
Fitzgerald Mofor
for Maryland House of Delegates
District 9A
A Clear Path to Relief and Reform for Maryland Families


Gordon Porter
fOR
Walton County School Board
Experienced Leadership. Strong Schools. A Brighter Future for Every Student.
With decades of experience managing complex, multi-million-dollar projects, Gordon Porter is ready to bring accountability, responsible leadership, and practical solutions to the Walton County School Board.

Meet Gordon
Committed to Serving Walton County
Gordon Porter is a proven leader with years of experience as a Senior Project Manager overseeing large-scale construction and restoration projects. Throughout his career, he has managed budgets, solved complex challenges, and delivered results while remaining accountable to the communities he serves.
Now, Gordon is bringing that same level of professionalism, transparency, and fiscal responsibility to the Walton County School Board. His goal is to ensure every decision puts students, teachers, and taxpayers first while preparing schools for long-term success.
Building Strong Schools Through Responsible Leadership
Planning for the Future
Strong schools require thoughtful planning and long-term vision. Gordon is committed to making informed decisions that support responsible growth while meeting the evolving needs of Walton County families.
Responsible Financial Stewardship
Managing multi-million-dollar projects has given Gordon the experience to make smart financial decisions. He believes taxpayer dollars should be spent wisely, efficiently, and always with students' success in mind.
Safe and Well-Maintained Schools
Every student deserves a safe, secure, and well-maintained learning environment. Gordon will work to ensure school facilities remain functional, modern, and prepared to support quality education.

Leadership You Can Trust
Gordon's professional background has prepared him to evaluate complex challenges, manage resources responsibly, and focus on practical solutions that benefit students, educators, and the entire community.
accountability
careful planning
sound decision-making


Make Your Voice Heard
Election Day
August 18
Early Voting
August 8–15
Be sure to make a plan to vote and encourage your friends, family, and neighbors to participate in this important local election.
