A lesson learned about voter turnout numbers from this election: Don’t believe the hype from early voting.
Tag: early voting
Morning Issues Slow Baltimore Voters’ Roll at Some Polling Places
Long lines and malfunctions hindered the the kickoff to Election Day at several of Baltimore’s polling stations.
“Can I Take a Selfie at the Polls Today?” And Other Election Day Questions
When it’s all said and done, the most important questions looming over today are about who will lead the free world and craft new laws for your city, state and country. However, Election Day isn’t always straightforward, especially if you’re stuck at work late, have children to supervise or are an overeager user of social media.
Tuesday Morning Headlines: 18 Men Stuck on Ship in Harbor; Early Voting Outpaces 2012 Voting Total; and More
Share Kitchen Coming to McHenry Row in Locust Point – SouthBmore
Arrest of Md. Contractor Exposes System Breakdown for NSA – CBS Local
Eighteen men stuck aboard carrier ship in Baltimore Harbor – FOX45
Maryland early voting surpasses 2012 total with three days to go – Baltimore Sun
Green Party’s Harris: An outsider’s campaign in an insider’s town – Baltimore Brew
Maryland Unveils Online Voting Machines for the Blind
New voting machines equipped with Braille will allow vision-impaired Marylanders to vote without assistance this year, satisfying a federal court mandate.
Record Number of Early Voters in Maryland
It’s an exciting year for elections, what with the primary drama in the presidential election and the hotly contested mayoral race in Baltimore.
“We Voted!”: Maryland Sets Early Record + How to Motivate Your Apathetic Friends
Who was early voter #219,802 Wednesday night? Come on, don’t be shy, sir or ma’am. Okay, you’re right, we may never know our hero’s name, but he or she marked an important, enthusiastic moment in state voting history, officially cranking early vote turnout ahead of the impressive state numbers from 2010’s (inaugural) early gubernatorial election phase, according to new data from the State Board of Elections. And the nation’s following admirable advance-voting suit.
