulted in the signing of a bill to expand gambling. Now voters will decide the fate of the bill in the upcoming November general election. Take a look.

The General Election will be held on November 6. There are several key dates leading up to the Presidential election. Republican National Convention August 27 to August 30 Democratic National Convention September 3 to September 6 Deadline to register to vote October 16, 2012 Deadline to request Absentee Ballots October 30, 2012 Deadline for the […]

Montgomery County’s Board of Elections is seeking individuals to serve as election judges at polling places for the Presidential General Election to be held on November 6. In accordance with the Election Code, judges must be registered to vote in the State of Maryland. They must also be able to speak, read, and write the […]

The County Council moved forward to include a charter amendment in the November ballot. This amendment will allow the county to hire qualified disabled individuals directly into open county positions. Council member Phil Andrews has been the leading supporter of this amendment. Listen to his commens in this video. Learn more in this article.

The Montgomery County Board of Elections is seeking school-age students, grades 6-12, to assist with the 2012 Presidential General Election, Tuesday, November 6, 2012. Students and their guardians must attend mandatory training to serve on Election Day and, if applicable, to receive Student Service Learning (SSL) credits. Learn more in this video. Interested parents/guardians can […]

Board of Elections Seeks Student Election Aides to Work for 2012 Presidential General Election The Montgomery County Board of Elections is seeking school-age students, grades 6-12, to serve as Election Day student aides during the 2012 Presidential General Election, Tuesday, November 6, 2012. Students and their guardians must attend mandatory training to serve on Election […]

Takoma Park held a special election to fill the open Council seat on Tuesday, July 17. Jarrett Smith has unofficially been elected to the open council seat with 51% of the votes. The election will be verified at tonight’s City Council meeting at 7:30 pm in the Community Center Auditorium. Unofficial results may be downloaded […]

Peter Fosselman was just re-elected as mayor of Kensington. The panel of “21 This Week” discusses Fosselman’s re-election. View the full June 9th “21 This Week” episode. View the “21 This Week” program page.

Elaine Apter from The League of Women’s Voters discuss some of the upcoming topics the LWV Biennial Convention will tackle. Four of the topics the Convention will cover include fracking, healthcare reform, Citizen’s United and mandatory sentencing. All will impact Maryland voters in November! See the entire June 7th episode of Montgomery Week in Review. […]

Kensington Mayor Peter Fosselman wins re-election following the June 4 election. According to the election results, Fosselman received 334 votes versus 213 ballots cast for challenger Stowe Locke Teti. The top vote getter in the Council race was Tracey Furman with 336 votes. Sean P. McMullen received 326 votes and Glenn Cowan received 277 votes. […]