Antonio Barboza - Bringing the Charm back to Charm City
Hello,
My name is Antonio Barboza and I’m a candidate for the House of Delegates in the 45th district.
This video clip explains clearly why I’m running for office. I believe together we can bring the charm back to charm city. If you want more information about our campaign please contact us
https://barbozaforbaltimore.com/
Facebook.com/BarbozaforBaltimore
2013 Maryland CodeELECTION LAW§ 13-401 - Authority line Paid for by Barboza for Baltimore Campaign Andrew Boram Treasurer
Baltimore City Election Board Failure....Again
RenewBaltimore
Three questions for the reader:
1) Are you satisfied with the property tax rate in Baltimore City (it is twice as high as other counties - 2.24% in the city vs 1.2% in other counties). Whether you own or rent, personal or business, you pay this tax in some form or another.
2) Are you satisfied with the services being provided by the city (public safety, public education, infrastructure, overall quality of life)
3) Do you want to pay less and get better services?
RenewBaltimore.org is a group of city leaders working now to get 10,000 signatures on 2 petitions. If they succeed, two measures will be placed on the general election ballot that we will be able to vote on.
The first lowers the property tax rate from 2.24% to 1.25% over a 6 year period.
The second strikes language from the city charter that stops this type of referendum.
Our own Jovani Patterson describes what Renew Baltimore is all about.
Here are the actual petitions and a guide
Please go to renewBaltimore.org for more details. You can also read the paper describing how this worked in San Francisco here.
We have about 2 weeks left to get 6,000 signatures. Let’s do it! Email Scott Graham at [email protected] or text me at 443 672 8194 if I can help.
Thank you!
7-11-22 Gubernatorial Debate
BTN/MAPCS Maryland Gubernatorial Townhall Debate
Baltimore Elections Board Error
Election Integrity is essential. The process will fail without full trust in the system. Full trust requires due diligence by authorities such as the Baltimore Board of Elections to do everything in its power that every lawful vote is counted, and only lawful votes are counted.
Read the Baltimore Brew article here: https://bit.ly/3xDCJtL
From the article:
“It’s not a lot. A couple of thousand voters, I think, is all,” Armstead B.C. Jones Sr., director of the Baltimore City Board of Elections, said. “We’re still trying to get a handle on it.”
One wrong vote is too many.















