11/02/2026
🗳️ HERE’S WHAT BALTIMORE CITY VOTERS ARE BEING ASKED TO DECIDE.
Election Day is tomorrow, Tuesday, November 3, 2026, and Baltimore City voters will have several important questions to consider on their ballots.
From affordable housing and public schools to economic development, infrastructure, congressional districting, and changes to how our city government operates, these ballot questions address a range of issues affecting Baltimore’s communities.
At the Baltimore City Chamber of Commerce, we recognize the importance of civic awareness and access to information that helps residents and business owners better understand the decisions before them.
We’ve put together a simple, nonpartisan overview highlighting the statewide and Baltimore City ballot questions for the 2026 General Election.
📌 Swipe through to explore:
• Maryland’s statewide constitutional amendment questions (1–3)
• Baltimore City’s bond questions (A–D)
• Proposed amendments to the Baltimore City Charter (E–I)
📌 Please note: These graphics provide abbreviated summaries for educational purposes and do not include every provision or the complete legal language of each ballot question. The Baltimore City Chamber of Commerce does not endorse a position on these measures.
For complete and official ballot language, voting information, and election resources, visit the Maryland State Board of Elections at:
🔗 elections.maryland.gov or click the link in our bio.
We encourage Baltimore residents to review the full ballot language, understand the proposals, and make informed decisions.
An informed community is an empowered community.