The new map of county districts
The Montgomery County council changed the voting districts last year and this July's primary (July 19th in fact) will be the first test of the new lines. If you'd like to dig into the interactive map of both new and old council districts, and enter your address to find your district click here.
Who currently represents each (old) district?
This year, voters will be picking up to 4 at-large councilmembers and one councilmember from their district plus casting a vote for County Executive.
Here at MCA we are committed to getting voters the information they need to be engaged residents. We've just sent out a candidate's questionnaire to all the 100+ candidates running to represent MoCo both locally and in Annapolis. Those un-edited responses will be posted in mid-May. We were proud to be part of the Green Forum for County Exec candidates - catch up on that recording here.
Look up your sample ballot for all local and state races here.
Who currently represents each (old) district?
This year, voters will be picking up to 4 at-large councilmembers and one councilmember from their district plus casting a vote for County Executive.
Here at MCA we are committed to getting voters the information they need to be engaged residents. We've just sent out a candidate's questionnaire to all the 100+ candidates running to represent MoCo both locally and in Annapolis. Those un-edited responses will be posted in mid-May. We were proud to be part of the Green Forum for County Exec candidates - catch up on that recording here.
Look up your sample ballot for all local and state races here.
Below: The old districts are in red overlaying the new district map in color with white numbers. Note the Western Reserve is now one district (2 - in blue) The eastern district is now all in a newly created district 7 (orange).
MD State Level Districts
There has been a district shakeup at the state level as well. You can interact with the final state level map here to find your district. Note the big change is district 9a now reaching over the Howard county line to cover the northern tip of Montgomery County west of 270.
