Official Ballot BS 1

Gubernatorial General Election

November 8, 2022 001-001
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 1
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Albert "Al" Nalley
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat Young
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Aletheia McCaskill Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Democratic
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Sheila Ruth Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 1
Vote for 1
Robin Harvey
Cory Koons
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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 Official Ballot BS 2
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022 001-002
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 1
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Albert "Al" Nalley
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Pat Young
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 1
Vote for 1
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Robin Harvey
Vote Yes or No
Cory Koons
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022 001-003
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 1
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Albert "Al" Nalley
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat Young
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Aletheia McCaskill Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Democratic
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Sheila Ruth Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 1
Vote for 1
Robin Harvey
Cory Koons
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022 001-004
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 1
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Albert "Al" Nalley
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat Young
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Aletheia McCaskill Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Democratic
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Sheila Ruth Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 1
Vote for 1
Robin Harvey
Cory Koons
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 4
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 001-005
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 1
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Albert "Al" Nalley
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat Young
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
Pr

Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Aletheia McCaskill Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Democratic
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Sheila Ruth Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 1
Vote for 1
Robin Harvey
Cory Koons
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 001-006
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 1
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Albert "Al" Nalley
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat Young
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Aletheia McCaskill Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Democratic
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Sheila Ruth Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 1
Vote for 1
Robin Harvey
Cory Koons
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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 Official Ballot BS 7
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November 8, 2022 001-007
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 1
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Albert "Al" Nalley
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat Young
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Joseph D. "Joe" Hooe Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Eric Ebersole Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 1
Vote for 1
Robin Harvey
Cory Koons
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
Pr
must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 7
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 001-008
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 1
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Albert "Al" Nalley
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat Young
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Joseph D. "Joe" Hooe Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Eric Ebersole Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 1
Vote for 1
Robin Harvey
Cory Koons
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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 Official Ballot BS 9
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022 001-009
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 1
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Albert "Al" Nalley
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat Young
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Joseph D. "Joe" Hooe Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Eric Ebersole Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 1
Vote for 1
Robin Harvey
Cory Koons
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
Pr
property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 1
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Albert "Al" Nalley
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat Young
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Aletheia McCaskill Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Democratic
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Sheila Ruth Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 1
Vote for 1
Robin Harvey
Cory Koons
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 001-011
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 1
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Albert "Al" Nalley
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Pat Young
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 1
Vote for 1
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Robin Harvey
Vote Yes or No
Cory Koons
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 001-012
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 1
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Albert "Al" Nalley
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Pat Young
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 1
Vote for 1
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Robin Harvey
Vote Yes or No
Cory Koons
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 001-013
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 1
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Albert "Al" Nalley
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat Young
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Aletheia McCaskill Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Democratic
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Sheila Ruth Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 1
Vote for 1
Robin Harvey
Cory Koons
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
 Official Ballot BS 13
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November 8, 2022 001-013
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 1
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Albert "Al" Nalley
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Pat Young
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 1
Vote for 1
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Robin Harvey
Vote Yes or No
Cory Koons
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 1
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Albert "Al" Nalley
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat Young
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Aletheia McCaskill Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Democratic
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Sheila Ruth Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 1
Vote for 1
Robin Harvey
Cory Koons
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 1
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Albert "Al" Nalley
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat Young
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
Pr

Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Joseph D. "Joe" Hooe Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Eric Ebersole Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 1
Vote for 1
Robin Harvey
Cory Koons
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 001-017
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 1
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Albert "Al" Nalley
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Pat Young
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 1
Vote for 1
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Robin Harvey
Vote Yes or No
Cory Koons
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 1
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume
Democratic Albert "Al" Nalley
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Pat Young
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 1
Vote for 1
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Robin Harvey
Vote Yes or No
Cory Koons
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 001-019
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 1
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Albert "Al" Nalley
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat Young
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Aletheia McCaskill Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Democratic
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Sheila Ruth Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 1
Vote for 1
Robin Harvey
Cory Koons
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 001-020
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 1
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Albert "Al" Nalley
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat Young
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Joseph D. "Joe" Hooe Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Eric Ebersole Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 1
Vote for 1
Robin Harvey
Cory Koons
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 20
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 001-021
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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 2
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown James Amos
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Izzy Patoka
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Aletheia McCaskill Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Democratic
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Sheila Ruth Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 2
Vote for 1
Rebecca Chesner
Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 001-022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 1
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume
Democratic Albert "Al" Nalley
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Pat Young
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 1
Vote for 1
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Robin Harvey
Vote Yes or No
Cory Koons
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 001-023
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 1
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Albert "Al" Nalley
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat Young
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Joseph D. "Joe" Hooe Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Eric Ebersole Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 1
Vote for 1
Robin Harvey
Cory Koons
or write-in:

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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022 002-001
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 2
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown James Amos
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Izzy Patoka
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Aletheia McCaskill Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Democratic
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Sheila Ruth Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 2
Vote for 1
Rebecca Chesner
Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
Pr
property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 002-002
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 2
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown James Amos
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Izzy Patoka
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Aletheia McCaskill Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Democratic
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Sheila Ruth Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 2
Vote for 1
Rebecca Chesner
Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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 Official Ballot BS 26
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November 8, 2022 002-003
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 4
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Kim Bryant
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Julian Earl Jones
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Aletheia McCaskill Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Democratic
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Sheila Ruth Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 4
Vote for 1
Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Samay Singh Kindra
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 26
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
 Official Ballot BS 26
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November 8, 2022 002-003
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
Pr

Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 2
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown James Amos
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Izzy Patoka
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Aletheia McCaskill Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Democratic
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Sheila Ruth Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 2
Vote for 1
Rebecca Chesner
Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:

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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 002-005
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 4
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Kim Bryant
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Julian Earl Jones
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Aletheia McCaskill Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Democratic
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Sheila Ruth Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 4
Vote for 1
Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Samay Singh Kindra
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 4
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Kim Bryant
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Julian Earl Jones
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
Pr

Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Aletheia McCaskill Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Democratic
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Sheila Ruth Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 4
Vote for 1
Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Samay Singh Kindra
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 2
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown James Amos
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Izzy Patoka
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Aletheia McCaskill Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Democratic
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Sheila Ruth Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 2
Vote for 1
Rebecca Chesner
Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
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Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 2
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 James Amos

