Author: Antoine M. Thompson Published: 6/15/2026 Thompson Report
This Week in the Thompson Report: The Candidate Who’s Already Done the Work
While others are still making promises about utility costs and environmental protection, Antoine Thompson has been delivering results for over a decade.
As Chair of the New York State Senate Environmental Conservation Committee, Antoine authored and passed legislation, including the Green Jobs/Green New York Law, that directly linked clean energy investment to lower energy costs for everyday families. He fought to defend the Environmental Protection Fund when budget hawks tried to gut it, standing alongside conservation groups and business owners to protect resources that serve communities like ours.
Today, as Executive Director of the Greater Washington Region Clean Cities Coalition, a DOE-designated partnership serving Prince George’s County and the broader DMV, he is on the front lines of advancing affordable alternative fuels, clean transportation infrastructure, and energy-saving technologies that reduce what residents pay at the pump and on their utility bills.
The connection is clear: a cleaner environment and lower costs aren’t competing priorities. In Antoine’s hands, they never have been. That’s the difference between a candidate who talks about change and one who has already made it happen.
Inside this edition: what Antoine’s environmental agenda means for District 25, and why your utility bill depends on who represents you in Annapolis.
View Antoine’s Environmental Platform
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IMPORTANT VOTING INFORMATION
Primary Election Day is June 23rd – and we need to make sure you’re ready to vote.
Nearly every state and local office is on your ballot this month – school boards, county councils, state delegates, senators, and more. These races matter! The people elected in this primary will shape what your community looks like for years to come. Don’t sit this out.
There are three ways you can vote in this election. Here’s everything you need to know to make YOUR plan:
📫 Vote by Mail – vote from the comfort of your own home!
June 16 – Last day to request a mail-in ballot by mail or fax
June 19 – Last day to request a mail-in ballot online
June 23 – Last day to return your ballot by mail or in a secure drop box
⏰ Early Voting – skip the Election Day rush!
June 11-18 – Stop by any of the early voting locations in your county between 7am – 8pm to cast your ballot early!
🗳️ Election Day – feel the Election Day buzz!
June 23 – Visit your polling place between 7am – 8pm.
Don’t forget! Maryland has same day voter registration, so if you or someone you know isn’t registered you can register and vote the same day during early voting or on Election Day!
➡️ Your next step? Visit vote.md.gov/vote2026 to answer any questions you may have about your plan to vote. Request a mail-in ballot, find your polling place, the closest early voting center, or ballot drop box, confirm your voter registration – it’s all there.
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