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Maryland Election Information
Register to vote, click here
Absentee Ballot, click here
Key 2010 Election Dates:
Aug 24 - Last day to register to vote
Sept 14 - Primary Election
Nov 2 - General Election (and Al's birthday!)
Can I vote for Al?
Maryland's 18th Legislative District includes most of Kensington, Chevy Chase,
Wheaton and parts of Silver Spring, Bethesda and Rockville. To find out if you reside
in District 18, click here
Where do I go to vote on September 14th, 2010?
To find your polling place for the primary, click here
About the role of your State Delegate
The Maryland House of Delegates is one of the two houses of the Maryland General
Assembly. Together with the Maryland Senate, they form the legislative branch of our
state government. Our citizen legislature is "in session" in Annapolis for 90 days each
year between January and April. During the rest of the year, legislators return home
to their districts. Your Delegation consists of one State Senator and three State
Delegates. A large part of a Delegation's role is constituent service. In addition to
working on legislation that affects the entire state, they assist constituents with local
issues and can be particularly helpful with matters involving County or State
Government. State Delegates and State Senators serve four year terms. The entire
General Assembly is up for election the same year as the Maryland Governor.
Register to vote, click here
Absentee Ballot, click here
Key 2010 Election Dates:
Aug 24 - Last day to register to vote
Sept 14 - Primary Election
Nov 2 - General Election (and Al's birthday!)
Can I vote for Al?
Maryland's 18th Legislative District includes most of Kensington, Chevy Chase,
Wheaton and parts of Silver Spring, Bethesda and Rockville. To find out if you reside
in District 18, click here
Where do I go to vote on September 14th, 2010?
To find your polling place for the primary, click here
About the role of your State Delegate
The Maryland House of Delegates is one of the two houses of the Maryland General
Assembly. Together with the Maryland Senate, they form the legislative branch of our
state government. Our citizen legislature is "in session" in Annapolis for 90 days each
year between January and April. During the rest of the year, legislators return home
to their districts. Your Delegation consists of one State Senator and three State
Delegates. A large part of a Delegation's role is constituent service. In addition to
working on legislation that affects the entire state, they assist constituents with local
issues and can be particularly helpful with matters involving County or State
Government. State Delegates and State Senators serve four year terms. The entire
General Assembly is up for election the same year as the Maryland Governor.
By Authority of Friends of Alfred Carr, Naureen Weissman, Treasurer
copyright © 2006 Friends of Alfred Carr. All rights reserved.
copyright © 2006 Friends of Alfred Carr. All rights reserved.