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Izzy Patoka
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 2
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Rebecca Chesner
No Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 002-009
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 4
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume
Democratic Kim Bryant
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Julian Earl Jones
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 4
Vote for 1
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Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Vote Yes or No
Samay Singh Kindra
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 32
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 4
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume
Democratic Kim Bryant
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Julian Earl Jones
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 4
Vote for 1
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Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Vote Yes or No
Samay Singh Kindra
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 33
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 4
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Kim Bryant
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Julian Earl Jones
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 4
Vote for 1
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Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Vote Yes or No
Samay Singh Kindra
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 002-012
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 4
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Kim Bryant
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Julian Earl Jones
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 4
Vote for 1
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Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Vote Yes or No
Samay Singh Kindra
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 4
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Kim Bryant
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Julian Earl Jones
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 4
Vote for 1
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Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Vote Yes or No
Samay Singh Kindra
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 002-014
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 4
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Kim Bryant
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Julian Earl Jones
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 4
Vote for 1
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Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Vote Yes or No
Samay Singh Kindra
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
Pr
property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 4
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Kim Bryant
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Julian Earl Jones
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 11

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Ruth Goetz Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Vote Yes or No
and Democratic For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 11A Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Cheryl E. Pasteur Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 4
Vote for 1
Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Samay Singh Kindra
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 4
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Kim Bryant
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Julian Earl Jones
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 4
Vote for 1
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Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Vote Yes or No
Samay Singh Kindra
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
 Official Ballot BS 39
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022 002-016
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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 Official Ballot BS 40
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022 002-017
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 4
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Kim Bryant
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Julian Earl Jones
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 4
Vote for 1
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Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Vote Yes or No
Samay Singh Kindra
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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November 8, 2022 002-017
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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 Official Ballot BS 41
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022 002-018
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 4
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Kim Bryant
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Julian Earl Jones
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 4
Vote for 1
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Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Vote Yes or No
Samay Singh Kindra
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
 Official Ballot BS 41
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022 002-018
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 4
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Kim Bryant
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Julian Earl Jones
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 4
Vote for 1
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Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Vote Yes or No
Samay Singh Kindra
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 4
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Kim Bryant
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Julian Earl Jones
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 4
Vote for 1
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Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Vote Yes or No
Samay Singh Kindra
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
Pr

Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 4
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Kim Bryant
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Julian Earl Jones
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 4
Vote for 1
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Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Vote Yes or No
Samay Singh Kindra
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 002-022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 2
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown James Amos
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Izzy Patoka
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Aletheia McCaskill Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Democratic
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Sheila Ruth Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 2
Vote for 1
Rebecca Chesner
Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
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Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 2
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 James Amos

Scott M. Collier Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Izzy Patoka
Vote for 1 Democratic
Kweisi Mfume
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 2
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Rebecca Chesner
No Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 002-024
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 4
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Kim Bryant
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Julian Earl Jones
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 4
Vote for 1
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Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Vote Yes or No
Samay Singh Kindra
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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November 8, 2022 002-024
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 2
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown James Amos
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Izzy Patoka
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 11

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Ruth Goetz Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Vote Yes or No
and Democratic For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 11A Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Cheryl E. Pasteur Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 2
Vote for 1
Rebecca Chesner
Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 48
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 002-026
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 4
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Kim Bryant
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Julian Earl Jones
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 11

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Ruth Goetz Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Vote Yes or No
and Democratic For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 11A Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Cheryl E. Pasteur Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 4
Vote for 1
Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Samay Singh Kindra
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 4
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Kim Bryant
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Julian Earl Jones
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 4
Vote for 1
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Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Vote Yes or No
Samay Singh Kindra
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 50
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 2
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume
Democratic James Amos
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Izzy Patoka
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 2
Vote for 1
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Rebecca Chesner
Vote Yes or No
Jane E. Lichter
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 4
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Kim Bryant
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Julian Earl Jones
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 11

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Ruth Goetz Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Vote Yes or No
and Democratic For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 11A Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Cheryl E. Pasteur Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 4
Vote for 1
Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Samay Singh Kindra
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
Pr
property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 4
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Kim Bryant
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Julian Earl Jones
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

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Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 4
Vote for 1
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Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Vote Yes or No
Samay Singh Kindra
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 2
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown James Amos
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Izzy Patoka
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Aletheia McCaskill Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Democratic
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Sheila Ruth Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 2
Vote for 1
Rebecca Chesner
Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
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Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 2
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 James Amos

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Izzy Patoka
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 2
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Rebecca Chesner
No Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 2
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown James Amos
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Izzy Patoka
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Aletheia McCaskill Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Democratic
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Sheila Ruth Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 2
Vote for 1
Rebecca Chesner
Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
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Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 2
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 James Amos

Scott M. Collier Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Izzy Patoka
Vote for 1 Democratic
Kweisi Mfume
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 2
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Rebecca Chesner
No Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 003-005
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
oo
Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 2
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
Pr

Vote for 1 James Amos

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Izzy Patoka
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 2
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Rebecca Chesner
No Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 58
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
oo
Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 2
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
Pr

Vote for 1 James Amos

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Izzy Patoka
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 2
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Rebecca Chesner
No Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 003-007
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
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Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 2
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 James Amos

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Izzy Patoka
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 2
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Rebecca Chesner
No Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 60
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
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Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 2
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 James Amos

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Izzy Patoka
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 2
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Rebecca Chesner
No Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
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Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 2
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 James Amos

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Izzy Patoka
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 2
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Rebecca Chesner
No Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 62
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
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Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 2
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 James Amos

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Izzy Patoka
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 2
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Rebecca Chesner
No Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 63
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
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Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 2
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 James Amos

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Izzy Patoka
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 2
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Rebecca Chesner
No Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 003-012
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 2
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown James Amos
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Izzy Patoka
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 11

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Ruth Goetz Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Vote Yes or No
and Democratic For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 11A Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Cheryl E. Pasteur Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 2
Vote for 1
Rebecca Chesner
Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
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Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 2
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 James Amos

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Izzy Patoka
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 2
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Rebecca Chesner
No Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 003-014
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
oo
Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 2
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 James Amos

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Izzy Patoka
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 2
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Rebecca Chesner
No Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
 Official Ballot BS 67
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November 8, 2022 003-014
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 004-001
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 4
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Kim Bryant
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Julian Earl Jones
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 11

