Who represents Seton Hill
City
- Mayor: Brandon Scott
- City Council President: Zeke Cohen
- Comptroller of Baltimore City: Bill Henry
- State’s Attorney for Baltimore City: Ivan Bates
- 11th District Councilmember: Zac Blanchard
- Phone: 410-396-4816
- Email: zachary.blanchard@baltimorecity.gov
- DPW Community Liasion Officers
- Recycling and Trash
- Shawn Sloan
- Email: Shawn.Sloan@baltimorecity.gov
- Water & Utilities
- Tyrene Maple
- Email: Tyrene.maple@baltimorecity.gov
- Abandoned Vehicles (Contact SR number for vehicles)
- Monaye Easley
- Email: Monaye.Easley-smalls@baltimorecity.gov
- Recycling and Trash
State
- Governor: Wes Moore
- Lieutenant Governor: Aruna Miller
- Attorney General: Anthony Brown
- Comptroller of Maryland (the state’s chief tax and finance officer, not to be confused with the city comptroller above): Brooke Lierman
- State Senator, District 40: Antonio Hayes
- Phone: 410-841-3656
- Email: antonio.hayes@senate.state.md.us
- State Delegates, District 40:
- Marlon D. Amprey,
- Phone: 410-841-3520
- Email: marlon.amprey@house.maryland.gov
- Frank M. Conaway, Jr.
- Phone: 410-841-3189
- Email: frank.conoway@house.maryland.gov
- Melissa R. Wells
- Phone: 410-841-3545
- Email: melissa.wells@house.state.md.us
- Marlon D. Amprey,
Federal
- US Senators: Angela Alsobrooks and Chris Van Hollen
- US Representative, District 7: Kweisi Mfume
Voting in the 2026 general election
Maryland’s general election is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Here’s every relevant date:
- Register or update your registration by October 13, 2026 to be added to the rolls in advance. Missed it? Maryland allows same-day registration at early voting centers and on Election Day itself, so it’s still not too late.
- Vote early from October 22 through October 29, 2026, 7am to 8pm every day including the weekend, at any early voting center in Baltimore City, not just the one closest to Seton Hill.
- Request a mail-in ballot at least 14 days before the election if you’d rather vote from home. Return it by 8pm on November 3, either postmarked by then or dropped in an official ballot drop box.
- Vote on Election Day, November 3, 2026, 7am to 8pm. Look up your polling place, since it varies block to block within the neighborhood and isn’t always the same site as last time.
Not sure if you’re registered, or need to update your address after a move within Seton Hill? Check your voter registration status directly with the state.