Click here for full interview Baltimore County Councilman Pat Young Jr. has officially joined the 2026 race for Baltimore County Executive, bringing with him a record shaped by military service, state legislative experience, and two years on the County Council. A Catonsville native and Iraq War veteran, Young is presenting himself as a candidate focused on practical government, public trust, and a more responsive county bureaucracy. Young launched his campaign with a promise

Click to listen to the full episode. Local council races don’t always get headlines—but they control: Zoning decisions (what gets built and where) School funding priorities Public safety strategies Local economic development In short: they decide how your neighborhood changes—or doesn’t. And with Baltimore County expanding its council from seven to nine seats, the political map is already being reshaped. That means District 4 voters aren’t just choosing a candidate—they’re he

Join us for an important evening of civic engagement at the Baltimore County Executive Candidate Forum on Thursday, March 26, 2026, from 6:00–8:30 PM at Goucher College’s Ungar Athenaeum (Hyman Forum). Hosted by the League of Women Voters of Baltimore County and Goucher College , moderated by C4 (Clarence Mitchell IV), this forum brings together all participating candidates to discuss the issues that matter most to our community. This is your opportunity to hear directly from

Click for the full podcast interview. As Maryland heads toward the 2026 primary and general elections, the race for the House of Delegates in District 10 is shaping up to be one of the most closely watched contests in Baltimore County. With shifting political dynamics, a crowded field of candidates, and the departure of a long-standing leader, this race represents more than just a local election—it’s a referendum on the direction of the region. District 10 candidate, Robin Ha

Baltimore County District 4 county council candidate, Karson Kamenetz kicked (say that real fast) off his election bid. He took time out to take an interview with Psycho4081 of the Hot Topix Podcast. Check out the full episode at www.hottopixpodcast.com or click the photo above. The new Baltimore County Council districts take effect in the 2026 County Council election — that means District 4 (and the other new districts) will elect new council members based on the updated bo

Mark your calendars: on Wednesday, October 29, from 6:00 to 8:00 PM, the Randallstown NAACP Branch #7032-B will host a Baltimore County Executive candidate town hall at the Randallstown Community Center. If you’re a Baltimore County resident, community activist, or simply curious about local leadership, this is one of the few chances you’ll have this year to see candidates side-by-side. You can hear their visions and pose questions directly. Below is a guide to what to expect

In this episode of the Hot Topix Podcast, host Psycho4081 sits down with Mark Brewster, candidate for Baltimore County Council's newly redrawn Third District. As the county faces rapid changes and growing challenges, Brewster shares his vision for a more responsive, transparent, and community-centered local government. Tune in as they dive into: - What the new 3rd District means for residents - Brewster’s top priorities if elected - His stance on development, education, and p

Check out the in-depth podcast interview with MaKeda Scott. Click to listen now. In the recent episode of Hot Topix Podcast, listeners...

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