CONSERVATIVE VOTER GUIDES & RESOURCES
March 3, 2026 Primary Election
Early Voting Begins February 17
The Primary Election is when each political party selects the candidates who will represent them against the opposing party in the November General Election.
Visit our Upcoming Elections page for voting locations and times, instructions for accessing your personal sample ballot, and more.
Resources From Montgomery County Eagle Forum
Candidate Forums
Montgomery County Eagle Forum does not provide voter guides, but we conduct in-depth Candidate Forums allowing attendees to ask questions of candidates.
We do not prepare questions in advance - all questions are submitted by attendees at the event.
✔️Make sure your elected officials represent YOUR values. If they don’t, it’s time to replace them!
5 Thursdays at 6:30 PM beginning January 8 at Grace Woodlands.
✔️We held a Meet & Greet with Primary candidates at our November 2025 meeting. Watch the video below or click here to visit candidate websites. Share with your friends!
Resources & Voter Guides From Other Conservative Organizations
The following conservative organizations often provide voter guides, recommendations, or materials for researching local or statewide elections. Please note that not every organization endorses in every election.
Guides and endorsements may not be posted yet for the March 2026 Primary. Please bookmark this page so you can check back with each organization as we get closer to the election.
It is very important to do your own research before going to vote, and not just rely on a handout at the polls. Some groups organize exclusively during election season to get their candidates elected.
Although the voter guide may say “Republican” or “Voter PAC,” this does not mean the group is affiliated with the Republican Party or is even a conservative organization!
Since there's no law preventing groups from using the word “Republican” or “Conservative” in their organization’s name, Democrats sometimes use this tactic to get Republicans to vote against their values.
Be an educated voter and ask the following questions:
Who paid for the voter guide or flyer?
Who is on the organization’s board of directors? Is the group led by grassroots citizens or is it driven by campaigns to elect specific individuals?
How often does the group meet? Do they meet on a regular basis or do they only meet during election season?
How are candidates vetted to make sure they are really Republicans or Conservatives? What are the criteria for being included on the flyer?
Visit transparencyusa.org to look up who is funding the voter guides you receive.
Contact us if you need help vetting a particular organization.