This year's election in Montgomery County is not just about national races or electing officials — voters here need to fight two dangerous County ballot measures. Question B threatens public funding that pays for essential workers like firefighters, nurses, librarians, and bus drivers. Question D diminishes our voice in County government by reducing your Councilmembers from 5 to just 1. Join JUFJ and Councilmember Evan Glass for an inside look at the County ballot questions that we will be voting on in November.

Join us for a convening about the State- and County-level referendum questions on your ballot this November.

The event will include a review of what's at stake for Montgomery County this election, video remarks from our County Leaders, and ways you can take action to safeguard our representative democracy, our COVID-19 recovery, and ensure our county works through a lens of equity instead of austerity.

Join Jews United for Justice and Tikvat Israel on Zoom for a non-partisan conversation about what’s at stake in the upcoming local primary elections. We’ll walk through which elected offices are on the ballot, who is running, why these offices matter, when the elections are happening, where your new districts are, and how you can be part of shaping Maryland and Montgomery County and making concrete improvements in the lives of everyone in our community.

Join Jews United for Justice, B'nai Israel, and the Washington Hebrew Congregation on Zoom for a non-partisan conversation on what’s at stake in the upcoming local primary elections. We’ll walk through which elected offices are on the ballot, who is running, why these offices matter, when the elections are happening, where your new districts are, and how you can be part of shaping Maryland and Montgomery County and making concrete improvements in the lives of everyone in our community.

Join Jews United for Justice, Temple Emanuel, Temple Shalom, & Temple Sinai on Zoom for a non-partisan conversation about what’s at stake in the upcoming local primary elections. We’ll walk through which elected offices are on the ballot, who is running, why these offices matter, when the elections are happening, where your new districts are, and how you can be part of shaping Maryland and Montgomery County and making concrete improvements in the lives of everyone in our community.

Join Jews United for Justice and Temple Beth Ami on Zoom for a non-partisan conversation on what’s at stake in the upcoming local primary elections. We’ll walk through which elected offices are on the ballot, who is running, why these offices matter, when the elections are happening, where your new districts are, and how you can be part of shaping Maryland and Montgomery County and making concrete improvements in the lives of everyone in our community.

Join Jews United for Justice and Oseh Shalom on Zoom for a non-partisan conversation on what’s at stake in the upcoming local primary elections. We’ll walk through which elected offices are on the ballot, who is running, why these offices matter, when the elections are happening, where your new districts are, and how you can be part of shaping Maryland and Montgomery County and making concrete improvements in the lives of everyone in our community.

Join Jews United for Justice, Adat Shalom, Am Kolel, and Kehila Chadasha on Zoom for a non-partisan conversation on what’s at stake in the upcoming local primary elections. We’ll walk through which elected offices are on the ballot, who is running, why these offices matter, when the elections are happening, where your new districts are, and how you can be part of shaping Maryland and Montgomery County and making concrete improvements in the lives of everyone in our community.

Join Jews United for Justice on Zoom for a non-partisan conversation on what’s at stake in the upcoming local primary elections. We’ll walk through which elected offices are on the ballot, who is running, why these offices matter, when the elections are happening, where your new districts are, and how you can be part of shaping Maryland and Montgomery County and making concrete improvements in the lives of everyone in our community.