Maureen Wambui-Community First

25/10/2026

Honeygo Park, Baltimore County, supporting our Democratic candidates and engaging with voters 👊

22/10/2026

BALTIMORE COUNTY BALLOT QUESTIONS:

FOR Question B OR AGAINST Question B

*Department of Agriculture Creates one OR Does not create one
*Agriculture leadership Dedicated department/director OR Remains distributed
*Farmers Potentially one central County department OR They Continue working with existing agencies
*Local food Dedicated department could coordinate/support it OR Existing agencies continue handling it
*Farmland preservation Does not automatically change the program OR Existing system remains
*Agricultural tourism Could be coordinated through new department OR Remains with existing agency
*County government Adds a new department OR No new department
*Cost Additional departmental costs are possible OR Avoids creating the new department

22/10/2026

Tonight, we showed up to support one of our candidates, Cari for Council, District 7 , because that is one of the reasons I was elected, to stand with and support our nominated candidates.

As we head into the final stretch, with early voting starting tomorrow and with just a few days remaining, let’s continue showing up, standing together, and giving our candidates the support they need to cross the finish line strong! 💪🏾🗳️

21/10/2026

Come join the MDP's African Diaspora DLC's informational session about the statewide ballot questions that will appear on the upcoming general election ballot.

21/10/2026

BALTIMORE COUNTY, 2026, BALLOT QUESTIONS - WHAT DOES EACH OPTION MEAN?

YES Vote FOR Question A

What it means: Six of the nine County Council members would have to approve changes to the Urban-Rural Demarcation Line, instead of the current five.

Pros:

*Makes the boundary harder to change.

*May provide stronger protection for farmland and rural areas.

*Requires broader agreement among Council members.

Cons:

*Could make some boundary changes more difficult to approve.

*May limit flexibility when future development or infrastructure needs arise.

NO - Vote AGAINST Question A

What it means: The current rule stays in place: five of the nine County Council members can approve changes to the boundary.

Pros:

*Keeps the existing decision-making process.

*Allows boundary changes to pass with a simple majority.

*Provides more flexibility to respond to changing development needs.

Cons:

*The boundary could be easier to change.

*May provide less protection against changes that expand development into rural areas.

*Does not add the proposed higher approval threshold.

IN SIMPLE TERMS:

YES: Require more Council support before changing the urban-rural boundary.

NO: Keep the current rule requiring a simple majority.

IMPORTANT: This question concerns changes to the URDL, not every zoning decision in Baltimore County. Other planning and zoning matters would continue to use the existing simple-majority rule.

18/10/2026

18/10/2026

Great day out canvassing in support of Baltimore County Eastside candidates Arkia Wade for Baltimore County Council, District 9 and Sharonda Dillard-Huffman for Baltimore County Council District 8 💙🗳️

Thank you, Forward with Deli Okafor and Nelson E Brown,for organizing and bringing us together to connect with our community and support our Democratic candidates.
Every conversation and every door knocked brings us one step closer to Election Day!

12/10/2026

Fantastic morning knocking doors with Baltimore County Council Candidate Arkia Wade and other Maryland Democrats! We’re connecting with voters across our community and building momentum for candidates who will deliver real results. Election Day is just around the corner — let’s finish strong! 💪💙🗳️