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While teachers’ contracts are being broken and police officers lack basic equipment, the County Council quietly voted to pad their own pensions. That’s not how you lead. That’s how you lose the public’s trust. Baltimore County needs honest leadership, radical transparency, and leaders who serve you — not themselves. Join us → nickforbaltimorecounty.com #NickStewart2026 #OneCounty #BaltimoreCounty
I’m Angry — And You Should Be Too
Have you noticed the County Council suddenly pointing fingers at each other? That’s because they got caught. Every single County Council member running for County Executive voted for a behind-the-scenes change that would double their pensions. Now they’re scrambling. One says Izzy Patoka masterminded a bill to justify full-time pay for part-time work. Another says the real issue is pensions being tied to future salaries, not what they actually earned. Here’s the truth: They’re both right — and they all voted for it. No other county employee gets a pension windfall like this. Not teachers. Not police officers. Not firefighters. Don’t let them muddy the waters. 🎥 Part 3 (the final video) breaks down why this is so wrong — and why Baltimore County deserves better. #BaltimoreCounty #OneCounty #NickStewart2026
They’re Blaming Each Other — But They ALL Voted to Double Their Pensions
Since the County Council shut the door on public testimony during last night’s legislative session, we decided to speak directly to you. This is Part 1 of a three-part video series breaking down how every County Council member now running for County Executive voted for a behind-the-scenes change that ties their pensions to higher future salaries—effectively doubling their pensions. Meanwhile, working families and public servants like teachers and first responders are told there’s “no money” for better pay or benefits. Somehow, though, there was plenty when it came time to take care of their own retirement. It’s hard to justify. And honestly? It’s morally outrageous. Watch. Share. And decide for yourself. #NickStewart2026 #BaltimoreCounty #OneCounty
No Testimony. No Transparency. Bigger Pensions.
Three days away — January 14th — is the first fundraising deadline for our campaign. It’s a huge moment, when our progress becomes public for the first time. Everyone will be watching this report to answer one critical question: Does our vision for a more affordable, inclusive, and modern Baltimore County have the traction to win? A strong showing will send a clear message to the political establishment: Baltimore County voters are ready for new leadership and ready to leave behind the status quo. If you believe in this mission, I’m asking you to help us keep building this movement. Visit www.nickforbaltimorecounty.com/donate today! Can we count on your support?
3 Days Left: Help Us Show Baltimore County We’re Ready for Change
Hey Baltimore County — it’s Nick Stewart. Join me Monday, January 12 at El Guapo in Catonsville as we head into our first fundraising deadline and talk about real change for Baltimore County. El Guapo is a family-friendly bar-cade with great food, drinks, and games — so even if I’m not the entertainment, you’ll have a good time while supporting a good cause. Register or donate: www.nickforbaltimorecounty.com/deadline Let’s talk about the future of Baltimore County. #NickStewart2026 #OneCounty #BaltimoreCounty
The deadline is coming — and I’d love to see you. Join me at El Guapo on January 12!
Can I deliver my campaign pitch in under 60 seconds — while sitting in an ice bath? 🧊🛁 🤦🏻‍♂️ Let’s find out. #NickStewart2026 #OneCounty #BaltimoreCounty
Cold Takes. Real Solutions. One County
We’re approaching an important deadline — and I need your help. I’m running for County Executive because families can’t afford to live here, and too many are leaving. We can’t afford more of the same. I’m not a career politician. I’ve served on the school board and workforce board, started a housing organization, represented small businesses, and raised four messy kids. I’ve built the only real plan in this race — but I need your help to deliver it.This is a grassroots campaign. No insiders. No machines. Our first public fundraising deadline will show whether people believe real change is possible. Please consider contributing before the deadline — and join us January 12: www.nickforbaltimorecounty.com/deadline Thank you, and happy holidays. #baltimorecounty #nickstewart2026 #OneCounty
A Deadline That Matters for Baltimore County Families
Many families in Baltimore County are living in fear right now, and that’s not acceptable. Pushing back starts with knowing your rights. That’s why, as the only attorney running for County Executive, I made this video so you know what to do if you’re confronted by ICE. Please watch and share. Knowledge is power—and can make all the difference when protecting yourself and the people you love. #NickStewart2026 #OneCounty #BaltimoreCounty
A Message to Our Immigrant Communities: Know Your Rights. Protect Your Family.
Nick explains his One County initiative — a bold, practical plan to bring every part of Baltimore County together. From housing people can afford to schools, jobs, and transit that work for everyone, One County turns shared values into real results. #NickStewart2026 #OneCounty #BaltimoreCounty
What does One County mean?
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