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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1996
Page
18
The text poses three policy questions: support for campaign finance reform, actions as a member of Congress to ensure clean air water and toxin-free environment, and the federal government's role in child well being development and safety.
The document outlines three questions on campaign finance reform and governance, EPA funding and recycling, and national education and health programs. It lists experiences and qualifications of a candidate, including service on local boards, NSA/DOD background, and community leadership, with plans to tighten money influence, support environmental laws, promote Head Start, and expand health and nutrition programs for families.
Fredric M. Parker, 35, Howard County candidate, outlines campaign finance reform to limit individual and PAC contributions, advocates stronger enforcement of existing environmental laws, and supports state local control of child welfare fund allocation with block grants. He cites engineering background and public service experience.
The guide is for individual voters to check off their candidate choices and take into the booth. It should be returned when leaving and must not be marked by organizations or other persons.
The schedule covers deadlines for Non-Emergency and Emergency Absentee Ballot Applications, deadlines for receipt of Absentee Ballots, and key election dates. Primary on March 3 with polls 7 am to 8 pm. Extended postmark rules apply for mailed ballots. Voter registration reopens March 18, with general registration cutoff October 7. General Election on November 5 under Overseas Voting Rights Act.
List of polling locations by precinct across Frederick County including Buckeystown Carroll Manor Elem, Frederick South Frederick Elem, Old Frederick Armory, Hillcrest Elem, Monocacy Middle, Urbana Elem, Liberty Elem, New Market Middle, Creagerstown, Emmitsburg Elem, Wolfsville Elem, Thurmont Middle, Walkersville High, plus new polling place Jeweraper RR Relye and notes on precincts 4A 3A AB 4B 1-1 through 26-2.
The Maryland Democratic Party outlines the 1996 convention plan with 87 delegates and 11 alternates to Chicago. Voters in the March 5 primary will elect 44 delegates and seven alternates, District 6 elects two female and two male delegates, and 15 at large delegates plus four alternates will be chosen May 15 by the State Central Committee.
The Maryland Republican Party will send 32 delegates and 32 alternates to the convention in San Diego August 12 to 15. In March 5 primary voters will elect 24 delegates three per district. eight at large chosen by the State Central Committee in May. Delegates bound to vote for the presidential candidate with the most votes in their district or statewide, with various conditions on binding and nomination. Applications are now open for convention pages to represent Maryland.
John H. Tisdale runs unopposed for Judge of the Circuit Court in the 6th Judicial Circuit. Ballot text shows his name on both Democratic and Republican slates. Voters choose a single candidate in this race.
Absentee ballots mailed or hand delivered are timely if received by the election office by 8 p.m. on Election Day. Domestic ballots mailed after Election Day are timely if received by 4 p.m. the Wednesday after Election Day with proof of mailing or voter affidavit. Overseas ballots mailed after Election Day are timely if received by 4 p.m. the second Friday after the election with proof of mailing or voter affidavit.
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