Montgomery County residents who missed the June 2 registration deadline may still register in person during early voting (June 11–18) or on Election Day.
Montgomery County polls open 7 AM–8 PM on Tuesday, June 23, 2026 for the Gubernatorial Primary; voters can look up their polling place at 777vote.org.
In-person early voting for the 2026 Gubernatorial Primary runs June 11–18 at 14 Montgomery County locations, 7 AM to 8 PM daily.
Montgomery County has placed 58 ballot drop boxes at schools, rec centers, and public buildings through 8 PM on Primary Election Day, June 23.
Montgomery County voters can request mail-in ballots for the June 23 primary; mail/fax requests must be received by 8 PM on June 16.
Red Line trains single-track between Friendship Heights and Van Ness after 10 p.m. on May 18–21 and May 26–28.
Red Line trains single-track between Silver Spring and Forest Glen May 11–14 after 10 p.m. and all day May 16–17.
Council President Fani-González issued a statement condemning racist remarks made by two Maryland House of Delegates members against Del. Chao Wu.
DEP's Green Job Portal has new openings in climate and sustainability fields in Montgomery County.
Maryland's MEEHA EmPOWER program has remaining funds for Potomac Edison-territory multifamily buildings; awards made first-come, first-served.
Potomac Edison's Energy Solutions for Business Program offers enhanced incentives for efficiency upgrades, GHG reduction, and BEPS studies through Dec. 16, 2026.
DEP and Bethesda Green hold a hybrid session May 13 on benchmarking and Building Energy Performance Standards for condominium communities.
Montgomery County building owners have one month to submit 2025 energy benchmarking reports via ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager and the county portal.
Montgomery County Procurement and African American Chamber co-host a Minority Business Enterprise certification event in Silver Spring.
Council hearing May 12 on a new capital project for the Glen Echo Spanish Ballroom, backed by $1.5M in state funds and a National Park Service match.
A $994,000 supplemental appropriation would fund the move of 4th District police staff to the Wheaton Office Building; committee worksession set for June 8.
A $481,000 supplemental appropriation would fund replacement of 512 shelves at the Montgomery County Correctional Facility with safer ligature-resistant units.
Council expected to vote May 12 on an $8.5 million supplemental appropriation for MCPS to offset costs from the 2026 winter weather event.
A $500,000 state grant would expand DEP's HEECAP program, funding energy and climate upgrades for low- and moderate-income homes.
Council expected to vote May 12 on a $500,000 supplemental appropriation for the Nonprofit Security Grant Program to combat hate crimes.