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Ruth Goetz Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Vote Yes or No
and Democratic For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 11A Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Cheryl E. Pasteur Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

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State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 4
Vote for 1
Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Samay Singh Kindra
or write-in:

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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 2
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic James Amos
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Izzy Patoka
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 2
Vote for 1
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Rebecca Chesner
Vote Yes or No
Jane E. Lichter
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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November 8, 2022 004-002
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
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Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 2
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 James Amos

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Izzy Patoka
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 2
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Rebecca Chesner
No Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 004-004
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 2
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic James Amos
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Izzy Patoka
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 2
Vote for 1
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Rebecca Chesner
Vote Yes or No
Jane E. Lichter
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 71
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 4
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Kim Bryant
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Julian Earl Jones
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 4
Vote for 1
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Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Vote Yes or No
Samay Singh Kindra
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 004-006
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 4
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Kim Bryant
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Julian Earl Jones
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 4
Vote for 1
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Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Vote Yes or No
Samay Singh Kindra
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 73
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 4
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Kim Bryant
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Julian Earl Jones
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 4
Vote for 1
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Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Vote Yes or No
Samay Singh Kindra
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 004-008
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 4
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Kim Bryant
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Julian Earl Jones
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 4
Vote for 1
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Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Vote Yes or No
Samay Singh Kindra
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 75
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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November 8, 2022 004-008
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 004-009
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 4
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Kim Bryant
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Julian Earl Jones
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 4
Vote for 1
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Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Vote Yes or No
Samay Singh Kindra
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 76
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 4
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Kim Bryant
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Julian Earl Jones
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 4
Vote for 1
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Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Vote Yes or No
Samay Singh Kindra
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 4
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Kim Bryant
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Julian Earl Jones
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 4
Vote for 1
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Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Vote Yes or No
Samay Singh Kindra
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 78
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 4
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Kim Bryant
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Julian Earl Jones
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 4
Vote for 1
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Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Vote Yes or No
Samay Singh Kindra
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 2
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown James Amos
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Izzy Patoka
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 11

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Ruth Goetz Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Vote Yes or No
and Democratic For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 11A Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Cheryl E. Pasteur Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 2
Vote for 1
Rebecca Chesner
Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
Pr
property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 004-014
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 2
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown James Amos
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Izzy Patoka
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 11

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Ruth Goetz Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Vote Yes or No
and Democratic For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 11A Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Cheryl E. Pasteur Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 2
Vote for 1
Rebecca Chesner
Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 004-015
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 4
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Kim Bryant
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Julian Earl Jones
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 11

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Ruth Goetz Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Vote Yes or No
and Democratic For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 11A Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Cheryl E. Pasteur Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 4
Vote for 1
Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Samay Singh Kindra
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 82
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
 Official Ballot BS 82
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November 8, 2022 004-015
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 4
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Kim Bryant
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Julian Earl Jones
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 42

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Chris West Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 42A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Nino Mangione Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Paul V. Konka Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 4
Vote for 1
Brenda Hatcher-Savoy
Samay Singh Kindra
or write-in:

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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
Pr

Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 42

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Chris West Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 42A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Nino Mangione Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Paul V. Konka Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
Pr
must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
Pr
property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
Pr

Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 42

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Chris West Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 42A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Nino Mangione Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Paul V. Konka Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 006-002
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
Pr

Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 42

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Chris West Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 42A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Nino Mangione Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Paul V. Konka Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
Pr
must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
 Official Ballot BS 86
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November 8, 2022 006-002
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 1 or write-in:
Pr

Vote for 1
Andy Harris or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Heather R. Mizeur or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and Daniel Frank Thibeault or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli Libertarian
Republican
or write-in: or write-in:

Wes Moore
and
State Senator Judge, Court of Special
Aruna Miller District 42
Democratic Appeals At Large
Vote for 1 Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Chris West Vote Yes or No
and Republican For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 42A Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Nino Mangione Vote Yes or No
Republican For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and Paul V. Konka Yes
Cathy White Democratic
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
f
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 007-002
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 1 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Andy Harris or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Heather R. Mizeur or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and Daniel Frank Thibeault or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli Libertarian
Republican
or write-in: or write-in:

Wes Moore
and
State Senator Judge, Court of Special
Aruna Miller District 42
Democratic Appeals At Large
Vote for 1 Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Chris West Vote Yes or No
and Republican For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 42A Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Nino Mangione Vote Yes or No
Republican For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and Paul V. Konka Yes
Cathy White Democratic
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 88
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 007-003
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 42

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Chris West Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 42A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Nino Mangione Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Paul V. Konka Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
oo
(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 89
007-003
Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 42

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Chris West Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 42A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Nino Mangione Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Paul V. Konka Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
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Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 3
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 Wade Kach

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Paul Henderson
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 3
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Maggie Litz Domanowski
No Diane Jean Young
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 91
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 008-003
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 42

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Chris West Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 42B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Todd Huff Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Michele Guyton Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
oo
(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
Pr

Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 008-004
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
Pr

Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 42

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Chris West Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 42B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Todd Huff Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Michele Guyton Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
f
Constitutional Amendment
oo
(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
Pr
must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
Pr
property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022 008-005
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 42

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Chris West Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 42A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Nino Mangione Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Paul V. Konka Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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November 8, 2022 008-005
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
Pr

Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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 Official Ballot BS 95
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022 008-006
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
Pr

Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 42

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Chris West Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 42B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Todd Huff Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Michele Guyton Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
Pr
must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 95
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
Pr
property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
 Official Ballot BS 95
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022 008-006
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
Pr

Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
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Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 3
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 Wade Kach

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Paul Henderson
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 3
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Maggie Litz Domanowski
No Diane Jean Young
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
oo
Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 2
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 James Amos

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Izzy Patoka
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 2
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Rebecca Chesner
No Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
oo
Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 3
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 Wade Kach

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Paul Henderson
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 3
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Maggie Litz Domanowski
No Diane Jean Young
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
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Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 3
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
Pr

Vote for 1 Wade Kach

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Paul Henderson
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 3
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Maggie Litz Domanowski
No Diane Jean Young
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 99
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 42

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Chris West Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 42B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Todd Huff Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Michele Guyton Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 008-012
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 42

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Chris West Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 42B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Todd Huff Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Michele Guyton Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
oo
(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
Pr
must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 101
008-012
Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 008-013
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
Pr

Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 42

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Chris West Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 42B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Todd Huff Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Michele Guyton Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
f
Constitutional Amendment
oo
(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
Pr
must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 102
008-013
Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 42

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Chris West Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 42B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Todd Huff Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Michele Guyton Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 3
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Wade Kach
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Paul Henderson
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 3
Vote for 1
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Maggie Litz Domanowski
Vote Yes or No
Diane Jean Young
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 104
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
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Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 3
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 Wade Kach

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Paul Henderson
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 3
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Maggie Litz Domanowski
No Diane Jean Young
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
oo
Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 2
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 James Amos

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Izzy Patoka
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 2
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Rebecca Chesner
No Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 106
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
Pr
property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
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Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 3
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 Wade Kach

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Paul Henderson
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 3
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Maggie Litz Domanowski
No Diane Jean Young
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
oo
Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 3
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 Wade Kach

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Paul Henderson
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 3
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Maggie Litz Domanowski
No Diane Jean Young
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
 Official Ballot BS 108
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022 008-019
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
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Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 3
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 Wade Kach

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Paul Henderson
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 3
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Maggie Litz Domanowski
No Diane Jean Young
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 008-021
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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 11

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Ruth Goetz Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Vote Yes or No
and Democratic For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 11A Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Cheryl E. Pasteur Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 42

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Chris West Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 42A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Nino Mangione Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Paul V. Konka Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
Pr

Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 11

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Ruth Goetz Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Vote Yes or No
and Democratic For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 11A Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Cheryl E. Pasteur Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 112
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
oo
Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 3
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 Wade Kach

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Paul Henderson
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 3
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Maggie Litz Domanowski
No Diane Jean Young
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 42

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Chris West Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 42A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Nino Mangione Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Paul V. Konka Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
oo
(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
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Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 3
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 Wade Kach

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Paul Henderson
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 3
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Maggie Litz Domanowski
No Diane Jean Young
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
Pr
must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 115
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 42

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Chris West Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 42A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Nino Mangione Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Paul V. Konka Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
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Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 3
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 Wade Kach

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Paul Henderson
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 3
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Maggie Litz Domanowski
No Diane Jean Young
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 117
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 11

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Ruth Goetz Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Vote Yes or No
and Democratic For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 11A Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Cheryl E. Pasteur Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

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State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
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Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 2
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 James Amos

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Izzy Patoka
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 2
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Rebecca Chesner
No Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
Pr
property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
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Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 2
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 James Amos

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Izzy Patoka
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 2
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Rebecca Chesner
No Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 6
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Tony Campbell
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 43

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Mary Washington Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Bob Gemmill Vote Yes or No
and Libertarian For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 43B Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Cathi Forbes Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 6
Vote for 1
Christina Pumphrey
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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November 8, 2022 009-003
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 2
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown James Amos
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Izzy Patoka
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 42

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Chris West Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 42B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Todd Huff Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Michele Guyton Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 2
Vote for 1
Rebecca Chesner
Jane E. Lichter
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
Pr

Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 6
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Tony Campbell
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
Pr

Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 43

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Mary Washington Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Bob Gemmill Vote Yes or No
and Libertarian For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 43B Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Cathi Forbes Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 6
Vote for 1
Christina Pumphrey
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
f
Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
Pr
must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
Pr
property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
Pr

Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 6
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Tony Campbell
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 42

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Chris West Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 42B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Todd Huff Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Michele Guyton Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 6
Vote for 1
Christina Pumphrey
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 124
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022 009-007
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
Pr

Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 42

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Chris West Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 42B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Todd Huff Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Michele Guyton Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Pr

Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
Pr
must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 125
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
Pr
property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
 Official Ballot BS 125
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November 8, 2022 009-007
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
Pr

Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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 Official Ballot BS 126
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November 8, 2022 009-008
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
Pr

Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 42

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Chris West Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 42B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Todd Huff Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Michele Guyton Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
f
oo
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Pr

Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 009-009
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 7

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic J. B. Jennings Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 7A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Ryan Nawrocki Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Kathy Szeliga Vote Yes or No
Republican For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and Lydia X. Z. Brown Yes
Cathy White Democratic
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
Vote All Sides
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 009-010
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 6
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Tony Campbell
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 43

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Mary Washington Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Bob Gemmill Vote Yes or No
and Libertarian For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 43B Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Cathi Forbes Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 6
Vote for 1
Christina Pumphrey
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 128
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 009-011
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 6
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Tony Campbell
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 43

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Mary Washington Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Bob Gemmill Vote Yes or No
and Libertarian For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 43B Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Cathi Forbes Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 6
Vote for 1
Christina Pumphrey
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 009-012
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 6
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Tony Campbell
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
Pr

Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 43

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Mary Washington Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Bob Gemmill Vote Yes or No
and Libertarian For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 43B Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Cathi Forbes Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 6
Vote for 1
Christina Pumphrey
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
Pr
must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 130
009-012
Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 009-013
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 6
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Tony Campbell
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 43

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Mary Washington Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Bob Gemmill Vote Yes or No
and Libertarian For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 43B Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Cathi Forbes Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 6
Vote for 1
Christina Pumphrey
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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 Official Ballot BS 132
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November 8, 2022 009-014
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 6
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Tony Campbell
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 43

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Mary Washington Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Bob Gemmill Vote Yes or No
and Libertarian For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 43B Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Cathi Forbes Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 6
Vote for 1
Christina Pumphrey
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
Pr
must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 132
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
Pr
property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 6
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Tony Campbell
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 43

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Mary Washington Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Bob Gemmill Vote Yes or No
and Libertarian For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 43B Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Cathi Forbes Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 6
Vote for 1
Christina Pumphrey
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
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Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 6
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Tony Campbell
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 6
Vote for 1
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Christina Pumphrey
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
 Official Ballot BS 134
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022 009-016
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
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Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 6
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Tony Campbell
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 6
Vote for 1
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Christina Pumphrey
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 6
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Tony Campbell
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 6
Vote for 1
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Christina Pumphrey
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 6
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Tony Campbell
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 6
Vote for 1
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Christina Pumphrey
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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 Official Ballot BS 138
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November 8, 2022 009-020
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Pr

Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 6
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Tony Campbell
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 6
Vote for 1
oo
Christina Pumphrey
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
Pr

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 138
009-020
Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
 Official Ballot BS 138
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022 009-020
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 009-021
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Pr

Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 6
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Tony Campbell
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 6
Vote for 1
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Christina Pumphrey
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 009-022
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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 6
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Tony Campbell
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 6
Vote for 1
oo
Christina Pumphrey
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
Pr

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 140
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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November 8, 2022 009-022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Pr

Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 5
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican David Marks
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Crystal Francis
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 5
Vote for 1
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Julie C. Henn
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
f
Constitutional Amendment
oo
(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 141
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 7

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic J. B. Jennings Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 7A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Ryan Nawrocki Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Kathy Szeliga Vote Yes or No
Republican For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and Lydia X. Z. Brown Yes
Cathy White Democratic
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
Vote All Sides
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 142
009-024
Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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November 8, 2022 009-024
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Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 5
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown David Marks
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Crystal Francis
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 7

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic J. B. Jennings Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 7A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Ryan Nawrocki Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Kathy Szeliga Vote Yes or No
Republican For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and Lydia X. Z. Brown Yes
Cathy White Democratic
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
Vote All Sides
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 5
Vote for 1
Julie C. Henn
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 143
009-025
Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
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Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 3
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Wade Kach
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Paul Henderson
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 3
Vote for 1
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Maggie Litz Domanowski
Vote Yes or No
Diane Jean Young
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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November 8, 2022 009-026
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Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
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Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 6
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Tony Campbell
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 6
Vote for 1
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Christina Pumphrey
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 145
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
Pr
property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
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Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 6
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Tony Campbell
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 6
Vote for 1
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Christina Pumphrey
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 6
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Tony Campbell
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 43

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Mary Washington Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Bob Gemmill Vote Yes or No
and Libertarian For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 43B Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Cathi Forbes Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 6
Vote for 1
Christina Pumphrey
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 009-030
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
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Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 6
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 Tony Campbell

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 6
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Christina Pumphrey
No or write-in:

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 148
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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November 8, 2022 009-030
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 009-031
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 11B
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Jim Simpson
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Tyler A. Stiff

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Jon S. Cardin
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of Dana M. Stein
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
or your vote may not count. County Executive
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Vote for 1
a new ballot.
Pat McDonough
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Republican
oo
Chris Chaffee John "Johnny O"
Republican Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic or write-in:
or write-in:
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or County Council
write-in" and print the name District 3
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Vote for 1
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Vote for 1 Wade Kach

Nicolee Ambrose Republican
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican Paul Henderson
Vote for 1 Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic or write-in:
Dan Cox
and or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Judge of the Circuit Court
State Senator Circuit 3
Wes Moore District 11 Vote for up to 5
and Vote for 1 Robert E. Cahill
Aruna Miller
Democratic Ruth Goetz Judith C. Ensor
Republican Wendy S. Epstein
David Lashar Shelly Hettleman Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
and Democratic Stacy A. Mayer
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
or write-in:
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 3
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Maggie Litz Domanowski
No Diane Jean Young
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 149
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
 Official Ballot BS 149
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022 009-031
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
Pr

Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 1 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Andy Harris or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Heather R. Mizeur or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and Daniel Frank Thibeault or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli Libertarian
Republican
or write-in: or write-in:

Wes Moore
and
State Senator Judge, Court of Special
Aruna Miller District 42
Democratic Appeals At Large
Vote for 1 Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Chris West Vote Yes or No
and Republican For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 42A Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Nino Mangione Vote Yes or No
Republican For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and Paul V. Konka Yes
Cathy White Democratic
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 010-002
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 42

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Chris West Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 42A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Nino Mangione Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Paul V. Konka Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 1 or write-in:
Pr

Vote for 1
Andy Harris or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Heather R. Mizeur or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and Daniel Frank Thibeault or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli Libertarian
Republican
or write-in: or write-in:

Wes Moore
and
State Senator Judge, Court of Special
Aruna Miller District 42
Democratic Appeals At Large
Vote for 1 Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Chris West Vote Yes or No
and Republican For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 42A Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Nino Mangione Vote Yes or No
Republican For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and Paul V. Konka Yes
Cathy White Democratic
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 152
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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 Official Ballot BS 153
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November 8, 2022 010-004
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 1 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Andy Harris or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Heather R. Mizeur or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and Daniel Frank Thibeault or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli Libertarian
Republican
or write-in: or write-in:

Wes Moore
and
State Senator Judge, Court of Special
Aruna Miller District 42
Democratic Appeals At Large
Vote for 1 Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Chris West Vote Yes or No
and Republican For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 42A Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Nino Mangione Vote Yes or No
Republican For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and Paul V. Konka Yes
Cathy White Democratic
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 153
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 1 or write-in:
Pr

Vote for 1
Andy Harris or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Heather R. Mizeur or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and Daniel Frank Thibeault or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli Libertarian
Republican
or write-in: or write-in:

Wes Moore
and
State Senator Judge, Court of Special
Aruna Miller District 42
Democratic Appeals At Large
Vote for 1 Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Chris West Vote Yes or No
and Republican For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 42A Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Nino Mangione Vote Yes or No
Republican For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and Paul V. Konka Yes
Cathy White Democratic
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 154
010-005
Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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November 8, 2022 010-005
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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 Official Ballot BS 155
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022 010-006
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 42

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Chris West Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 42A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Nino Mangione Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Paul V. Konka Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
f
Constitutional Amendment
oo
(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
Pr
must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 155
010-006
Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
 Official Ballot BS 155
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022 010-006
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 011-001
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 3
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Wade Kach
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Paul Henderson
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 1 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Andy Harris or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Heather R. Mizeur or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and Daniel Frank Thibeault or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli Libertarian
Republican
or write-in: or write-in:

Wes Moore
and
State Senator Judge, Court of Special
Aruna Miller District 42
Democratic Appeals At Large
Vote for 1 Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar Chris West Vote Yes or No
and Republican For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: Yes
Libertarian
No
Nancy Wallace House of Delegates Judge, Court of Special
and District 42A Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Vote for 1
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Nino Mangione Vote Yes or No
Republican For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and Paul V. Konka Yes
Cathy White Democratic
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 3
Vote for 1
Maggie Litz Domanowski
Diane Jean Young
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
oo
(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
Pr
must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 156
011-001
Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 011-002
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 7A
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Ryan Nawrocki
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Kathy Szeliga

