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October 24, 2024
Early voting begins today October 24, 2024. Mail-in voting has been active and the state of Maryland has already received nearly half of those sent out so get them submitted!
Early Voting
You can view a list of all Early Voting Sites here from the Board of Elections as well as an Early Voting FAQ.
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Mail in Voting
For those doing Mail-In voting, you can check out a list of all drop off box location here and see a list of mail in ballot deadlines (and deadlines for requesting a mail in ballot) here.
Board of Education Candidates Questionnaires
We submitted questionnaires based upon questions our followers had to all 6 candidates and have posted all of their answers on our website. We will post them by race and then alphabetically below.
BOE At-Large
BOE District 2
BOE District 4
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