Elections in Maryland local government
What Maryland city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about elections — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
376 Maryland meetings since 2024 covered elections. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in Maryland with the most elections activity
- Hyattsville, MD (43)
- Allegany County, MD (29)
- Cecil County, MD (27)
- Annapolis, MD (22)
- Cheverly, MD (21)
- Oxford, MD (20)
- Aberdeen, MD (16)
- Wicomico County, MD (14)
- Prince George's County, MD (14)
- Takoma Park, MD (14)
- Berwyn Heights, MD (14)
- Seat Pleasant, MD (13)
Latest matching meetings
Election supervisors to discuss improvements and administrative items
The Cheverly Board of Election Supervisors will review minutes, take resident input, discuss administrative matters and election improvements, and handle new business. No specific action items or financial decisions are listed.
Cheverly Board of Elections holds monthly meeting via Zoom
The Cheverly Board of Election Supervisors will meet to approve previous minutes, discuss resident input, and handle administrative and election matters. The meeting will be held virtually on the second Tuesday of December 2026.
Board will approve minutes from prior meetings
The Cheverly Board of Election Supervisors will meet via Zoom on November 10, 2026. The agenda includes approval of minutes from previous meetings, a resident input segment, administrative matters, election improvements, and any new business. No specific contracts, rezoning actions, or dollar‑amount items are listed.
Cheverly Board of Election Supervisors to meet October 13
The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate. The board will review previous meeting minutes and discuss administrative matters and election improvements.
Board of Elections meeting to review minutes, hear residents, and discuss improvements
The Cheverly Board of Elections will approve minutes from prior meetings, receive input from residents, and consider administrative and election improvement matters. The agenda also includes a New Business segment for any additional topics.
Board will consider election improvements and other routine matters
The Cheverly Board of Election Supervisors will meet via Zoom to approve minutes from prior meetings, hear resident input, address administrative matters, discuss election improvements, and consider any new business. No specific decisions or contracts are detailed in the agenda.
Mayor and Council to discuss ranked-choice voting and election dates
The Mayor and Council will hold a work session to discuss potential changes to the town's election system and calendar. The body will also receive updates on a business alcohol license and resident feedback regarding Cheverly Station Apartments.
Committee to discuss election board expansion and ranked choice voting
The Rules and City Government Committee will consider legislation to expand the Board of Supervisors of Elections and update City Code regarding standing committees, public art, and forest conservation. The meeting also includes a general discussion on future elections and ranked choice voting.
Cheverly Mayor and Council to discuss voting changes and local business licenses
The Mayor and Council will hold a work session to discuss ranked-choice voting and a potential charter amendment to change the election date. The body will also receive briefings on alcohol and entertainment licenses for local businesses and updates on the Cheverly Station Apartments.
Board of Election Supervisors to discuss election procedure changes
The Board of Election Supervisors will conduct a debrief of recent elections to identify successes and challenges. Members will discuss potential changes to absentee deadlines, canvasser numbers, write-in candidates, and the cancellation of unopposed elections.
Wicomico Board of Elections to discuss FY 2027 and polling place evaluations
The Board of Elections will meet to review the FY 26 budget and 2026 polling place evaluations. The body will also discuss FY 2027, the RLA Audit, and the Board of Canvassers 2026 Election.
Elections board to discuss untimely ballots and audit update
The Cecil County Board of Elections will hold a regular meeting to discuss election administration matters. Items include handling of untimely ballots, an update on the risk-limiting audit (RLA), and a discussion of Cecil Tech / Cecil Manor. The meeting includes public participation by pre-scheduled approval only.
Hyattsville Election Board meets to review snow removal fines
The Board of Supervisors of Election will hold a virtual meeting to approve the April 15, 2026 minutes and conduct a final review of snow removal fines. The agenda includes a discussion on collaboration with the Race and Equity Task Force.
Board of Elections meeting to review minutes and discuss election improvements
The Cheverly Board of Election Supervisors will approve the minutes from prior meetings, hear resident input, address administrative matters, and consider election improvements. The meeting also includes a slot for any new business items that members wish to raise.
Town to select vendor for traffic camera enforcement
The Colmar Manor Town Council will hold a work session to approve minutes and department reports, and to select a vendor for traffic light camera enforcement. The session will also include a closed-door discussion on personnel matters.
Town Council to discuss election update and beach toy library
The North Beach Town Council will convene to review past minutes, receive a hospice presentation, and discuss the 2026 Town Election Update and a proposed Beach Toy Library. The meeting includes reports from the sheriff's department and town staff.
Board considers expanding its own membership and reviews campaign fund reports.
The Annapolis Board of Supervisors of Elections will meet virtually to approve June minutes and discuss a proposal to expand its own membership. Members will also review submitted campaign finance reports and address late filing fees or waivers. The agenda focuses on standard administrative oversight and board…
Police Accountability Board to elect Chair and Vice Chair
The Police Accountability Board will review and approve previous closed meeting minutes and then discuss and vote on electing a Chair and Vice Chair for the Administrative Charging Committee for the upcoming fiscal year, as required by the county code.
Council to consider accessory dwelling units ordinance and $15M grant appropriation
The Prince George's County Council holds a legislative session on July 7, 2026, with a consent agenda including first readings of bills on emergency weather operations, sign standards, and accessory dwelling units, plus resolutions on stop-sign cameras, school and safety surcharges, and a $15,381,210 grant…
Allegany County Board of Elections to meet July 7, 2026
The Board of Elections will hold a meeting to conduct regular business. The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate items and a review of campaign contribution disclosures.
