Your Vote is Your Voice. Let's Make It Count. Everything you need to register, update your information, and cast your ballot is right here. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out to our team. Am I Registered? Use Maryland's Voter Lookup Tool to check your registration status, find your polling place, view your sample ballot, and track the status of your mail-in or provisional ballot. Register or Update Your Registration Online | Deadline: June 2nd The fastest way to register or update your information. By Mail | Deadline: June 2nd Download and print Maryland's registration form, fill it out, and mail it to your local election office. In Person | Available through Election Day Visit your local election office, motor vehicles office, or a participating public assistance office to register in person. Not sure where to start? Maryland's election website has everything you need, including resources in multiple languages.

You don't have to wait until Election Day. Maryland makes it easy to cast your ballot early, and we want to make sure every supporter has the information they need to vote. Early Voting Dates Thursday, June 11 through Thursday, June 18, 2026 Open every day, including Saturday and Sunday, from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Where do I go? You can vote at any early voting center in the county where you live. Find your nearest early voting center using the link below. Not Registered Yet? You Can Still Vote Early. If you are eligible but not yet registered, you can register and vote at the same time during early voting. Just bring a document that shows where you live, such as a driver's license, utility bill, bank statement, or other government document with your name and address. Already Registered but Need to Update Your Info? If you have moved, you can update your address at the early voting center and cast your ballot the same day. What Should I Expect? Voting during early voting works the same way as voting on Election Day. You will check in and cast your ballot, and election judges will be available to help if you have questions. For more information on early voting locations and what to bring, visit the Maryland State Board of Elections website.

Important Notice for Mail-In Voters Due to a printing error, some voters who were mailed a ballot before May 14, 2026 received the incorrect party ballot. All affected voters will be mailed a replacement ballot. How to Know if You Were Affected You were affected if you requested a ballot on or before May 13 and received a ballot in the mail, or if you requested to be a permanent absentee voter on or before May 13 and received a ballot. All affected voters will receive a postcard from the State Board of Elections, and those with emails on file will receive an email notification as well. How to Identify Your Replacement Ballot Your replacement ballot will have the words "REPLACEMENT BALLOT" on the envelope and will include a letter entitled "Attention Voter!" Your original ballot did not have either of these. What to Do Next Vote the replacement ballot and return it in the envelope marked "Replacement Envelope." Destroy your original ballot packet. Do not return both ballots. Your Vote Will Count There is no risk of duplicate voting. Election officials have safeguards in place to ensure that only one ballot is counted per voter. Deadline Replacement ballots must be postmarked, dropped at a ballot drop box, or returned to a polling place or local board by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day, June 23, 2026. Prefer to Vote in Person Instead? You can cancel your mail-in ballot online at vote.md.gov/update and then vote at your polling place or during early voting. For full details and answers to frequently asked questions, visit the Maryland State Board of Elections Mail-In Ballot Replacement page or call 410-269-2840.

Find your Election Day polling place at the Maryland Voter Services portal.

Voting from Overseas or in the Military No matter where you are in the world, your vote counts and your voice matters in this race. Who This Applies To Maryland residents serving in the Uniformed Services or residing outside of the United States may register to vote and vote in Maryland. Uniformed Services voters include U.S. citizens who are members of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, Merchant Marine, Commissioned Corps of the Public Health Service, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, as well as their spouses and dependents. Members of the National Guard or Reserve who are newly activated, mobilized, and away from their residence on a more permanent basis are also considered Uniformed Services voters. Overseas voters are U.S. citizens residing outside of the United States and its territories who would otherwise be qualified to vote in Maryland. Check Your Registration You can use Maryland's voter registration search to find out if you are registered and access other information about your registration. For full details on registering and casting your ballot from overseas or while serving, visit the Maryland State Board of Elections Overseas and Military Voters page.