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Eastern Cohousing Forum Meet the candidates/Discuss the issues October 16, 7:00 pm (pizza-- donaons accepted) Eastern Village Co-Housing, 7951 Eastern Avenue, Silver Spring Parking on street or at KenneJ Street Garage, 8040 KenneJ Street • Will campaign finance reform win in Montgomery County? • What will happen with the Purple Line and Bus Rapid Transit (BRT)? • How can we move forward with banning dangerous cosmetic lawn pesticides and other chemicals? • What progressive issues are the candidates supporting if elected? ENDORSEMENTS: Attorney General: Brian Frosh State’s Attorney: John McCarthy General Assembly District 14, State Senator: Karen Montgomery General Assembly District 15, Delegate: David Fraser-Hidalgo General Assembly District 18, Delegate: Ana Sol Gutierrez General Assembly District 19, State Senator: Roger Manno !Delegates: Bonnie Cullison and Maricé Morales General Assembly District 20, State Senator: Jamie Raskin !Delegates: Sheila Hixson, David Moon and Will Smith General Assembly District 39: Shane Robinson Montgomery County Executive: Isiah “Ike” Leggett Montgomery County Council: At Large: Marc Elrich and Tim Willard District 4: Nancy Navarro District 5: Tom Hucker Board of Education at Large: Jill Ortman-Fouse Board of Education District 5: Mike Durso All of the endorsed candidates answered a Progressive Neighbors questionnaire on our issues. The answers were evaluated by the steering committee and the members. BALLOT QUESTIONS: • VOTE FOR Question A: District Councilmember Residency Requirement: PN believes that candidates and office holders should live in the district they represent on the County Council. • VOTE FOR Question 1: Constitutional Amendment: Limit spending of Transportation Trust Fund on other things: PN believes that transportation funds are needed for mass transit as well as repair and upkeep of infrastructure. • VOTE FOR Question 2: Constitutional Amendment: In the event of vacancy of the office of County Executive or Chief Executive Officer of Montgomery County, require a special election. We urge you to vote General Election: November 4, 2014 (7am-8pm) Early Voting: October 23-30, 2014 (10am - 8pm) Early Voting Locations: 10am-8pm Bethesda: Jane E. Lawton Community Center, 4301 Willow Lane 20815 Burtonsville: Marilyn J. Praisner Community Center, 14906 Old Columbia Pike, 20866 Damascus: Damascus Community Recreation Center, 25520 Oak Drive, 20872 Gaithersburg: Activity Center at Bohrer Park, 506 S. Frederick Ave. 20877 Germantown: Germantown Community Recreation Center, 18905 Kingsview Road, 20874 Rockville: Executive Office Building, 101 Monroe Street, 20850 Silver Spring: Mid-County Community Recreation Center, 2004 Queensguard Road, 20906 Silver Spring: Silver Spring Civic Center, One Veterans Place, 20910 Wheaton: Wheaton Community Recreation Center, 11711 Georgia Avenue, 20902 www.progressiveneighborsmd.org, [email protected], or 301-587-5559 Progressive Neighbors is an all-volunteer, grassroots organization founded in 2006 that believes in the effectiveness and sanctity of informed voting. Too often Progressives focus only on national issues. We work on local politics in Montgomery County and Annapolis. Paid for by Progressive Neighbors and not authorized by any candidates or candidate's committee. Contributions to Progressive Neighbors are not tax-deductible under federal law. Mike Rubin, Treasurer. facebook.com/progrneighborsmd twitter.com/progneighborsm .
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