Baltimore · City campaigns
Political SMS & MMS
for Baltimore campaigns
Baltimore, Maryland: an independent city with separate citywide council president.
Baltimore municipal boundary: Census cartographic data. Geographic context, not council districts.
Explore elected offices
Baltimore City Council: 14 districts and council president citywide.
Mayor
Baltimore Mayor is an elected municipal office; use the official citywide or consolidated-government contest record.
Read the guideCity Council
Baltimore City Council: 14 districts and council president citywide.
Read the guideComptroller
Baltimore Comptroller is a separately elected citywide office. It is distinct from mayor and council seats.
Read the guideCity Council President
Baltimore City Council President is a separately elected citywide office. It is distinct from mayor and council seats.
Read the guideAn independent city with separate citywide Council President
Baltimore City is independent of Baltimore County. It has 14 district council members, a citywide Council President, and a separately elected citywide Comptroller. A county record cannot stand in for the city office, and the president should not be treated as an additional district member.
Prepare the local office record
Keep Comptroller and Council President as separate citywide candidacies. The independent-city boundary clarifies their jurisdiction, but their committee records and campaign approvals remain specific to each office rather than one combined Baltimore program.
| Municipal office | Seat structure |
|---|---|
| Mayor | Citywide municipal office |
| City Council | 14 districts and council president citywide |
Event details for this program
- Baltimore venue: verify the actual address and access information
- Scheduling zone: America/New_York
- City Council: retain the full district or seat designation
- Campaign contact: name the person handling corrections and replies
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