Thank you to all 7,070 District 9 residents who voted for me during the Democratic primary. The race was very tight with only a 0.3% difference (55 votes) between me and the Democratic Nominee.
Because of this closeness and the fact Maryland law does not allow run-offs in races with less than 1% difference as well as election irregularities (fake “Official Democratic Sample Ballots,” MVA debacle causing 524 provisional ballots of which only 161 were counted; and straw person in the race designed to take votes away from me) , I have heard overwhelming from voters and supporters to continue fighting onto the General Election as a Write-In Candidate.
I encourage all voters and supporters to write me in as their choice for District 9 County Council and ask your District 9 neighbors, especially Independents and Republicans. It’s simple, when you get to the County Council District 9 section of the ballots, use your Black ink pen to bubble in the oval for Write-In and on the blank line next to that oval you just bubbled in write in: Tamara Brown. Easy, right?
Let’s show the political establishment that the will of the voters for District 9 is not a hand-picked person who will be controlled, but an independent thinker who will represent the will and interests of the people. People over Politics. #WriteInTamaraBrown for District 9 County Council.
Tamara lived in Lynalan Acres in Fort Washington from 1988-1991. Tamara lived in Whitehall Forest in Accokeek in 1992 until she closed on her current home in Clinton, MD. Tamara attended Ebenezer AME Church from 1991-1995 where she served as Co-Chair of the Womanhood Rites of Passage program and Young Adult Co-Chair for Women’s Day both in 1995.
Tamara was an ordained minister at Reach Out for Life Christian Center, Inc. where she met her husband. Tamara and her family joined From the Heart Church Ministries in 2000, where she served as Ministry Head of the New Converts Ministry from 2005-2009.
Tamara was initiated into Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. at Baylor University in Spring 1987. She was a member of Xi Omega graduate chapter of AKA while attending Howard University School of Law under then Basileus, Edith Booker. She joined the Upsilon Tau Omega Chapter (Ft. Washington) of AKA in 2008, serving as Connection Chair from ( 2010-2012).
Tamara is an avid reader, having been a founding member of the The Next Chapter Book Club in 1990. The club still reads a book a month 27 years later. Tamara loves group exercise classes, especially spin, yoga and aerobic kickboxing. Tamara is a charter member and Parliamentarian of the Greater Suburban Maryland Chapter of Jack and Jill of America, Inc.
Tamara is Co-Founder and CEO of Last Mile Broadband of Maryland LLC, which provides high-speed Internet service to rural and under-served areas in Maryland.
Election Date: Tuesday, November 6, 2018; Early Voting: Thursday, October 30th – Thursday, November 1st
Election Date:
Tuesday, November 6, 2018
Early Voting:
Thursday, October 25th – Thursday, November 1st