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Lydia X. Z. Brown
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:
the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican
County Executive
Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Vote for 1
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat McDonough
stray mark, you may ask for Republican
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
John "Johnny O"
Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Chris Chaffee
Republican or write-in:

Chris Van Hollen

Democratic
County Council
or write-in: District 3
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Vote for 1
write-in" and print the name Wade Kach
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 1 Republican
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Vote for 1 Paul Henderson

Andy Harris Democratic
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican or write-in:
Vote for 1
Heather R. Mizeur
Democratic
Dan Cox Judge of the Circuit Court
and Daniel Frank Thibeault Circuit 3
Gordana Schifanelli Libertarian Vote for up to 5
Republican
or write-in: Robert E. Cahill
Wes Moore Judith C. Ensor
and Wendy S. Epstein
State Senator
Aruna Miller District 7
Democratic Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
Vote for 1 Stacy A. Mayer
David Lashar J. B. Jennings or write-in:
and Republican
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 3
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Maggie Litz Domanowski
No Diane Jean Young
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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November 8, 2022 011-002
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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 Official Ballot BS 158
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November 8, 2022 011-003
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 7A
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Ryan Nawrocki
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Kathy Szeliga

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Lydia X. Z. Brown
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:
the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican
County Executive
Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Vote for 1
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat McDonough
stray mark, you may ask for Republican
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
John "Johnny O"
Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican or write-in:

Chris Van Hollen

Democratic
County Council
or write-in: District 5
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Vote for 1
write-in" and print the name David Marks
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 1 Republican
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Vote for 1 Crystal Francis

Andy Harris Democratic
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican or write-in:
Vote for 1
Heather R. Mizeur
Democratic
Dan Cox Judge of the Circuit Court
and Daniel Frank Thibeault Circuit 3
Gordana Schifanelli Libertarian Vote for up to 5
Republican
or write-in: Robert E. Cahill
Wes Moore Judith C. Ensor
and Wendy S. Epstein
State Senator
Aruna Miller District 7
Democratic Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
Vote for 1 Stacy A. Mayer
David Lashar J. B. Jennings or write-in:
and Republican
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 5
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Julie C. Henn
No or write-in:

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 158
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 7A
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Ryan Nawrocki
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Kathy Szeliga

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Lydia X. Z. Brown
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:
the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican
County Executive
Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Vote for 1
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat McDonough
stray mark, you may ask for Republican
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
John "Johnny O"
Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Chris Chaffee
Republican or write-in:

Chris Van Hollen

Democratic
County Council
or write-in: District 5
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Vote for 1
write-in" and print the name David Marks
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 1 Republican
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Vote for 1 Crystal Francis

Andy Harris Democratic
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican or write-in:
Vote for 1
Heather R. Mizeur
Democratic
Dan Cox Judge of the Circuit Court
and Daniel Frank Thibeault Circuit 3
Gordana Schifanelli Libertarian Vote for up to 5
Republican
or write-in: Robert E. Cahill
Wes Moore Judith C. Ensor
and Wendy S. Epstein
State Senator
Aruna Miller District 7
Democratic Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
Vote for 1 Stacy A. Mayer
David Lashar J. B. Jennings or write-in:
and Republican
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 5
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Julie C. Henn
No or write-in:

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 011-005
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 7A
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Ryan Nawrocki
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Kathy Szeliga

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Lydia X. Z. Brown
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:
the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican
County Executive
Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Vote for 1
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat McDonough
stray mark, you may ask for Republican
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
John "Johnny O"
Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican or write-in:

Chris Van Hollen

Democratic
County Council
or write-in: District 5
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Vote for 1
write-in" and print the name David Marks
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 1 Republican
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Vote for 1 Crystal Francis

Andy Harris Democratic
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican or write-in:
Vote for 1
Heather R. Mizeur
Democratic
Dan Cox Judge of the Circuit Court
and Daniel Frank Thibeault Circuit 3
Gordana Schifanelli Libertarian Vote for up to 5
Republican
or write-in: Robert E. Cahill
Wes Moore Judith C. Ensor
and Wendy S. Epstein
State Senator
Aruna Miller District 7
Democratic Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
Vote for 1 Stacy A. Mayer
David Lashar J. B. Jennings or write-in:
and Republican
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 5
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Julie C. Henn
No or write-in:

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 7A
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Ryan Nawrocki
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Kathy Szeliga

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Lydia X. Z. Brown
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:
the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican
County Executive
Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Vote for 1
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat McDonough
stray mark, you may ask for Republican
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
John "Johnny O"
Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Chris Chaffee
Republican or write-in:

Chris Van Hollen

Democratic
County Council
or write-in: District 5
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Vote for 1
write-in" and print the name David Marks
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 1 Republican
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Vote for 1 Crystal Francis

Andy Harris Democratic
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican or write-in:
Vote for 1
Heather R. Mizeur
Democratic
Dan Cox Judge of the Circuit Court
and Daniel Frank Thibeault Circuit 3
Gordana Schifanelli Libertarian Vote for up to 5
Republican
or write-in: Robert E. Cahill
Wes Moore Judith C. Ensor
and Wendy S. Epstein
State Senator
Aruna Miller District 7
Democratic Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
Vote for 1 Stacy A. Mayer
David Lashar J. B. Jennings or write-in:
and Republican
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 5
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Julie C. Henn
No or write-in:

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
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Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 5
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican David Marks
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Crystal Francis
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 5
Vote for 1
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Julie C. Henn
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 162
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
 Official Ballot BS 162
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022 011-007
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 5
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown David Marks
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Crystal Francis
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 7

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic J. B. Jennings Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 7A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Ryan Nawrocki Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Kathy Szeliga Vote Yes or No
Republican For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and Lydia X. Z. Brown Yes
Cathy White Democratic
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
Vote All Sides
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 5
Vote for 1
Julie C. Henn
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
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Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 5
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican David Marks
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Crystal Francis
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 5
Vote for 1
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Julie C. Henn
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
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Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 5
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican David Marks
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Crystal Francis
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 5
Vote for 1
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Julie C. Henn
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 165
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
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Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 5
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican David Marks
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Crystal Francis
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 5
Vote for 1
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Julie C. Henn
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 166
011-011
Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 5
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown David Marks
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Crystal Francis
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 7

