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CITY OF FREDERICK ELECTION 2009
Power is transferred to city's new mayor and board [multimedia]
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Power is transferred to city's new mayor and board [multimedia]
Mayor Randy McClement took control of the city's top office Thursday, becoming the 42nd chief executive of Frederick while vowing to meet challenges head-on.

Story by Adam Behsudi/Photo by Sam Yu
Mayoral Forum (at FCC)
McClement and Judd face off on Oct. 27
Mayoral Forum (Rotary Club of Carroll Creek)
McClement and Judd face off on Oct. 21
Aldermanic Forum (at FCC)
The 10 aldermanic candidates face off on Oct. 20




  LATEST CITY OF FREDERICK ELECTION HEADLINES
Holtzinger packs up for private practice [video] Holtzinger packs up for private practice [video]

He's been called the "lunch pail mayor."

Frederick City Mayor Jeff Holtzinger could often be seen arriving at City Hall on his mud-covered 1982 Honda 500 trail bike wearing overalls and work boots. He will step down as mayor later this month and and plans to go into law practice with a local attorney focusing on civil litigation.

more »
Results confirm city's votes for mayor, aldermen
Elections officials Thursday presented certified results showing little change to the group of six people chosen to lead the City of Frederick for the next four years. more »
Observers: Dissatisfaction, familiarity central to election defeats Observers: Dissatisfaction, familiarity central to election defeats

A clean sweep of City Hall will put five new aldermen to work for the next four years. With a mayor elected to his first public office, Frederick's government will stand untested in the face of what could be the city's most financially challenging year in decades.

The returns made it clear that city voters were not swayed by the well-funded and enthusiastic mayoral campaign of Democrat Jason Judd. A majority gave their vote to bagel shop owner Randy McClement.

  • Complete Election Coverage
  • Poll: To increase turnout, should city elections be held the same years as presidential elections? Vote here more »
  • McClement clinches mayoral victory McClement clinches mayoral victory

    Frederick voters elected Randy McClement the city's next mayor, according to unofficial results.

    The owner of a downtown bagel shop delivered his victory speech to supporters Tuesday night after learning he had topped Democrat Jason Judd in votes. l BoA: All 3 aldermen incumbents voted out more »

    All three aldermen incumbents voted out All three aldermen incumbents voted out
    Four out of five on board will be Democrats
    Frederick voters ousted all three incumbents in Tuesday's aldermanic race, according to unofficial results. more »
    Decision day — Frederick prepared for mayoral, aldermanic votes Decision day — Frederick prepared for mayoral, aldermanic votes

    Frederick voters will head to the polls today to cast ballots that will change the leadership at City Hall for the next four years.

    Officials hope the vote to decide a new mayor and fill the five seats of the Board of Aldermen will also bring more people to the polls than the sparsely attended primary election. more »

    Mayoral results: All precincts reporting, McClement is mayor-elect
    With all 12 of the city precincts reporting, the results for the city mayoral election are. more »
    Aldermanic results - all precincts reporting
    The polls have closed, and the results are beginning to come in. more »
    Candidates forum provides live civics lesson for Trinity students
    The Trinity School of Frederick's oldest students received a living civics lesson during a candidates forum at their school Wednesday morning. more »
    Most candidates head into vote with adequate cash reserves
    City candidates filed a third round of campaign finance reports this week, showing multiple individual donations of $1,000 or more between Oct. 5 and 27. more »
    McClement, Judd square off McClement, Judd square off
    Candidates lay out positions in debate as Frederick city mayoral vote draws near
    The two men vying for the mayor's office met for one last debate Tuesday night, each asking the other pointed questions about experience and how he would govern the city. more »
    Neighborhood councils grill candidates
    Frederick's neighborhood advisory councils held a second event this election season, vetting candidates running for mayor and alderman. more »
      VIDEO: CITY ELECTION FORUMS
    DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN
    General election forums are set for Oct. 20 with the Aldermanic candidates and Oct. 27 with the Mayoral candidates. Forums begin at 7 p.m. at FCC's Jack B. Kussmaul Theater. Admission is free. Click the links above to watch videos of the forums held for the primary election.
      MAYORAL CANDIDATES
    Democrat
    Judd, Jason
    Judd


    Republican
    McClement, Randy
    McClement


      ALDERMANIC CANDIDATES
    Democrat
    Krimm, Carol
    Krimm


    Kuzemchak, Donna
    Kuzemchak


    O'Connor, Michael
    O'Connor


    Russell, Kelly
    Russell


    Young, Karen
    Young


    Republican
    Aloi, Shelley
    Aloi


    Haddaway, Amanda
    Haddaway


    Huckenpoehler, Chris
    Huckenpoehler


    Imhoff, Alan
    Imhoff


    Smith, Paul
    Smith


      COLUMNS/EDITORIALS ON THE ELECTION
  • Katherine Heerbrandt: Repubs, where are thou?
  • Joe Volz: Memo to the mayor
  • Katherine Heerbrandt: The latest
  • Katherine Heerbrandt: Mr. Nice Guy
  • Editorial: Double dipping
  • Katherine Heerbrandt: Hall's departure
  • No writer: Increase voter turnout by moving city elections to presidential cycle
  • Joe Volz: Mayor Imhoff
  • Katherine Heerbrandt: Everybody loves Randy
  • Katherine Heerbrandt: 51 too many
  •   WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING...
  • Facts about the Summers family farm
  • Admiration and respect for Judd
  • Upcoming BoA raise should be rescinded
  • Mayor submits Heerbrandt edits
  • Fulfill promise of long-term planning of decades ago
  • Board of Aldermen needs new faces
  • Resume? sound for being mayor
  • 'Not going to take it anymore'
  • Judd judgment
  • Classic promises from former mayor
  •   CITY OF FREDERICK REPORTER
    Adam Behsudi Adam Behsudi
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      CITY NOTES
    City Notes — 'Good enough' leads to lawsuit's end
    Originally published on February 04, 2010

    A towing company owner said he is dropping a court case challenging the City of Frederick over a year-old towing ordinance. more »

      CITY ELECTION DISTRICTS
    City of Frederick 2009 Election Districts
    City of Frederick 2009 Election Districts
      CITY OF FREDERICK QUICK FACTS
  • City Hall: 101 N. Court St., Frederick, MD 21701
  • Mayor: Randy McClement
  • Board of Aldermen: Karen Young, Carol Krimm, Kelly Russell, Michael O'Connor, Shelley Aloi
  • Population: 59,213 (est. pop. 2008; Source: Population Division, U.S. Census Bureau)
  • Year founded: 1745
  • Town meetings are held at city hall on the first and third Thursdays of the month at 7 p.m.
  • Number to Know: City Hall: 301-600-1380
  • On the web: cityoffrederick.com 
  •   IMPORTANT DATES
  • July 7: Candidate filing deadline
  • Sept 15: Primary election
  • Nov. 3: General election





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