We need leaders who will work to preserve clean air, land, and water - leaders who share our values.
Finding the time in the middle of a busy work day can be inconvenient, but now, in Maryland, voting has never been easier. For the first time you can vote before election day - early voting for the Maryland primaries starts on September 3rd.
If you want to beat the rush, here's what you need to know:
Dates: For the primary election, Early Voting Centers will be open starting Friday September 3 through Thursday, September 9, except for Sunday, September 5th when early voting centers are closed
Time: Early Voting Centers will be open from 10 am until 8 pm each day of early voting. Anyone in line at 8 pm will be allowed to vote.
Location: There are 46 Early Voting Centers in Maryland spread out around the state in every county. You may vote at any of the voting centers in your county. To find the Early Voting Center closest to you, click this link from the Maryland State Board of Elections.
Registration: To find out if you are registered to vote or to find your election day polling place, click this link to the University of Maryland, Center for American Politics and Citizenship: http://www.mdelections.org/
Governor O’Malley Acts to Promote “Clean, Reliable and Affordable” Energy
Governor O'Malley recently signed an Executive Order that directs the Maryland Department of Natural Resources to provide a report on the long-term electricity needs of the State of Maryland.
The report that will come from this Executive Order will provide a blueprint for "Clean, Reliable and Affordable" Energy.
This order is modeled after the Comprehensive Energy Bill that the Environmental Community in Maryland worked hard on this past legislative session. We believe it's a step in the right direction and will be a valuable report we can all use for advocating for clean energy in the future.
Five Environmental Questions to Ask at a Candidate Forum in 2010
Some candidate forums have one set topic while others cover a wide range of topics. Some forums encourage audience members to ask questions while others stick to a set list of questions. Whatever type of forum you attend - you will learn a lot about the character, policies and ideas of candidates. Here are few environmental questions you could ask!
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Governor O'Malley recently signed an Executive Order that directs the Maryland Department of Natural Resources to provide a report on the long-term electricity needs of the State of Maryland.
Some candidate forums have one set topic while others cover a wide range of topics. Some forums encourage audience members to ask questions while others stick to a set list of questions. Whatever type of forum you attend - you will learn a lot about the character, policies and ideas of candidates. Here are few environmental questions you could ask! 
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