Takoma Park City Council Ward 1 · Nov 3, 2026
Doug
Glynn
Doug Glynn is running for Takoma Park City Council Ward 1 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Shana Fulcher.
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The race · City Council Ward 1
- 01Shana Fulcher
- 02Doug GlynnYou’re reading
Background
- About
- Professor of Spanish at Loyola University in Baltimore who grew up in Takoma Park.
- Campaign website
- www.doug4takoma.com
On the record: Doug Glynn
5 sourced01Rent stabilization1 sourced position
Candidate's questionnaire response, as published by Community Vision for Takoma
Says the current rent stabilization law is working well and opposes aligning it with county law.
The rent stabilization law seems to be working well.”
Own statementCommunity Vision for Takoma · Sep 30, 2026Link
02Housing and development1 sourced position
Candidate's questionnaire response, as published by Community Vision for Takoma
Supports developing Hospital Hill while considering residents with different incomes.
Hospital Hill is the most eminent space to be developed, which I support as long as we contemplate the needs of a variety of people with different economic possibilities.”
Own statementCommunity Vision for Takoma · Sep 30, 2026Link
03Property taxes1 sourced position
Candidate's questionnaire response, as published by Community Vision for Takoma
Supports property tax relief for residents on fixed incomes.
I support property tax relief for our neighbors on fixed incomes.”
Own statementCommunity Vision for Takoma · Sep 30, 2026Link
04Council terms1 sourced position
Candidate's questionnaire response, as published by Community Vision for Takoma
Supports keeping two-year council terms.
I support maintaining two-year terms since this has been the system our city government has used for decades.”
Own statementCommunity Vision for Takoma · Sep 30, 2026Link
05Public meeting conduct1 sourced position
Candidate's questionnaire response, as published by Community Vision for Takoma
Says clapping in support of other speakers is acceptable and signs are fine if they do not block others' view.
if members of the public would like to clap in support of other speakers, this is perfectly acceptable”
Own statementCommunity Vision for Takoma · Sep 30, 2026Link
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