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By Jim Shalleck

This Presidential Election was like no other in our County. Notwithstanding completely new voting locations, drop box locations, mail-in voting procedures and extended early voting hours, 536,706 voters cast their votes in this past election, 79.52 percent of registered voters.

The MCGOP, parents of impacted Montgomery County Public School (MCPS) K-12 students, and other concerned citizens want our public schools opened immediately. The Governor of Maryland released a recent letter instructing all county run school systems to do just that:

The other day I was talking with a reporter, comes with the territory. She wanted to talk about women stepping up to run,

Editorials

Call The Election Now!

There’s a process for electing President, and here in Maryland we’re sticking to it. It’s not complicated and it’s spelled out.

You get to vote for

Choose Our Leaders, Vote, Vote, Vote!

Democracy, freedom, prosperity, and safety. It’s all on the ballot. Maryland is open and waiting for your vote – every day until 8 PM November 3. Make your voice count. In this general election, this federal election, your country needs your authority to choose leaders in the White House and Congress, Judges and important questions. Here’s another copy of our Advisory Ballot. It's who and what we support!

Although election day is November 3, we Marylanders have been voting for some time. With absentee/mail in ballots and early voting the bulk of the choices will be cast before the first Tuesday in November.

Neil Parrott Campaigning

Sharon Bauer, president of the Montgomery County Federation of Republican Women, and Eva Gao door knocked for Neil Parrott. Neil is running to unseat David Trone in Congressional District 6.

To volunteer to sign wave, door knock, address envelopes or campaign text Sandy Tuttle at 301-919-7277.

9D Flash Mobs, Folks from the entire community, Republicans, Independents and Democrats are pushing for fair representation in this million-plus county.

With a new twist on an old theme, Nine Districts for MoCo “Flash Mobs” popped up at key intersections throughout the county during September and October to urge citizens to vote for Question D and against Question C.   Hundreds of volunteers were buoyed as drivers waved, honked and gave thumbs-up.