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Hey Baltimore,
With Election Day just 25 days away, now is a good time to start getting acquainted with what will be on your ballot. Alongside the races for federal & city elected offices, there will be 11 ballot questions for Baltimore City voters to decide upon. If approved by voters, these changes will go into effect in December 2020, with the exception of Question G, which will go into effect in July 2022.
Check out the graphics below for a breakdown of what you'll be voting on come November 3. A special shoutout to Councilman Bill Henry's office for designing this handy guide.
Remember, the deadline to request your mail-in ballot is Tuesday, October 20th. For more information, to check the status of your mail-in ballot, and/or to register to vote, visit boe.baltimorecity.gov.
In service,
Brandon Scott
Baltimore City Council President
Brandon Scott
Baltimore City Council President
       
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Brandon M. Scott | office: 410-396-4804 | fax: 410-396-4414 City Hall, 100 N. Holliday Street (Room 400), Baltimore, Maryland 21202
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