Vicky A. Wallace
Democratic
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County Commissioner, Worcester County
District 5
- Vote for
- 1
- Term
- 4 years
- Candidates
- 2
- Election
- Nov 3, 2026
What this office does: A county commissioner is one of the board members who pass the county budget, set tax rates, adopt local ordinances and oversee county government.
Joe Schanno
Republican
Community banker · Ocean Pines
The gist
- Opposes offshore wind farms off Ocean City
- Opposes water and sewer rate increases for Ocean Pines
- Supports widening Route 589 (Racetrack Road)
- Supports development policies to improve housing affordability
- Supports keeping school decisions under local control
More about Joe
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Opposes offshore wind farms off Ocean City
Joe's Priorities (Joe Schanno campaign site)Campaign website · Schanno For Worcester · schannoforworcester.com
“Joe will stand against proposals to build wind farms off the coast of Ocean City”
Opposes water and sewer rate increases for Ocean Pines
Joe's Priorities (Joe Schanno campaign site)Campaign website · Schanno For Worcester · schannoforworcester.com
“He will advocate for Ocean Pines and work to prevent rate increases for services the community is already overpaying for.”
Supports widening Route 589 (Racetrack Road)
Joe's Priorities (Joe Schanno campaign site)Campaign website · Schanno For Worcester · schannoforworcester.com
“including projects critical to Ocean Pines residents like widening Route 589/Racetrack Road”
Supports development policies to improve housing affordability
Joe's Priorities (Joe Schanno campaign site)Campaign website · Schanno For Worcester · schannoforworcester.com
“Joe will advocate for common-sense development policies that help responsibly grow communities and make Ocean Pines affordable again.”
Supports keeping school decisions under local control
Joe's Priorities (Joe Schanno campaign site)Campaign website · Schanno For Worcester · schannoforworcester.com
“ensuring local schools remain in control of decisions that affect students and families”
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