Summary
The Montgomery County judge race is heating up, and it’s basically a referendum on where the county is headed. Whoever wins this seat will be calling the shots on local policy and governance for the foreseeable future.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
This race matters for your wallet because the judge oversees the county budget and sets the tax rate that hits your property bill.
Voters who want to see a change in how the county is run or those who want to double down on current leadership will finally have their say.
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