Know the Candidates

The Voters’ Guide and the Expanded Edition and the Guía de Votantes make candidates’ answers to questions about their policy positions available to voters.

All responses are in the candidates' own words. Included candidates are running for Maryland state and Montgomery County offices and U.S. Congress. State and county ballot questions are also included as well as general voting information.

Find out more about Vote411.org & Voters' Guide.

Make a Plan

Registration current? Check here.
Who’s on my ballot? Read candidates’ statements on the issues: Go to VOTE411.org
What are the ballot questions? See text of the questions and explanations.
When do I vote?

Vote early: Oct. 25-Nov. 1, 2018
Vote on General Election Day: Nov. 6, 2018

Ways to vote?   Check here.

With an absentee ballot (all voters eligible).
At early voting site during early voting.
At assigned voting place on Nov. 6, 2018.

Student Votes Matter

'Be the change you wish to see in the world.'

Where do I register and vote?

At home: Requires an absentee ballot application and a mail in ballot if you vote at school location (know deadlines; have a stamp; use VOTE411.org).
At school address: Know out-of-state registration deadlines, assigned voting place, ID requirements, and candidates (use VOTE411.org).

For assistance with out-of-state voting visit Campus Vote Project or Best Colleges' Student Voting Guide.

Take Control—
Vote Early

Oct. 25 - Nov. 1, 2018 10am-8pm

• There are 11 early voting sites around Montgomery County; voters may cast a ballot at any early voting site.
• MoCo early voting sites allow voters to register and vote at the same time. Bring proof of residency.
• Early voting results are tallied on election night, just like votes cast on election day.
• If you vote early, you may not vote by mail or on election day.
• More info is available here.