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MC Votes

Who We Are

MC Votes is a working group of faculty, staff, and students encouraging voter education and engagement at Montgomery College. MC Votes implements the College’s voter engagement plan (PDF, Get Adobe Acrobat PDF Reader - Link opens in new window) and meets frequently to support collaboration and cross-promotion of voter education and engagement at MC. Anyone is welcome! 

Visit Vote 411 for election related information.

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About the Committee
Our Goals
  • Support MC’s academic and civic mission
  • Engage politically diverse students and employees
  • Provide information to:
    • Students about voter resources like voter registration forms and nonpartisan voter guides
    • Faculty about curriculum and professional resources
    • Employees about institutional resources like enrichment leave for election workers
    • Community members at large
  • Increase MC student turnout during elections, as measured by our participation in the National Study of Learning, Voting, and Engagement (NSLVE)
MC Votes Co-Chairs
  • Lisa Hackley, Director of Student Life, Rockville
  • Joseph Stumpf, Chair of History and Political Science, Rockville
  • Karla Silvestre, MC Votes convener
  • Gloria Bonilla, Voter Empowerment coordinator

The co-chairs were selected by the vice presidents of Academic and Student Affairs to represent the respective areas of the College. Contact MC Votes to get involved at MCVotes@montgomerycollege.edu.

Resources

Download material and links to relevant websites

Voter Education and Classroom Resources

Downloads

Post-Election Resources

Post-Election Events

  • Track the Results 
    We encourage you to turn to trusted, nonpartisan sources for accurate and current information, such as the Associated Press Election Hubnew window. Visit your state's election website for official information, like Maryland's election resultsnew window.
  • Track Your Ballot
    If you submitted a mail in ballot, you can track your ballot to ensure it has been received and counted. 
  • Election Protection
    If you are experiencing issues getting your vote counted, contact the National Election Protection Hotlinenew window at 866-OUR-VOTE.
Get Informed About the Candidates with These Voter Guides

Be Engaged. Be Informed. Become an MC Votes Student Ambassador.

Participate on the MC Votes committee where you can contribute ideas on how to engage students in voter registration, get informed on issues and candidates, help with election day voting, and much more.

Fill our the online applicationnew window or contact Shannon Roundtree at shannon.roundtree@montgomerycollege.edu or Gloria Bonilla at Gloria.Bonilla@montgomerycollege.edu for more information. 

Faculty and Staff Resources