State’s Attorney
School Commissioner, At-Large
Key contestSheriff
Circuit Court Judge
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Register of Wills
Judge of the Orphans’ Court
Question A
At issue: Should the city be allowed to borrow up to $22 million to fund its affordable housing program?
Question B
At issue: Should the city be allowed to borrow up to $60 million to fund systemwide improvements to public schools?
Question C
At issue: Should the city be allowed to borrow up to $50 million for loans, grants, property acquisition or improvement, and other spending aimed at economic development?
Question D
At issue: Should the city be allowed to borrow up to $148 million to be spent to improve buildings or parks owned by the city or the Enoch Pratt Free Library?
Question E
At issue: Should Baltimore’s charter be amended to remove the requirement that city contracts are awarded to the lowest bidder?
Question F
At issue: Should the city’s budget-making process and schedule be adjusted through this charter amendment?
Question G
At issue: Should the city be prohibited from selling or renting its stormwater system as a franchise, while allowing space in its conduit system to be rented as a franchise but prohibiting the sale of the conduit system?
Question H
At issue: Should the city’s charter be amended to create a new Department of Water and Wastewater?
Question I
Key contestAt issue: Should Baltimore create a fund that would aim to enhance the economic stability of families with newborns?
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