Some municipalities allow noncitizens to vote in local elections, like Washington, D.C., and a handful in Maryland ... currently lists the voting age at 21, but the state has been following ...

Today marks the final opportunity for in-person early voting in Maryland. Polling places will ... representing 25.2% of the state’s voting-age population. Stay connected with the most up-to ...

In 25 states, including Maryland, people can vote as soon as they get out of ... It further estimates that 1 in 22 Black ...

Some longtime Maryland voters have cast their ballots in a variety of ways, either voting in person or by mail-in ballot.

The candidates have been campaigning to put forward their argument that they are the best choice for the issues that matter to Americans, particularly in the handful of swing states that are likely to ...

A dozen U.S. municipalities have already enfranchised 16- and 17-year-olds to vote in school board elections or all municipal ...

Early voting began in Maryland on Thurs ... The District does not break down numbers by party affiliation or by age or gender. In-person early voting started in D.C. on Mon.

"It's really taken Albany by storm," he said. The movement to lower the voting age is gaining traction nationwide. Cities in Maryland and Vermont already allow teenagers to vote in local elections.

A national voting rights group supports ... Missouri, and Maryland. A study by the YouthTruth Civic Empowerment Project found ...

Only the District of Columbia and 18 cities in California, Maryland and Vermont allow noncitizens ... the initiative also proposes reducing the legal voting age from 21 to 18, to match federal ...

About 23 percent of eligible voters in Maryland have already voted in the lead-up to Election Day, a Capital News Service ...