Board will discuss routine agenda items including minutes and RCV update
The Hyattsville Board of Supervisors will hold its regular meeting on July 7, 2026 at 4 p.m. in the Multipurpose Room of City Building, 4310 Gallatin Street. The agenda includes a call to order, public comment, approval of the minutes, a research update on ranked‑choice voting, and new business. No specific actions or…
Rockville Council to vote on ordinance amending landlord-tenant rules.
The Rockville Mayor and Council will consider an ordinance amending Chapter 18 of the city code on rental facilities and landlord-tenant relations. The meeting also includes a Board of Supervisors of Elections appointment, a community forum for resident comments, and a mock agenda review. Much of the agenda text…
Board to consider adopting 2026 electrical code and discuss low voltage licensing
The Construction Trades Board will elect officers, approve minutes from April 2, 2026, and consider adopting the 2026 electrical code. They will also discuss licensing requirements for low voltage electricians. Staff reports and general discussion are scheduled.
Board of Elections focuses on updating training manuals and election procedures
The Board of Elections Supervisors is reviewing administrative structures and updating operational documentation. Members are identifying specific tasks to improve efficiency in voter registration and candidate applications. The board is also discussing potential charter changes to align with Vote 16.
Board selects precincts for a comprehensive audit
The Wicomico Board of Elections will meet to conduct a random selection of precincts for a comprehensive audit. The meeting will be held at 345 Snow Hill Road and includes an optional video conference option.
Board to randomly select precincts for comprehensive audit
The Caroline County Board of Elections will hold a meeting to randomly select precincts for a comprehensive audit. The meeting includes only procedural items beyond the audit selection.
June 23, 2026 Cecil County Council Work Session canceled
The scheduled work session for June 23, 2026, has been canceled due to Primary Election Day.
Discuss new chairperson and review adjudicatory case in closed session
This is a regular meeting of the Cecil County Administrative Charging Committee with primarily procedural items. The committee will discuss the need to vote on a new chairperson after July 1 and hold a closed session to review adjudicatory file NEPD – 216-2026. No final decisions are scheduled; actions are limited to…
La Plata Council considers road zoning, police vehicle purchase, and election rules
The La Plata Town Council will hold a public hearing on road facility standards and consider second readings of ordinances updating the employee handbook and requiring elected officials to resign before seeking other offices. The council will also vote on a consent agenda that includes a police department vehicle…
Board of Elections to review campaign fund reports and late fees
The Board of Supervisors of Elections will meet to discuss campaign fund reports and evaluate requests for late fee waivers. The board will also review the results of a public hearing for case CA-2-26.
Board to review FY26 budget and polling place evaluations
The Wicomico County Board of Elections will hold its monthly meeting, discussing the FY26 budget, 2026 polling place evaluations, and election judge parity. The board will also set canvass dates for June 25, July 1, and July 6, 2026, and conduct a risk-limiting audit (RLA). A closed session is scheduled for personnel…
City Council considers new Dept. of Water and Wastewater
The Charter Review Special Committee will vote on two charter amendments to be placed before voters: one establishing a new Department of Water and Wastewater separate from Public Works, and another creating a Parking Benefits District fund to return parking meter revenue to specific areas.
Board of Election Supervisors to review voting and canvassing processes
The Board of Election Supervisors will meet to review the Election Day voting process, provisional ballots, and canvassing procedures. The board will also review minutes from four previous meetings held between February and May 2026.
Baltimore will vote on a new water department and neighborhood parking fund.
The Charter Review Special Committee will hold public hearings on two proposed city charter amendments. One would create a standalone Department of Water and Wastewater by transferring functions from the Department of Public Works. The other would establish a dedicated fund to return parking meter revenue to a…
Cheverly Board of Election Supervisors to meet June 9, 2026
The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate. The board will meet via Zoom to discuss administrative matters and election improvements.
Council to consider approving M-NCPPC FY2027 budget and tax levy
The County Council will discuss the County Executive's draft 2 of CB-057-2026, which would approve the Prince George's County portion of the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission budget for FY2027, including appropriations and tax levies. First readings will be held on bills allowing higher-density…
Committee discusses budget testimony, candidate forums, and event planning
The Fair Access Committee will adopt April minutes and receive updates on operating budget testimony, a farmers plaque ceremony, candidate forums, and Poolesville Day planning. The meeting is largely procedural with no major decisions expected.
Council to vote on budget amendment for FY2026 taxes and funds
The Mayor and Council will hold a public hearing and vote on Budget Amendment #4 to appropriate funds and levy taxes for FY2026. They will also receive a presentation on Montgomery County's Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) plan and discuss a rewrite of the city's election code. Multiple contracts will be considered, including…
Council to adopt FY2027 budget & property tax levy
The City Council will vote on final adoption of the FY2027 annual budget, including the property tax levy, operating budget, and capital improvement program. They will also decide on the FY2027 fees schedule, fines schedule, and position classifications/pay plan. Other actions include a public hearing on expanding the…
Council to vote on $280M in bonds for housing, schools, and infrastructure
The Baltimore City Council will consider four bond issues totaling $280 million to fund affordable housing, schools, community and economic development, and public infrastructure. These bonds require voter approval at the November 2026 general election. The meeting also includes procedural items like approval of the…