Baltimore ballot questions

The polls closed yesterday as Marylanders turned up at their polling places to cast their ballots. After record numbers of early votes, were Election Day polls just as busy?

The polls opened this morning across Maryland as voters had their say on a variety of county, state and federal races. Additionally, ballot initiatives asked voters to weigh in on local spending, changes to municipal governance and abortion

Midday explores Baltimore City's Ballot Question F which allows voters to weigh in on changes to Inner Harbor Park that are critical to the future development of Harborplace.

Baltimore is set to vote on a slate of candidates this election. But ballots will also include several proposed amendments to the city's charter, which is like a city constitution. One of the amendments is Question H, which would reduce the size of the City Council.

What measures can Baltimore City voters watch for on the November ballot?

Maryland’s highest court upholds decisions by Baltimore City Circuit Court

Two previous Maryland court cases raise questions about putting cash for new parents on November ballot

The veteran government reporter for the Maryland Daily Record explains some of the key ballot referenda that Maryland voters will be deciding in next month's general election.

City Solicitor Jim Shea, University of Maryland, Baltimore law professor Larry Gibson, former investigative TV reporter Jayne Miller, and Question K proponent Jovani Patterson join us to discuss the ballot initiative to limit the city's top elected officials to two consecutive terms in office.

In a Midday exclusive, Tom Hall explains how the published summary of the November term-limits ballot measure omits a key provision that's in the actual proposed charter amendment.