2020 Republican Sample Ballot

2020 Republican Sample Ballot and information on referendums

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Early Voting Starts Monday, October 26,  2020, will run thru Monday, November 2, 2020.

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For President

Vote For 

Donald J. Trump
for President Michael Pence
for Vice-President

Congressional District 3

Vote For

For US Congress Maryland 3 – Vote Charles Anthony

Congressional District 6

Vote For

For US Congress Maryland 6 – Vote Neil C. Parrott

Congressional District 8

Vote For

For US Congress Maryland 6 – Vote Gregory Coll

Montgomery County Courts

Details about candidates for Judge in Montgomery County, Maryland.

Download the Republican Sample Ballot CIRCUIT COURT JUDGES, Circuit 6 Non-partisan Vote for Sitting Judges (first 4):
Vote for the below

• Bibi M. Berry
• David A. Boynton
• Christopher C. Fogleman
• Michael Joseph McAuliffe

COURT OF APPEALS, Uncontested
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• Judge for Circuit 7: Mary Ellen Barbera

COURT OF SPECIAL APPEALS, Uncontested
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• Judge At Large: Gregory Wells
• Judge for Circuit 7: Steven B. Gould

Maryland Ballot Initiatives

Details about referendums affecting Montgomery County, Maryland.

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Maryland Ballot Initiatives

Information on Statewide Ballot Initiatives

Vote Against Question 1

Maryland State Constitutional Amendment to remove budget authority from the Governor and give it to the General Assembly.  

 

 

VOTE FOR QUESTION 2

Maryland State Constitutional Amendment to expand commercial gaming in the State of Maryland. This would authorize sports and events betting for the primary purpose of raising revenue for education.

Montgomery County, Maryland Ballot Initiatives

Details about referendums affecting Montgomery County, Maryland.

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VOTE AGAINST QUESTION A

Charter Amendment by County Council to allow the Council to increase property taxes from year to year without limit by a unanimous vote of current council members.

VOTE FOR QUESTION B

Charter Amendment by Citizens Petition to eliminate the Council’s ability to override the property tax limit by vote, even by unanimous vote.  This will stop unnecessary new property tax increases.

VOTE AGAINST QUESTION C

Charter Amendment by the County Council to increase the size of Council from 9 to 11 members.  The Council would have 7 elected Council members by District and maintain the current 4 at-large members, at added expense.

VOTE FOR QUESTION D

Charter Amendment by Citizens Petition to alter Council composition to 9 Districts with a Council member elected from each district, providing fair representation for all areas of the county. This would replace the current 4 at-large members with 4 district members at no additional cost.

Election Day is November 3, 2020

Early Voting: Monday, October 26 – Monday, November 2, 2020

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