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Baltimore County school board candidate’s neighbor’s lawn vandalized with tire tracks

A Baltimore County school board candidate reported vandalism to a neighbor’s lawn where her campaign sign was displayed ahead of Tuesday’s election.

Nov 1, 2026, 2:22 AM By the Genius Eye newsroom (City Reporter) · Fact-checkedHow we report
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Baltimore County school board candidate Maggie Litz Domanowski reported that early Saturday, a neighbor’s lawn displaying her campaign sign was vandalized with figure-eight tire tracks, according to FOX45 Baltimore and The Baltimore Sun.

Domanowski shared a video on social media showing the tire tracks damaging the lawn next door, while other campaign signs in the area remained untouched, The Baltimore Sun reported.

She described receiving threatening messages during the campaign period and expressed confusion over the vandalism, stating she does not want such behavior to set an example for children, according to The Baltimore Sun.

Despite the intimidation attempts, Domanowski said she will continue her campaign and believes the vandalism and threats will cease after the midterm elections on Tuesday, FOX45 Baltimore reported.

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  1. FOX45 Baltimore: SUN: Baltimore County lawn with school board campaign sign vandalized
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