Questions Surrounding Voter Integrity?

In a lawsuit I and others filed on Friday, we allege that Montgomery County has more registered voters than actual residents.

https://foxbaltimore.com/news/local/maryland-faces-scrutiny-calls-for-election-integrity-grow-voter-rolls

Just days earlier, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a federal lawsuit against the Maryland State Board of Elections and its administrator, stating that the state failed to provide the full, unredacted voter-registration list required under federal law.

This follows another case brought by Restoring Integrity and Trust in Elections (RITE), which challenged a Maryland regulation that prevented citizens from using voter-registration data to identify possible inaccuracies such as duplicate or deceased voters. A federal court ruled that Maryland’s restriction violated federal law.

Have you personally encountered issues related to voter integrity?
Mail-in ballots sent to your house for people who don’t live at your address?
Being told at the polling place that you’ve already voted and must cast a provisional ballot? If so, we want to hear from you.

Central Committee members and guests attended the Maryland Republican Party Convention.

(Bottom L to R) Fitzgerald Mofor (candidate for delegate 9A), Del Lamiman, Paul Agle, Reardon (Sully) Sullivan, Dennis Melby, Dolores Reyes, Dan Cuda, Sandy Tuttle, Lori Jaffe, Brian Scrivens.

(Top L to R) Brittany Sabatino (Mofor Campaign), Amy Waychoff, Helene Meister, Vikki Birkett (UMRWC President), Amy D'Elia, Brigitta Mullican.

 OPPOSE RANKED CHOICE VOTING 

Montgomery County’s Delegation is holding a virtual hearing on local bills on December 11, 2025 via ZOOM at 7pm.  

MCPD News Releases including Missing Children Reports

Kensington Man Charged With Possession of Child Pornography | December 2, 2025

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MCPD Releases New Video Explaining How to Identify Montgomery County Police Officers | The MoCo Show | MCS Staff | December 1, 2025, 11:08 am

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Dispute in Tesla Spills Onto Downtown Silver Spring Street, Turns Deadly For Relatives: Police | AOL Daily Voice | Zak Failla | Updated November 22, 2025

  News & Opinions

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BE AFRAID, BE VERY AFRAID

By Dennis Brent Melby

Our elected officials say “The Republicans are coming to get you – but WE’LL PROTECT YOU. Be afraid…be very afraid!”

Yep, fear is a powerful weapon, and the one-party government here is putting teeth in the fear hoax as they sell it to the public.

Who are the monsters? The elected government in Washington, of course. Why run on local issues when the far-left media will help you to carry on a war of fear. Raise taxes, close streets, let the schools founder but tell folks, ”the government is coming for you, for black and brown people, for folks who speak Spanish, for literally anyone with an accent.” That’s the narrative and the left eat it up.

Just recently they’ve decided that the County Council's leaf blower ban is racist because they think most maintenance staffers are Hispanic (or Lantinx  as they deridedly call them). So they modified the ban so the neighbors who they charged with turning in these hard workers could not snap pictures of the “offenders” so that the government couldn’t comb through the records and arrest the one’s who looked Hispanic. I’m not making this up.

But they go further! What else to make folks fearful?

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Montgomery County’s Transparency Problem

The Montgomery County Council has once again demonstrated a troubling disregard for transparency and public engagement, this time in the process of filling the remainder of Councilmember Gabe Albornoz’s term. Despite receiving 67 applications, the Council has offered residents virtually no insight into how those candidates were evaluated or why only three were ultimately selected for public consideration. I find this suspicious.

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By Lori Jaffe

A number of you have asked for a holiday menu for the politically inclined. Here, with apologies to Julia Childs, are some suggestions. Enjoy your holidays!

Starters

Jawan-dough Soup – This soup is named for Will Jawando, who may have used federal campaign money to benefit his County Executive campaign. This spicy soup has a distinctive smoky flavor, because where there’s smoke, there’s fire.

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