Local government

Democrats appeared poised to sweep contests for the City Council, an expected outcome of Tuesday’s election that would cements a younger and potentially more progressive panel of legislators to represent Baltimore for the next four years.

In two races, candidates lead by just a few dozen votes.

See election results for the 2024 Baltimore City mayor's race, City Council President, City Council and a ballot question that would reduce the council’s size.

Baltimore County voters on Tuesday were poised to expand the County Council and protect the inspector general from political meddling.

Here’s a roundup of how votes were cast on some of those down ballot questions.

See the 2024 election results for Howard County elections, including the board of education, ballot questions and congressional races.

Both candidates are endorsed by Republican groups in the nonpartisan race.

Former President Donald Trump has already made clear that he’s willing to take aggressive steps to curb the country’s nascent offshore wind industry.

See 2024 election results for the Howard County School Board race, Districts 1 through 5, in Maryland.

See the 2024 election results for the Anne Arundel County School Board race in all seven districts.

Some believe race is coming into play in Harborplace and other issues in this year’s election.

See 2024 election results for the Carroll County School Board races in Maryland.

The Republican has a history of making alternative choices when it comes to voting for president.

Grab a drink, enjoy happy hour prices and watch the voting results trickle in at these election night parties

Baltimore County has begun advertising the new job of labor commissioner, which will pay between $147,900 and $221,850 and be based in Towson.

Signs point to large voter turnout by youths this election. But will they actually vote?

Howard County Council Chair Deb Jung asks residents to vote for Question A, which would allow the council to create an independent Office of the Inspector General.

In a post on social media Saturday, Martin O’Malley called it “a terrible developer grab of public waterfront parkland.”

We’ve combed social media profiles, watched television appearances and read interviews in other publications to tell you how celebrities with Maryland ties will vote this election cycle.

All told, between early votes and returned mail ballots, more than 1.56 million of the state’s 4.2 million voters have already voted for a turnout of 37%.