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Redistricting Commission: Show Us the Maps

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Redistricting Commission: Show Us the Maps

Today, Common Cause Maryland demanded the Governor’s Redistricting Advisory Commission release any new congressional maps before holding further hearings, arguing voters deserve transparency before being asked to support changes to their districts.

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Common Cause Maryland Launches Youth-Led Election Protection Program

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Common Cause Maryland Launches Youth-Led Election Protection Program

ANNAPOLIS, MD — Today, Common Cause Maryland announces the launch of its nonpartisan election protection program called the “Democracy Justice League”. The program, consisting of 40 Maryland college students and young leaders, is designed to ensure all voters, especially young and Black voters, can cast a ballot without obstruction, confusion, or intimidation on Nov. 8, Election Day. It is part of the larger 866-OUR-VOTE Election Protection program.

MEDIA RESOURCE GUIDE: Everyone Votes Maryland Spokespeople

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MEDIA RESOURCE GUIDE: Everyone Votes Maryland Spokespeople

As voters begin to cast their ballots by mail, during early voting, or on Election Day, Everyone Votes Maryland members are available to respond to questions about the election and civic engagement.

Early Voting in the 2022 Midterm Election Begins Thursday, Oct. 27

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Early Voting in the 2022 Midterm Election Begins Thursday, Oct. 27

“Early voting improves access for all hardworking voters, especially for our first responders, nurses, and teachers who can’t always make it to the polls on Election Day.

Maryland Election Results May Take Several Days, Even Weeks

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Maryland Election Results May Take Several Days, Even Weeks

Elections officials must wait until the day after polls close before they can start opening mail ballot envelopes and checking that voters have signed their oaths. Governor Larry Hogan vetoed a bill that would have allowed elections officials to begin pre-processing mail ballots before the polls close. 

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