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Key contestCouncil — District 1
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Council — District 4
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Key contestCouncil — District 6
Council — District 7
Council — District 8
Council — District 9
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Board of Education — District 3
Key contestBoard of Education — District 4
Board of Education — District 5
Board of Education — District 6
Board of Education — District 7
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Question A
Key contestAt issue: Should Baltimore County approve its Planning Board’s recommendation that votes from six out of the nine County Council members be required to change the Urban-Rural Demarcation Line as opposed to five out of nine?
Question B
At issue: Should Baltimore County create a stand-alone Department of Agriculture, which would promote farming throughout the jurisdiction, encourage food production and distribution, and improve residents’ food access?
Question C
At issue: Should Baltimore County create a seven-member Inspector General Appointment Board tasked with selecting its inspector general?
Question D
At issue: Should the number of Charter Review Commission members that the Baltimore County Council is allowed to appoint increase from seven to nine to match the council’s expansion from seven to nine members?
Question E
At issue: Should the number of at-large members on the Baltimore County Board of Recreation and Parks increase from three to four?
Question F
At issue: Should Baltimore County be allowed to borrow $5 million for refuse disposal projects?
Question G
At issue: Should Baltimore County be allowed to borrow $18.62 million for community college projects?
Question H
At issue: Should Baltimore County be allowed to borrow $54.38 million for public works projects?
Question I
At issue: Should the county be allowed to borrow $2 million for parks, preservation and greenways projects?
Question J
At issue: Should Baltimore County be allowed to borrow $2 million for parks, preservation and greenways projects?
Question K
At issue: Should Baltimore County be allowed to borrow $6 million for agricultural and rural land preservation projects?
Question L
At issue: Should Baltimore County be allowed to borrow $4 million for community improvement projects, including street, sidewalk, utility and building improvements?
Question M
At issue: Should Baltimore County be allowed to borrow $20 million for a broad range of waterway improvements and stormwater-related projects?
Question N
At issue: Should Baltimore County be allowed to borrow $81.75 million for public buildings, including police and fire facilities, recreation centers, libraries, senior centers and jails?
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