The City of Greenbelt election was on Tuesday, November 2, 2021. The offices of the City Council are up for election. Top issues for this election includes accountability, development, community service, and taxes. Our voting guides compile vital sections of each candidate's platform, initiative, social media profile, and pertinent public information.
Vote in the 2021 Greenbelt Election with ease with kBoulevard's voting guide for Greenbelt's City Election.
Compare candidates for each election race for the Greenbelt Election. kBoulevard highlights key initiatives between City Council candidates side-by-side for better context.
kBoulevard breakdowns candidates for Greenbelt Election by topic. Knowing what initiatives candidates are most enthusiastic about helps voters find candidates that align with their values.
Understanding the City's goals overall can help readers better align their votes to candidates who share similar views. You will feel more informed about the candidates you've voted for.
The Greenbelt City Council is the legislative body responsible for determining policies, setting ordinances, approving the annual budget, establishing the tax rate, public improvements, public health, safety, and welfare of the community, and developing goals and vision for the City. All seven councilmembers are elected at once.
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Candidates sometimes campaign on initiatives that may not be relevant for the office they are running for. kBoulevard provides a more in-depth look at each candidates' platform, categorizing initiatives, giving you the opportunity to pick the candidates that share your values.
It is important to note we only reference what candidates cite from their own platforms and reputable publishers. Candidates typically do not run similar campaigns and races may seem lop-sided. The depth of a candidate's platform can serve as a good indicator of their qualifications for office.
Initiatives centered on stabilizing cost of living. Policies centered on buyers incentives and mortgage programs are highlighted in this section.
Initiatives centered on fiscal policy, property taxes, property assessments, and government revenue matters are highlighted in this section. Candidates here are considered to be heavy on fiscal policies.
Topics focused on community engagement and government services are highlighted in this section. Candidates here are considered to be passionate about active government services.
Initiatives highlighted here center on policies regarding people with disabilities and addressing racial injustices. Candidates here have a passion for social advocacy.
Introduced and passed legislation to require public hearings and briefings on crime and contract review process
Initiatives centered city amenities and community events are highlighted in this section.
Civil Rights Advocate
Appointed to Prince George’s County’s Commission for Women
Topics focus on creating and maintaining public parks and green spaces highlighted in this section.
Vice-Chair of the Park and Recreation Advisory Board of Greenbelt
Appointed to the Park and Recreation Advisory Board
Served on the Youth Advisory Committee – provided youth input for Greenbelt City Skate Park
Topics on crime reduction, waste disposal policies, and utility management are highlighted in this section. Candidates here are considered to be on crime and government services.
Proposed and implemented a community policing program that includes the city’s first bicycle patrols
Initiatives highlighted here center on traffic alleviation, public transportation initiatives, and pedestrian-focused policies. Candidates here have a passion for addressing the region’s traffic-related problems.
Co-chair of Greenbelt Anti-Maglev Taskforce
Appointed to Central Maryland Transportation and Mobility Commission
Topics here focus on initiatives for the youth and seniors. Education policies are typically under the county and state’s authority. Municipals oversee youth programs, summer camps, learning equipment, senior events, and policies relevant to the senior community.
Served on the Youth Advisory Committee
Council liaison to the Senior Citizen Advisory Committee
Townhalls, community meetings, and government newsletters are a great way to keep abreast of your local government affairs and priorities. We know sometimes it’s hard to make those evening and weekend meetups, but you still want to participate in your town election.
kBoulevard provides a more in-depth look at Greenbelt’s strategic planning and budget appropriations, giving you the insight you need to catch up with your community leaders and the town’s future plans. City agendas are the best way to determine if the current administration understands their constituents’ needs.
Townhalls, community meetings, and government newsletters are a great way to keep abreast of your local government affairs and priorities. We know sometimes it’s hard to make those evening and weekend meetups, but you still want to participate in your city election.
City agendas are the best way to determine if the current administration understands their constituents’ needs.
Here we provide a sample of regional statistics that correlate directly with offices up for election.
23,219
Greenbelt Pop. 2019
(4th Largest in Prince George’s County)
13,208
Greenbelt Employed Pop.
(1.5% increase – 1yr)
23,219
Greenbelt Pop. 2019
(4th Largest in Prince George’s County)
13,208
Greenbelt Employed Pop.
(1.5% increase – 1yr)
$1,600
Average Gross Rent
(Prince George’s County Avg: $1,515)
6.8%
increase in property value – 1yr
(4.2% growth in Prince George’s County)
$1,600
Average Gross Rent
(Prince George’s County Avg: $1,515)
6.8%
increase in property value – 1yr
(4.2% growth in Prince George’s County)
10%
6% increase in poverty rate – 1yr
(Prince George’s County Avg: 8.4%)
$71,734
.8% decline in median household income – 1yr
(Prince George’s County average 3.9% increase)
10%
6% increase in poverty rate – 1yr
(Prince George’s County Avg: 8.4%)
$71,734
.5% decline in median household -1yr
(Prince George’s County Avg. 3.9% increase)
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We have covered elections at request, such as the 2020 Congressional District 7 Special Primary Election for the Baltimore City area.
Primarily, each region’s respective board of elections and each candidate’s website. Additional sources may come from social media profiles, town-halls, and other reputable publishers. We also cite our sources at the bottom of each guide.
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