Upper Marlboro Elections 2017 Voters Guide
The Town of Upper Marlboro election 2017 results are in. The three (3) candidates who were just elected will serve a two-year term as the new Board of Town Commissioners.
An asterisk (*) is placed next to the incumbent’s name.
*click on candidates’ name to see breakdown
*bolded names declares winner
Upper Marlboro Election 2017 for Town Commissioner
Wanda M. Leonard – elected
Wanda Leonard’s official page
Linda Pennoyer* – elected
Linda Pennoyer’s official page
Evelyn H. Stephens
Evelyn Stephens’ official page
James Storey*
James Storey’s official page
Tonga Y. Turner – elected
Tonga Turner’s official page
Prince George’s County 2018 Election
Upper Marlboro, Maryland – Quality Profile:
- Prince George’s County Seat
- Population: 699
- Average commute time 36.7 mins
Economics
- Average property value $208,900, .38% decline
(County average $254,700) - Average range of property taxes $3,000
- Average household income $85,893, .07% increase
(County average $74,260) - Home ownership is 80.4%, .02% decline (2015)
(County average 62%)
Crime Statistics
Top five (5) incidents 2016 (2015)
- Thefts: 10 (5)
- Burglaries: 3 (6)
- Auto theft: 0 (1)
- Assaults: 0 (1)
- Robberies: 0 (0)
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Wanda M. Leonard
- Twelve (12) year resident
- Professional – Healthcare Finance
- President – Greater Upper Marlboro Emergency Response Team (CERT)
- BA in Business Administration
Leonard’s Initiatives
“I am determined to be the voice of your concerns. As such, I will listen for those concerns that matter to you and implement change designed to enhance your living experience. I will partner with other commissioners to work hard and focus on changes truly important to our community”
Linda Pennoyer[ps2id id=’pennoyer’ target=”/]
- Town Commissioner (2015 -Current)
- Twenty-five (25) year Resident
Pennoyer’s Initiatives
“Town leaders/services, residents and businesses working together to achieve a balance with a free exchange of ideas and goals. I still believe that this Triangle will work best for the Town. Economic Development, fiscal responsibility and community outreach are key.”
Evelyn H. Stephens[ps2id id=’stephens’ target=”/]
- Professional – Human Resource
- Professional – Finance/Banking
- 3rd Generation Resident
Stephens’ Initiatives
“I feel that my “people first” attitude will go far in keeping Upper Marlboro a place where people love to call home, a unique and quaint place that no other municipality can make claim. My professional skills will prove to be an asset for the betterment of the Community. I look to continuing with the vision of a Community that is forward thinking and visionary in economic growth while using fiscal responsibility; a Community that provides opportunity, inclusion and safety, for all residents.”
James Storey[ps2id id=’storey’ target=”/]
- Town Commissioner (2016 – Current)
- Town Commissioner – President
- Thirty-six (36) year resident
Storey’s Accolades & Initiatives
- Elm St. repave/sidewalk project completed
- ADA sidewalks from west-to-east of town completed
- Pedestrian/bike trail linking Water st. to the community center
Tonga Y. Turner[ps2id id=’turner’ target=”/]
- n/a
Turner’s Initiatives
- Continued public safety for town residents and business owners
- Increasing economic development in the downtown district while maintaining our small-town charm.
- Preserving the towns history for the next generation
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Prince George’s County 2018 Election Schedule
Upper Marlboro’s official candidates statement
Upper Marlboro’s official page
With insights into each candidates initiatives and goals for improving Upper Marlboro, you will be able to make a well-grounded decision when casting your vote for this election.
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