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic J. B. Jennings Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 7A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Ryan Nawrocki Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Kathy Szeliga Vote Yes or No
Republican For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and Lydia X. Z. Brown Yes
Cathy White Democratic
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
Vote All Sides
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 5
Vote for 1
Julie C. Henn
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 011-013
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
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Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 5
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican David Marks
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Crystal Francis
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 5
Vote for 1
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Julie C. Henn
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 168
011-013
Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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November 8, 2022 011-013
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 7A
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Ryan Nawrocki
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Kathy Szeliga

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Lydia X. Z. Brown
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:
the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican
County Executive
Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Vote for 1
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat McDonough
stray mark, you may ask for Republican
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
John "Johnny O"
Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Chris Chaffee
Republican or write-in:

Chris Van Hollen

Democratic
County Council
or write-in: District 5
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Vote for 1
write-in" and print the name David Marks
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 1 Republican
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Vote for 1 Crystal Francis

Andy Harris Democratic
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican or write-in:
Vote for 1
Heather R. Mizeur
Democratic
Dan Cox Judge of the Circuit Court
and Daniel Frank Thibeault Circuit 3
Gordana Schifanelli Libertarian Vote for up to 5
Republican
or write-in: Robert E. Cahill
Wes Moore Judith C. Ensor
and Wendy S. Epstein
State Senator
Aruna Miller District 7
Democratic Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
Vote for 1 Stacy A. Mayer
David Lashar J. B. Jennings or write-in:
and Republican
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 5
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Julie C. Henn
No or write-in:

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 169
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 5
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown David Marks
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Crystal Francis
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 7

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic J. B. Jennings Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 7A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Ryan Nawrocki Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Kathy Szeliga Vote Yes or No
Republican For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and Lydia X. Z. Brown Yes
Cathy White Democratic
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
Vote All Sides
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 5
Vote for 1
Julie C. Henn
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 170
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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November 8, 2022 011-015
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
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Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 5
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican David Marks
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Crystal Francis
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 5
Vote for 1
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Julie C. Henn
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 171
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 011-017
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 5
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown David Marks
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Crystal Francis
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 7

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic J. B. Jennings Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 7A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Ryan Nawrocki Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Kathy Szeliga Vote Yes or No
Republican For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and Lydia X. Z. Brown Yes
Cathy White Democratic
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
Vote All Sides
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 5
Vote for 1
Julie C. Henn
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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November 8, 2022 011-017
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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 Official Ballot BS 173
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022 011-018
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 5
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown David Marks
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Crystal Francis
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 7

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic J. B. Jennings Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 7A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Ryan Nawrocki Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Kathy Szeliga Vote Yes or No
Republican For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and Lydia X. Z. Brown Yes
Cathy White Democratic
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
Vote All Sides
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 5
Vote for 1
Julie C. Henn
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 173
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
Pr
property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
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Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 5
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican David Marks
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Crystal Francis
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

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Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 5
Vote for 1
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Julie C. Henn
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 5
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown David Marks
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Crystal Francis
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 7

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic J. B. Jennings Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 7A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Ryan Nawrocki Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Kathy Szeliga Vote Yes or No
Republican For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and Lydia X. Z. Brown Yes
Cathy White Democratic
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
Vote All Sides
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 5
Vote for 1
Julie C. Henn
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 175
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
 Official Ballot BS 175
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022 011-020
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
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or write-in:
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Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 5
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican David Marks
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Crystal Francis
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

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Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 5
Vote for 1
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Julie C. Henn
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
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Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 7A
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Ryan Nawrocki
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Kathy Szeliga

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Lydia X. Z. Brown
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:
the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican
County Executive
Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Vote for 1
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat McDonough
stray mark, you may ask for Republican
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
John "Johnny O"
Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Chris Chaffee
Republican or write-in:

Chris Van Hollen

Democratic
County Council
or write-in: District 5
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Vote for 1
write-in" and print the name David Marks
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 1 Republican
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Vote for 1 Crystal Francis

Andy Harris Democratic
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican or write-in:
Vote for 1
Heather R. Mizeur
Democratic
Dan Cox Judge of the Circuit Court
and Daniel Frank Thibeault Circuit 3
Gordana Schifanelli Libertarian Vote for up to 5
Republican
or write-in: Robert E. Cahill
Wes Moore Judith C. Ensor
and Wendy S. Epstein
State Senator
Aruna Miller District 7
Democratic Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
Vote for 1 Stacy A. Mayer
David Lashar J. B. Jennings or write-in:
and Republican
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 5
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Julie C. Henn
No or write-in:

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 177
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Comptroller
District 7A
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Ryan Nawrocki
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Kathy Szeliga

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Lydia X. Z. Brown
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:
the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican
County Executive
Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Vote for 1
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat McDonough
stray mark, you may ask for Republican
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
John "Johnny O"
Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Chris Chaffee
Republican or write-in:

Chris Van Hollen

Democratic
County Council
or write-in: District 3
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Vote for 1
write-in" and print the name Wade Kach
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 1 Republican
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Vote for 1 Paul Henderson

Andy Harris Democratic
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican or write-in:
Vote for 1
Heather R. Mizeur
Democratic
Dan Cox Judge of the Circuit Court
and Daniel Frank Thibeault Circuit 3
Gordana Schifanelli Libertarian Vote for up to 5
Republican
or write-in: Robert E. Cahill
Wes Moore Judith C. Ensor
and Wendy S. Epstein
State Senator
Aruna Miller District 7
Democratic Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
Vote for 1 Stacy A. Mayer
David Lashar J. B. Jennings or write-in:
and Republican
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 3
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Maggie Litz Domanowski
No Diane Jean Young
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 178
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 7A
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Ryan Nawrocki
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Kathy Szeliga

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Lydia X. Z. Brown
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:
the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican
County Executive
Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Vote for 1
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat McDonough
stray mark, you may ask for Republican
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
John "Johnny O"
Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican or write-in:

Chris Van Hollen

Democratic
County Council
or write-in: District 5
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Vote for 1
write-in" and print the name David Marks
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 1 Republican
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Vote for 1 Crystal Francis

