Maryland Board of Elections chooses new administrator after 25-year run. Longtime state election board staffer Jared DeMarinis replaces Linda H. Lamone, who is stepping down after more than 25 ...

Maryland’s election judges and poll staff are an aging group. What’s your plan to reach out to younger employees? I think getting into middle schools and engaging.

Each of Maryland’s 24 local boards of elections recruit judges. While the need for the presidential election was met on Nov. 5, DeMarinis said they could always take additional volunteers.

AP -- This is a big election year in Maryland, long a blue state that became majority-minority over the past decade, with statewide races for governor, attorney general and comptroller, all 188 ...

Maryland is the only state holding primary elections in July. The midterms, which mark the halfway point of President Joe Biden's presidency, are drawing closer. Thirty states have held their ...

Maryland state election officials are putting the call out for election judges to serve in November.Get the Facts video above: Election judge shortages impact democracyThe announcement came ...

In 2018 — the last midterm election year — Maryland voters sent in a little more than 30,000 ballots to be counted, according to figures from the State Board of Elections.

In Maryland, several of those officials in leadership will be new to their positions, but their experience and continuity of operations from the 2022 midterm elections provide some stability.

Maryland presidential primary Election Day is Tuesday, and here's what you need to know. Dwight A. Weingarten, The Herald-Mail. Updated Mon, May 13, 2024 at 11:24 AM UTC. 3 min read.

Maryland's candidates for U.S. Senate sound off on partisanship, elections Election Day 2022: Congressional, State House races narrow as more votes come in Featured Weekly Ad ...

In Maryland’s 2018 general election, which like this year had no presidential race, 2,335,128 people — 59 percent of eligible voters — voted, and just over 120,000 submitted absentee ballots.

Maryland election officials say they have up until July 29 to count mail-in ballots. This means official election results won't be announced until at least 10 days after the primary.