College Park Mayor Patrick Wojahn said a city council vote will likely be pushed back to early September.
The city council was supposed to vote on the proposal Tuesday but the bill’s sponsor, Councilwoman Christine Nagle, said that city leaders will first consider the possibility of placing the issue in the ballot in November.
Nearly a dozen cities in Maryland already allow all of its residents, including citizens living in the country illegally, the right to vote. College Park could become the biggest city in the state to grant that right if the bill passes.
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Unamerican!!
If not illegal!
Oh here is something interesting.
College Park Mayor Patrick Wojahn was born and raised in Wisconsin, Patrick received his law degree from Georgetown University Law Center in 2002. He has lived in College Park with his husband, Dave Kolesar, for over twelve years.
EWWW!! I wonder if Jimbeau knows that he has some stiff competition. Wink, Wink.
Oh God here is another one!!
P.J. is serving his second term as a College Park City Councilmember, representing College Park's 2nd District.
P.J. and his husband Nick have lived in Prince George’s County since 2005.
There are two Homo's on the College Park City Council and one of them is the Mare just like in da 'Bury.
8:15
People on the council that have obvious mental disorders
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