Where Do Your Candidates Stand On Democracy?
We asked the 2020 Baltimore City candidates for Comptroller, Mayor, and Council President to go on the record about common sense democracy solutions.
Baltimore: Demand Ethics In Government
We’re letting candidates know that if they want to represent us in City Hall and oversee our democracy, they can start by pledging to ethical leadership now, as they campaign for our votes.
| Photo | Name | Position | Responded? | Supported Reforms | Take Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jovani Patterson Republican |
City Council President | 9 / 12 reforms Supports 9 / 12 reforms | View > | |
 | Shannon Wright Republican |
Mayor | No Response No Response | Contact > | |
 | Brandon Scott Democrat Winner |
Mayor | 11 / 12 reforms Supports 11 / 12 reforms | View > | |
 | Nick Mosby Democrat Winner |
City Council President | No Response No Response | Contact > | |
 | Bill Henry Democrat Winner |
Comptroller | 12 / 12 reforms Supports 12 / 12 reforms | View > | |
| Photo | Name | Position | Responded? | Supported Reforms | Take Action |
About Our Baltimore 2020
They’re running to represent you and me -- so we deserve to know whether they’ll fight for a democracy that works for everyone. Our survey asks candidates for office whether they’ll support proven solutions to put We The People in charge.
Our Questionnaire
- We're asking Baltimore candidates to go on the record about these common sense solutions.