Bring a Citizens election fund to Baltimore County!

Represent Maryland believes public election funds are one of the most important solutions to fighting for and securing democracy at all levels of government.  

In Baltimore County, the county council voted in favor of letting voters decide on whether to create a Citizens Election Fund in the winter of 2018 and the question will appear on the 2020 General Election ballot as Question A. 

If you want the county to create a Citizens Election Fund, vote FOR Question A.
Once created, most public/fair/citizens election funds are only accessible to candidates who prove they are serious about their campaign and commit to only taking reasonable sized donations from individuals. This means no business, PAC, or special interest money will influence their campaign.

Scroll down to learn how to get involved with the campaign to bring a Citizens Election Fund to Baltimore County.

1) Sign the Citizens Pledge of support

2) Take a selfie in support of Question A
Public Election Funds give candidates for elected office a winable alternative to courting big money donors to support their campaign, and that's why I support establishing a citizens election fund for Baltimore County and will be voting YES on Question A!​
Download and print the PDF below. In the open area, write in why YOU want the county to offer a citizens election fund to candidates for office. Share to your own social media with #IFightForDemocracy #BaltimoreCountyCitizensElectionFund and don't forget to tag Represent Maryland!
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3) Show your support with a yard sign

4) Write Postcards for Question A
    Fill out this form to request a yard sign. Signs will be dropped off at the address provided. There is no cost for yard signs but if you want to chip in for delivery, click here.
To request some blank postcards and a mailing list for your community, email us.

5) Join us for a "sign wave" between now and Election Day.

Follow our Facebook page for event listings.

6) Volunteer for Early Voting and Election Day

If you can help pass out literature at any polling station in the county during early voting or on election day, email us.