The May 14 primary election will see Howard County voters choose school board members and candidates for seats in the U.S. House and Senate.
Election Day May 14 will see Prince George's County voters choose candidates for president, seats in the House and Senate, and school board.
The Maryland primary election is on Tuesday. Check your candidates and polling place in Patch's Baltimore County voter guide.
The Maryland primary election is on Tuesday. Check your candidates and polling place in Patch's Anne Arundel County voter guide.
Early voting began Thursday in the Havre de Grace city council election, which is May 7. Meet the candidates.
Early voting is open in the Prince George's school board race, along with state and national races. Meet the candidates in the May 14 races.
Early voting is open in the Howard County school board race, along with state and national races. Meet the candidates and learn how to vote.
Early voting begins Thursday in the Baltimore County primary election. Meet the candidates and learn how to vote with this voter guide.
Early voting begins Thursday in the Anne Arundel County primary election. Meet the candidates and learn how to vote with this voter guide.
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