Elkton Voters Face Contested Mayoral, Commissioner Races May 12 | The Locally Times
Four candidates, including incumbents, vie for Mayor and two Commissioner seats, with outcomes shaping town policy through 2030.
Elkton residents face a pivotal choice on May 12, 2026, as a crowded field of candidates, including incumbents, vies for the town's mayoral seat and two Commissioner positions. This municipal election, distinct from the Cecil County Primary, will determine the town's leadership and shape local policies and services through June 2030, directly influencing the community's future and daily life. ## Voting Information for May 12 Election Elkton's municipal election is scheduled for Tuesday, May 12, 2026, at the Elkton Municipal Building, 100 Railroad Avenue. Polls will be open from 7:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. The Town of Elkton Board of Supervisors of Elections, which oversees the process, confirmed on March 11 that this election operates independently of the Cecil County Primary Election; voters will cast separate ballots for town offices. The successful candidates for Mayor and two Commissioner positions will serve terms extending until June 2030. For specific election inquiries, residents can contact the town directly at 410-398-0970, extensions 7110 or 7142. ## Meet the Candidates for Mayor and Commissioner Four candidates are vying for Elkton's mayoral seat. Incumbent Mayor Robert J. Alt seeks re-election, challenged by Riley A. Ceravolo, Alan E. Pfau, and Daniel F. Thibeault. For the two Commissioner positions, four individuals are on the ballot: current Commissioners Jean A. Broomell and Robert M. Massimiano are running for re-election, joined by Jasmin R. Howell and Dayquan D. Stewart. The Town of Elkton's March 11 announcement confirmed these contested races for the town's top leadership. However, the announcement did not detail candidates' specific platforms, policy priorities, past voting records, or public statements. ## What's at Stake: Impact and Unanswered Questions The elected Mayor and Commissioners will make critical decisions impacting Elkton residents, from local ordinances and public services to taxpayer spending. Their choices will influence the town's quality of life, infrastructure, and property values through their terms ending in mid-2030. While the election date and candidates are public, the Town of Elkton's March 11 announcement did not specify the total number of registered voters eligible for the May 12 election. It also did not detail the specific duties of the Mayor and Commissioners beyond their general roles, nor did it outline the exact vote count required for victory. The town encourages residents to contact them for further information on the election process and participation. ## Election At A Glance **When is the Elkton Municipal Election?** Tuesday, May 12, 2026, from 7:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. at the Elkton Municipal Building. **Who are the candidates for Mayor and Commissioner?** **Mayor:** Robert J. Alt (incumbent), Riley A. Ceravolo, Alan E. Pfau, Daniel F. Thibeault. **Commissioner:** Jean A. Broomell (incumbent), Robert M. Massimiano (incumbent), Jasmin R. Howell, Dayquan D. Stewart. **How long are the terms for the elected officials?** Elected Mayor and Commissioners will serve four-year terms, expiring in June 2030.