The City of College Park will hold its general election for the office of the Mayor and all eight district Councilmembers this fall.
List of Candidates
Mayor (Vote for One)
S. M. Fazlul Kabir
District 1 Councilmember (Vote for no more than two (2))
Kamthorn G. Clary
Bryan Haddad
Jacob T. Hernandez
Alan Y. Hew
Brian J. Roan
District 2 Councilmember (Vote for no more than two (2))
Llatetra Brown Esters
Susan L. Whitney
District 3 Councilmember (Vote for no more than two (2))
A. Perez Abbott
Stuart M. Adams
John B. Rigg, III
District 4 Councilmember (Vote for no more than two (2))
Maria E. Mackie
Denise C. Mitchell
PUBLIC INFORMATION SESSION ABOUT ELECTIONGUARD AND THE HART VERITY VOTING SYSTEM
Wednesday, September 27 – 7:00 p.m.
College Park City Hall
7401 Baltimore Avenue
You are invited to a public information session on Wednesday, September 27, to learn more about how ElectionGuard works and how it will be used in the upcoming College Park election:
- Meet the election vendors.
- Take part in a mock election.
- Run a challenge ballot.
- Test the voting equipment.
We will also provide information about the advisory question on the ballot. Learn more about the advisory question here.
Parking is free in levels 3-5 of the Downtown Parking Garage, located at 7308 Yale Avenue.
Accessible Voting
For those who cannot hand-mark a ballot with a pen, the City is using the Hart InterCivic Verity Touch Writer as the ballot marking device to support accessible voting. The Verity Touch Writer has accessible features that allow the voter to make their selections through an electronic interface, and to print a marked ballot when complete. Once Touch Writer prints a ballot, the voter will cast the ballot through the scanner. We will offer hands-on demonstrations of the Touch Writer at the September 27 information session.