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With more than 500 Marylanders hospitalized with coronavirus and even more quarantining due to possible exposure, the state board of elections released a step-by-step process on how those eligible voters can still vote without exposing anyone else.
Three Maryland couples - including Rep. David Trone and his wife, June - contributed more to federal campaigns this cycle than all the other 1.7 million reported contributions under $15 in the state combined, illustrating one way, according to some analysts, in which the wealthy have outsized political influence.
Classes at Morgan State University will not be in session on Tuesday so students and staff members can vote, the university said Thursday.
For the fourth day in a row, more than 100,000 Marylanders have cast their ballots during the early in-person voting period ahead of the 2020 election.
A non-profit is partnering with local restaurants to keep Baltimore voters comfortable while they wait in line.
With Election Day less than a week away, many Americans may be feeling anxious during this time period.
This year has been a parade of unprecedented events, and the early voting in the general election is proving to be no exception.
More than 1.6 million Marylanders have turned to mail-in voting for the 2020 general election as the coronavirus pandemic continues, but that high volume means some voters are seeing delays when checking the status of their ballots.
These early patterns so far do not indicate any surprise upsets in any Congressional district race.
It's now day three of early voting in Maryland, and as of 11 a.m. at least 42,600 people have cast their ballots just on Wednesday.
A Maryland man is suing several Harford County officials after he refused to wear a mask at a polling center Monday and was arrested for trespassing.
A Maryland man was arrested Monday for trespassing after he refused to wear a mask at a polling place in Harford County, police say.
Justice Amy Coney Barrett took the judicial oath Tuesday and became the 115th Supreme Court Justice.
After a record-breaking day, early voting continues in Maryland Tuesday.
Marylanders have the opportunity during this election to legalize sports betting and gambling in the state.
