Effective April 29, 2021, the Washington County Board of Elections offices will be located at 17718 Virginia Avenue, Hagerstown, MD 21740. To allow time for a smooth transition into the new location, the Board of Election offices will be closed April 26-28, 2021. For additional questions or information, please contact the Washington County Department of Public … Continue reading Washington County Board of Elections
McKay in the News
Check out these articles! Delegate McKay is in the news. From education to the Office of Post Pandemic Opportunities to Election Day legislation. WCBC Radio: McKay Supports Option to Repeat 2020-21 Grad Cumberland Times-News: ACM to offer online marketing, sales course Cumberland Times-News: Legislation would not allow votes after Election Day Yahoo News: ACM to … Continue reading McKay in the News
Election Day Means Election Day
“Republic. I like the sound of the word.” - John Wayne as Davy Crockett; The Alamo We live in a Republic. One of the best forms of government, even though it is not perfect. With a Republic comes responsibility on the part of her citizens. American citizens must do their part, to not participate in their … Continue reading Election Day Means Election Day
2020 Ballot Questions
Vote NO on Question 1 Vote YES on Question 2 In addition to voting in Presidential, Congressional and local races, there are two statewide ballot questions in this election. I encourage you to vote NO on Question 1 and YES on Question 2. I voted against adding Question 1 to the ballot during the final … Continue reading 2020 Ballot Questions
Election Information
As you are well aware, November’s General Election is fast approaching, and it will be an election unlike any other we have ever experienced. Regardless of what it says on your voter registration card, it is imperative that all Washington County residents pay close attention to news regarding November’s elections. There is too much at … Continue reading Election Information
Maryland Needs to Vote In Person
I am deeply concerned about recent proposals from Democratic leaders in the legislature and the local election boards that call for a hybrid election this November that would emphasize mail-in voting. If we learned anything from the June 2nd primary election, is it that affirmatively mailing ballots to every registered voter is a recipe for … Continue reading Maryland Needs to Vote In Person
