Against Question A

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR ELECTION DAY POLL COVERAGE

Help us make a difference on Election Day November 5, 2024!

We need volunteers to hand out literature and talk to voters outside polling centers about voting against Question A. With polling locations all over Montgomery County, there's plenty of opportunity to get involved.

If you're available, please email us at AgainstQuestionA2024@gmail.com with your name, phone number, preferred times and preferred locations.. Please know that we may not be able to accommodate your preferences, but we will try our best!

Help us ensure that voters are informed about Question A! We found during Early Voting that voters respond well to our messaging when they learn more about Question A or are handed the Democratic sample ballot.

Why vote Against Question A?

We Already Have Term Limits: No Need for Change

Term limits are already in place, with a three-term maximum for both County Executive and Councilmembers. These limits just took effect in 2018. There’s no reason to shorten these limits prematurely.

Our Choice, Our Voice: Protect Voter Power/Democracy is on ballot

This initiative is funded by those who lost in 2022 (Republicans) and special interests. They didn't win during the election so they are trying a back door attempt. Don't let special interests take away our right to re-elect good leaders

Don't Open the Door to Corporate Interests

Frequent turnover empowers developers and lobbyists. This initiative is funded by large developers, who are more interested in getting a County Executive to serve their interests than in good governance. They don’t like the pro people policies that have been passed democratically.

Organizations Against Question A:

Association of Black Democrats of Montgomery County

ATU Local 689

CASA in Action

Charter Review Commission

(bipartisan, unanimous opposition)

Coalition of Asian Pacific American Democrats

Greater Silver Spring Democratic Club

IBEW Local 26

Jews United for Justice

Latino Democratic Club of Montgomery County

Metropolitan Washington Council, AFL-CIO

MCGEO Local 1994

MCEA - Teachers!

Montgomery County Democratic Central Committee

Montgomery County Young Democrats

Progressive Maryland

Progressive Neighbors

SEIU 500 - School Staff!

UFCW Local 400

Women's Democratic Club of Montgomery County

Elected Leaders Against Question A:

United States Senate

US Senator Chris Van Hollen

United States Congress

US Representative Jamie Raskin (CD 08)

Montgomery County Executive

Former County Executive Doug Duncan

Former County Executive Isiah “Ike” Leggett

Montgomery County Council

Councilmember Gabe Albornoz (At-large)

Councilmember Marilyn Balcombe (District 2)

Councilmember Natali Fani-Gonzalez (District 6)

Councilmember Evan Glass (At-large)

Councilmember Sidney Katz (District 3)

Councilmember Will Jawando (At-large)

Councilmember Kristin Mink (District 5)

Councilmember Laurie-Anne Sayles (At-large)

Councilmember Kate Stewart (District 4)

Maryland State Senate

State Senator Ben Kramer (D19)

State Senator Sara Love (D16)

State Senator Will Smith (D20)

State Senator Jeff Waldstreicher (D18)

State Senator Craig Zucker (D14)

Maryland House of Delegates

Delegate Gabe Acevero (D39)

Delegate Lorig Charkoudian (D20)

Delegate Charlotte Crutchfield (D19)

Delegate Bonnie Cullison (D19)

Delegate David Fraser-Hidalgo (D15)

Delegate Linda Foley (D15)

Delegate Aaron Kaufman (D18)

Delegate Marc Korman (D16)

Delegate David Moon (D20)

Delegate Julie Palakovich Carr (D17)

Delegate Emily Shetty (D18)

Delegate Vaughn Stewart (D19)

Delegate Jheanelle Wilkins (D20)

Delegate Greg Wims (D39)

Delegate Teresa S. Woorman (D16)

City of Rockville

City of Rockville Mayor Monique Ashton

City of Rockville Councilmember Izola (Zola) Shaw

City of Gaithersburg

Gaithersburg Mayor Jud Ashman

Gaithersburg Councilmember Lisa Henderson

Gaithersburg Councilmember Yamil Hernandez

Gaithersburg Councilmember Jim McNulty

Town of Somerset

Town of Somerset Mayor Jeff Slavin

HELP US DEFEAT QUESTION A – YOUR CONTRIBUTION MATTERS!

Montgomery County’s future is at stake. Question A is a direct attack on our democracy, funded by special interests and those who lost in 2022. This proposal isn’t about good governance—it’s about handing control to corporate developers and lobbyists who don’t represent the people.

We need your help to fight back.

Your contribution will ensure we can reach more voters and spread the message about the dangers of Question A. Every dollar brings us closer to victory and helps protect our right to elect leaders who truly represent us.

By donating, you’re standing up for fair elections and protecting our community from the influence of big money and special interests. Let’s make sure Montgomery County remains a place where the people, not corporate donors, have the power.

Donate now to defend our democracy and protect voter power!

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Vote AGAINST Question A – Protect Our Democracy!