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We want to ensure every voter has easy access accurate, nonpartisan information. Whether this is your first time voting or you’ve been voting for years, here’s everything you need to know to be prepared.
Check Your Voter Registration Status
Check Your Voter Registration Status
Not sure if you’re registered or if your information is up to date?
You can quickly check your status, polling place, and more using the official state tool:
Register to Vote
Register to Vote
In Maryland, you can register:
Online
By mail
In person (including during early voting or on Election Day)
To register, you’ll need:
A Maryland driver’s license or ID OR
The last 4 digits of your Social Security number
Voter Registration Deadlines
Voter Registration Deadlines
Primary Election
Primary Election
June 2, 2026 (online or by mail)
Same-day registration is available during early voting and on Election Day
General Election
General Election
October 13, 2026 (online or by mail)
Same-day registration is also available during early voting and on Election Day
2026 Election Dates
2026 Election Dates
Primary Election
Primary Election
Election Day: June 23, 2026
Early Voting: June 11 – June 18, 2026
Mail-In Voting:
Ballot request deadline (mail/fax): June 16, 2026
Ballot request deadline (online): June 19, 2026
Ballot return deadline:
Must be postmarked by June 23, 2026 or
Returned in person by 8 PM on Election Day
General Election
General Election
Election Day: November 3, 2026
Early Voting: October 22 – October 29, 2026
Mail-In Voting:
Ballot request deadline (mail/fax): October 27, 2026
Ballot request deadline (online): October 30, 2026
Ballot return deadline:
Must be postmarked by November 3, 2026 or
Returned in person by 8 PM on Election Day
Plan Ahead
Plan Ahead
Voting is simple when you have a plan. Take a few minutes to:
Check your registration
Decide how you’ll vote (early, by mail, or on Election Day)
Know your deadlines
Visit the Maryland State Board of Elections for full details.
Making sure you’re prepared to vote is one of the most important ways to participate in your community—especially when it comes to decisions about our schools.
Paid for by the Committee to elect Chad Wilson for Board of Education, Lee Benswanger Treasurer
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