MOUNT AIRY, MD – Tony Nathan has officially withdrawn as a candidate for Mayor in the upcoming Special Election scheduled for November 17, 2026. This announcement was made by the Town of Mount Airy, which is currently preparing for the election and its associated events.
The withdrawal of Nathan from the race leaves the field open for other candidates as the town gears up for the election. The Board of Supervisors of Elections in Mount Airy is responsible for overseeing the electoral process and ensuring that residents are informed about the candidates and voting procedures.
In related news, the town has several upcoming events, including a Veterans Day ceremony on November 11, which will result in a temporary closure of Main Street. Additionally, the Commission on Aging and Livability is set to host a Mayoral Candidates Forum on November 12, providing an opportunity for residents to engage with those vying for the mayoral position.
Residents are encouraged to stay informed about the election and other town activities through the official channels provided by the Town of Mount Airy.
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