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 helping define what...

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 the candidates,...

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 Harvey, recently...