Aberdeen’s Board of Elections approved five candidates this week to appear on the November ballot for two City Council seats.

Incumbents Tim Lindecamp and Bill Montgomery are running for reelection. Erick Stone, Darin Wassum and Lenora Robinson will also run.

Approval of Stone, Wassum and Robinson is contingent upon their financial disclosure forms being looked over and accepted by the Ethics Commission on Tuesday, according to the board.

In 2023, the city began staggered election cycles for its council members. The top two City Council candidates received the typical four-year terms on the council. The candidates with the third- and fourth-highest number of votes were elected to two-year terms. Montgomery and Lindecamp were each elected to two-year terms in 2023.

During November’s election two candidates will be elected to four-year terms on the council.

Lindecamp has served on the council for three terms, while Montgomery has served one.

This year’s municipal election will take place on Nov. 4 from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. The deadline to register to vote is Oct. 14 at 5 p.m. Residents may register online at harfordvotes.gov or pick up a form at Aberdeen City Hall or the Harford County Board of Elections.

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