Ten New Ballot Drop-Off Locations Announced In Baltimore City
The Maryland State Board of Elections will expand the number of ballot drop-off locations available in Baltimore for the upcoming June 2 primary election.
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The Maryland State Board of Elections will expand the number of ballot drop-off locations available in Baltimore for the upcoming June 2 primary election.
Maryland voters have just over a week to register to vote or make changes to their voter registration information ahead of the June 2 primary election.
If you are a Baltimore voter who has yet to receive a primary election ballot, chances are it's in the mail.
The latest projections for Maryland's budget for fiscal year 2020 show the coronavirus having a significant impact, but the state's shortfall may not be as big as originally thought.
With Maryland's June 2 primary election now just over two weeks away, Baltimore City Council President Brandon Scott is calling for answers about why some voters in Baltimore have yet to receive their mail-in ballots.
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan and New York Governor Andrew Cuomo are renewing their calls for the federal government to quickly approve financial aid to states amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Governor Larry Hogan said he will make a decision this week on whether to start the first phase of Maryland's reopening.
The Baltimore City Council Monday night passed legislation that would make it illegal for landlords to increase tenants' rent during a declared state of emergency and for 90 days after the declaration is lifted.
WJZ is taking a closer look at the candidates hoping to become the next mayor: in this story is current mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young.
Two state Senate committees will hold a joint hearing this week to hear firsthand stories from Marylanders who have had trouble applying for and receiving unemployment benefits amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Bills that will strengthen Maryland's hate crime statute and make strangulation a felony will become law without Gov. Larry Hogan's signature.
In the wide field of candidates for Mayor of Baltimore there are political veterans, newcomers and current office holders.
Gov. Larry Hogan has vetoed a number of bills on Thursday, including Kirwan and historically black colleges/university funding.
Candidates for Baltimore mayor have tailored their campaigns to adhere to social distancing protocols amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
A Maryland Senate bill that will help redevelop Pimlico Race Course, Laural Park and create the Bowie Race Course and Training Center was approved today without the governor's signature.
