With more than 15 years defending renters as Executive Director of the Montgomery County Renters Alliance, Matt Losak is running for At-Large County Council to bring housing stability for all from advocacy to legislation, make county government work more effectively, expand prosperity, improve education outcomes and to protect our most vulnerable.
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30 years of on-the-ground experience. One clear agenda.
Defend rent stabilization, pass just-cause eviction protections, and expand the affordable housing supply through smart zoning and responsible development.
Support a well-staffed, professional police force rooted in community policing, youth programs, and public outreach—backed by community oversight.
No one's skin color, disability, or group association should predetermine access to the social, political, and economic life of our communities.
Stand together against antisemitism, stereotyping, and conspiracy theories. Support funds to protect our places of worship. Provide security, public forums, and truth to counter the onslaught of propaganda.
Invest in rapid transit infrastructure and improve metro-access availability for seniors, the disabled, and every resident who depends on public transit.
Protect and preserve our Agriculture Zone, green space and parks while reducing reliance on polluting fuels to improve air quality, water quality, and the lives of the next generation.
Montgomery County is open for business. Streamline permitting, champion biotech and cybersecurity growth, and support the small businesses that anchor our communities.
Support comprehensive immigration policy, protect due process, and ensure Montgomery County provides critical resources to keep our immigrant neighbors stable and secure.
We must support food security, emergency assistance, abused children and seniors, and people with disabilities. Let's ensure that Montgomery County is a place where residents can live and age with dignity, affordability, and stability.
Successful schools require strong support for teachers and staff, financial investment and accountability. With half the county's public dollars going to county schools, the Council must provide greater oversight and scrutiny of education operations to ensure that public funds mean academic and social success for all students.
Add our local voices to the national movement. During these unprecedented times we must act locally to do our duty nationally to protect our Democracy, oppose lawlessness, recklessness, and abuse of power. No kings in America!
No corporate PAC money. No developer dollars. Just neighbors supporting neighbors.
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