In the state of Maryland the current recognized parties are Democrat, Republican, Constitution, Green, Libertarian, and Reform. Voters may change their party affiliation up to 12 weeks before Primary elections or after the registration books re-open following the Primary. You can change your party on the back of your notification card, write to us, or come into the office. Your polling place is listed on your voter notification card. Call the Election office if you are unsure of your polling place.
Absentee voting is accomplished by applying for and casting an absentee ballot.
Call the Election Board office no later than 7 days before the election to request an Application for an Absentee Ballot. If possible, 4-6 weeks prior to the election is advisable. If an emergency or accident should occur after the above deadline, you may qualify for an emergency absentee ballot. If you qualify, you may have your ballot delivered to you by choosing a registered voter to act as your agent. The agent must come to the election office.