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It's just days until voters will be deciding who will take over several key positions in the city. Early voting ended Thursday night and Baltimore City had the fourth highest early voting turnout numbers in the state.
Maryland officials say the state saw a record number of voters casting ballots early.
Early voting in Maryland has ended, but not before making history. The turnout is the highest ever in state history.
Mostafa Hassoun thought he would never be able to begin living. Forced to leave his village outside the Syrian city of Latakia at 18 years old, the young man's life was put on hold at the time when most Americans' start.
The state of Maryland, whose voters experienced long lines in the 2012 election, made big changes to the voting system to correct wait time problems and accommodate a group of newly eligible voters: ex-felons.
The presidential race is tightening in Maryland's northern neighbor Pennsylvania, and voters know their vote could be the difference.
A new CBS News poll shows Donald Trump closing in on Hillary Clinton, and how headlines are affecting voter attitudes.
Upon arriving in Stevensville after crossing the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, drivers will notice something peculiar. It will take some time to set in, but as they continue east it will dawn on them.
After former Rep. Connie Morella was elected to the House in 1986, four out of 10 members of the Maryland congressional delegation were women.
With less than a week until Election Day federal and state working overtime to safeguard voting results, but some are still worried about the potential of voter fraud.
With the general election is just days away, Baltimore Democrats keep the city guessing about who will win the race for mayor.
A State Department official appeared to coordinate with Hillary Clinton's campaign team hours before the former secretary of state's exclusive use of private emails was first detailed in a news account last year, newly released hacked emails show.
With just a week to go and the race for the White House tightening, Hillary Clinton — with help from President Barack Obama — unleashed a fresh offensive Tuesday against Donald Trump and his vulgar comments about women. Trump strove to blend a quieter, presidential tone with his usual tough rhetoric, warning that a Clinton victory would "destroy American health care forever."
George P. Bush says he's the only member of his powerful political family who will be voting straight-ticket Republican and says his grandfather and uncle, both former presidents, could "potentially" cast ballots for Hillary Clinton.
With three days left to go to vote early in November's General Election, Maryland has shattered the early-voting record with more than 500,000 casted ballots in the last five days.
