Signs, Signs, Everywhere Signs
Signs, Signs, Everywhere Signs
Latest updates, “Do You Have a Sign?” details, and an important reminder: don’t forget to vote on November 3rd!
Early voting in Maryland begins Thursday, October 22. I’ll share details on polling locations soon.
Do you have a campaign sign? Would you like one? Do you need an additional sign? I have signs that need a good home! I also have T-shirts and a few hats leftover.
Below, you’ll find the latest updates from my campaign, along with news and information about Baltimore County Public Schools.
Get Your Signs Out!
I don’t necessarily love having my face plastered all over Maryland, but it certainly gets people’s attention!
If you don’t have a campaign sign and would like one, please let me know. I’ll be happy to arrange delivery as soon as possible.
Our campaign is focusing on School Board District 3, which includes Cockeysville, Timonium-Lutherville, the Hereford Zone, and portions of Baldwin, Glen Arm, and Hydes. However, signs anywhere in Baltimore County are also greatly appreciated.
Don’t live in the district but own or operate a business where you would be willing to display a sign? That works, too! Signs are available in 2-by-4-foot and 4-by-8-foot sizes.
Please complete the form below to request a sign.
Don't Forget To Vote!
Election Day will be here before we know it, and it is critically important that you, your friends, family, and everyone you know make a plan to vote by November 3.
The deadline to request a mail-in ballot has passed. If you did not request one, early voting will be available from Thursday, October 22, through Thursday, October 29. During early voting, you may cast your ballot at any early-voting center in your county. All early-voting centers are expected to be open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Searchable sample ballots by address are not yet available, but it is never too early to begin researching the candidates and questions that will appear on your ballot. Use the lookup link below to find your voter registration information, Election Day polling location, and voting districts—including councilmanic, legislative, congressional, and, most importantly, your school board district.
Councilmanic districts have changed this year. There are now nine districts instead of seven, and they no longer align with school board districts. If you voted for me last year, you will still be voting for me in School Board District 3. My district has not changed.
Last year, my election was decided by just 450 votes after all mail-in ballots were counted. Please do not stay home this year. Encourage everyone you know to make a plan and vote. Local elections are extremely important—especially this year.
Our campaign is focused on continuing to strengthen Baltimore County Public Schools and ensuring that the Board of Education remains focused on students, families, teachers, and accountability. Working alongside my good friend Julie Henn, the school board member from District 5, I am proud of the positive changes we have helped advance.
I am also excited to continue working with Team BCPS and Dr. Heiser. He has brought vision, goals, and a clear plan for moving our school system forward, and I look forward to building on that progress.
Please make your voice heard and vote by November 3!
Looking for some SWAG?
I have a limited number of T-shirts and hats remaining from my last event. If you didn’t receive one or would like one now, please complete the form below. I’ll do my best to send your items as soon as possible.
If you use the donation link provided in the form, your merchandise will be shipped directly to the address you provide.
Please wear your SWAG proudly! If someone asks, “What does MEGA mean—is it like MAGA?” the answer is simple: MEGA is about our children and ensuring they receive the best education possible with our tax dollars—an education that prepares them for a future of their choosing, rather than one limited by a lack of opportunity.
Endorsement Alert!
I am excited to announce that Kathleen Causey—a former District 3 Board of Education member, well-known community leader, and fellow fierce advocate for students—has officially endorsed my reelection campaign.
I am also honored to have received endorsements from my good friend and fellow District 5 Board of Education member, Julie Henn, the Children 1st PAC, and the 1776 Project PAC.
These endorsements are strengthening my campaign and renewing my resolve to continue the important work we have begun with Superintendent Dr. Heiser and Team BCPS.
Additional endorsements and details are available on my campaign website.
Thank You
Last but certainly not least, I want to thank everyone who attended my quickly organized meet-and-greet at Ryleigh’s Oyster.
Special thanks to Amy Adams and Mary Taylor of Children 1st PAC and the Baltimore County Parent and Student Coalition for serving as guest speakers and sources of inspiration. I am also grateful to Julie Henn for her steadfast, continued support and friendship. I truly appreciated your thoughtful comments and kind words.
Finally, a special thank-you to Brian McComas, owner of Ryleigh’s Oyster, for hosting the event and generously donating the catering in kind.
If you were unable to attend but would still like to support the campaign, please use the link below to make a donation.
Maggie Domanowski Election Committee
Timothy J. Domanowski, Treasurer
Maggie4Students.ORG
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