Maryland voters elected seven Democrats and one Republican to the U.S. House of Representatives, CBS News projected.

Adrian Boafo, a 32-year-old state delegate from Prince George’s County, beat Republican challenger Chris Chaffee in Maryland’s 5th District race.

Most registered voters in Maryland do not need to show identification to vote on Election Day, but bringing a driver's license or another accepted form of ID may be helpful.

More than 30,000 Harford County voters cast ballots during the early voting period, and thousands more took to the polls Tuesday, citing issues of affordability, transparency and energy.

Election Day Tuesday saw ballot shortages in Kansas, Illinois and Maryland, with one voter saying the disruption feels like voter suppression.

Early voting surged in Wicomico County compared with the last midterm election, but the uptick offers few firm answers about who will win Tuesday — or whether a fight over congressional redistricting is drawing more Eastern Shore residents to the polls. State reports show 9,635 people voted early in Wicomico this year, up about 57% from 6,123 in 2022. Registered Democrats outnumbered ...

As Maryland voters prepare to decide a proposed constitutional amendment that could change how congressional districts are drawn and challenged in court, campaigns on both sides are making competing claims about what Question 3 would actually do — including how much power lawmakers would gain and what protections voters would retain. Question 3 would not immediately redraw Maryland’s ...

The mistake required a reprint of around 350,000 sample ballots. New copies were sent out as of Thursday, said Anne Arundel County Election Director David Garreis.

Maryland election officials have received five complaints under the state’s new law targeting AI-generated election disinformation, but found only one violation — a campaign advertisement that gave voters the wrong Election Day date. A Maryland law enacted in June gives the State Board of Elections limited authority to address certain forms of election disinformation, and questions remain ...

Baltimore needs to fix its aging schools, streets and public buildings. But paying for those repairs could saddle taxpayers with debt lasting decades — potentially long after some of the improvements have worn out. That’s the dilemma facing voters Tuesday as city officials ask them to authorize $280 million in borrowing for infrastructure, schools, affordable housing and economic development. ...