Maryland general election, November 3, 2026
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Made by one Maryland voter, working alone. No money was raised, and nothing was spent beyond a domain and hosting. It explains Question 3. In sections labeled “Why we’re against it” and “Our view,” it argues against the question. It does not tell readers how to vote.
Who
One person. No name on the site.
An independent project. It is not affiliated with the Maryland State Board of Elections, any court, any government office, or any campaign for or against a ballot question.
No money was raised, and nothing was spent beyond a domain and hosting.
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- The whole storyQuestion 3 taken apart, in plain words, and why we’re against it.
- The textThe ballot wording, the sentence it replaced, the state’s summary and the amendment.
- All three questionsQuestions 1, 2 and 3 as printed, with what each vote does, and the dates to vote.
- PollsThree public polls, with their numbers, dates and wording.
- The mapHouse Bill 488’s map, county by county, and all eight districts.
- The lawWhat the 2026 law asks for, and the dates and votes that put Question 3 on the ballot.
- ResultsStatewide and by county, as the State Board of Elections posts them.
- ArgumentsNamed quotes on each side, and this site’s view in its own box.
- TimingWhat Chapter 881 says about the November ballot, and what it does not say about a start date.
- This weekWhen to vote, and one line each on Questions 1, 2 and 3.