Andy Harris Democratic
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican or write-in:
Vote for 1
Heather R. Mizeur
Democratic
Dan Cox Judge of the Circuit Court
and Daniel Frank Thibeault Circuit 3
Gordana Schifanelli Libertarian Vote for up to 5
Republican
or write-in: Robert E. Cahill
Wes Moore Judith C. Ensor
and Wendy S. Epstein
State Senator
Aruna Miller District 7
Democratic Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
Vote for 1 Stacy A. Mayer
David Lashar J. B. Jennings or write-in:
and Republican
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 5
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Julie C. Henn
No or write-in:

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 179
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 5
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown David Marks
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Crystal Francis
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 7

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic J. B. Jennings Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 7A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Ryan Nawrocki Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Kathy Szeliga Vote Yes or No
Republican For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and Lydia X. Z. Brown Yes
Cathy White Democratic
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
Vote All Sides
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 5
Vote for 1
Julie C. Henn
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 7A
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Ryan Nawrocki
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Kathy Szeliga

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Lydia X. Z. Brown
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:
the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican
County Executive
Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Vote for 1
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat McDonough
stray mark, you may ask for Republican
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
John "Johnny O"
Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Chris Chaffee
Republican or write-in:

Chris Van Hollen

Democratic
County Council
or write-in: District 3
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Vote for 1
write-in" and print the name Wade Kach
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 1 Republican
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Vote for 1 Paul Henderson

Andy Harris Democratic
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican or write-in:
Vote for 1
Heather R. Mizeur
Democratic
Dan Cox Judge of the Circuit Court
and Daniel Frank Thibeault Circuit 3
Gordana Schifanelli Libertarian Vote for up to 5
Republican
or write-in: Robert E. Cahill
Wes Moore Judith C. Ensor
and Wendy S. Epstein
State Senator
Aruna Miller District 7
Democratic Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
Vote for 1 Stacy A. Mayer
David Lashar J. B. Jennings or write-in:
and Republican
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 3
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Maggie Litz Domanowski
No Diane Jean Young
or write-in:
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 181
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
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Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
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Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 183
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
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Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 184
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
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Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
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Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 186
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
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Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
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Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 188
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
Pr
property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
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Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
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Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 190
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
 Official Ballot BS 190
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022 012-009
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
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Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
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Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 192
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
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Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
Pr

Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
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Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 194
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 1
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Albert "Al" Nalley
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat Young
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
Pr

Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Joseph D. "Joe" Hooe Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Eric Ebersole Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 1
Vote for 1
Robin Harvey
Cory Koons
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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 Official Ballot BS 196
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November 8, 2022 013-002
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 1
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Albert "Al" Nalley
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat Young
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Aletheia McCaskill Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Democratic
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Sheila Ruth Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 1
Vote for 1
Robin Harvey
Cory Koons
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 196
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 013-003
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 1
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Albert "Al" Nalley
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat Young
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
Pr

Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Aletheia McCaskill Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Democratic
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Sheila Ruth Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 1
Vote for 1
Robin Harvey
Cory Koons
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 197
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 10
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Patricia R. Fallon
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Jordan Porompyae

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Adrienne A. Jones
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of N. Scott Phillips
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jennifer White
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 1
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume
Democratic Albert "Al" Nalley
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Pat Young
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 10 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic William Newton
Republican

David Lashar Ben Brooks

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 1
Vote for 1
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Robin Harvey
Vote Yes or No
Cory Koons
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 198
013-004
Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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November 8, 2022 013-004
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 1
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Albert "Al" Nalley
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat Young
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44B No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Aletheia McCaskill Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Democratic
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Sheila Ruth Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 1
Vote for 1
Robin Harvey
Cory Koons
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 199
013-005
Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 1
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Albert "Al" Nalley
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat Young
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Joseph D. "Joe" Hooe Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Eric Ebersole Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 1
Vote for 1
Robin Harvey
Cory Koons
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 013-007
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 1
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Albert "Al" Nalley
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat Young
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Joseph D. "Joe" Hooe Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Eric Ebersole Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 1
Vote for 1
Robin Harvey
Cory Koons
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 201
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
Pr
property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 1
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Albert "Al" Nalley
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat Young
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Joseph D. "Joe" Hooe Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Eric Ebersole Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 1
Vote for 1
Robin Harvey
Cory Koons
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 1
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown Albert "Al" Nalley
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat Young
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
Pr

Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 44

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic Charles E. Sydnor, III Appeals At Large
Democratic Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 44A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for 1
Judge, Court of Special
and Joseph D. "Joe" Hooe Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Eric Ebersole Vote Yes or No
Democratic For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and or write-in: Yes
Cathy White
Working Class Party No

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 1
Vote for 1
Robin Harvey
Cory Koons
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
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Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 6
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Tony Campbell
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 6
Vote for 1
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Christina Pumphrey
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
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Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 5
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican David Marks
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Crystal Francis
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 5
Vote for 1
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Julie C. Henn
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
 Official Ballot BS 205
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November 8, 2022 014-002
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
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Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 5
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican David Marks
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Crystal Francis
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 5
Vote for 1
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Julie C. Henn
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
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Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 6
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Tony Campbell
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 6
Vote for 1
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Christina Pumphrey
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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November 8, 2022 014-004
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Pr

Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 6
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Tony Campbell
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 6
Vote for 1
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Christina Pumphrey
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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November 8, 2022 014-006
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 6
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Tony Campbell
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 6
Vote for 1
oo
Christina Pumphrey
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 209
014-006
Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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November 8, 2022 014-006
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
Pr

Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 6
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Tony Campbell
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 6
Vote for 1
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Christina Pumphrey
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
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Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 6
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Tony Campbell
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 6
Vote for 1
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Christina Pumphrey
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 211
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
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Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 6
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Tony Campbell
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 6
Vote for 1
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Christina Pumphrey
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
f
Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 212
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
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Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 6
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Tony Campbell
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 6
Vote for 1
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Christina Pumphrey
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 213
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
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Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume County Council
Democratic District 6
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Tony Campbell
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 6
Vote for 1
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Christina Pumphrey
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 214
014-011
Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
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Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 6
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Tony Campbell
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 6
Vote for 1
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Christina Pumphrey
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
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Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 6
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Tony Campbell
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 6
Vote for 1
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Christina Pumphrey
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 216
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
Pr
property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
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Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
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Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
Pr
property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 5
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic David Marks
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Crystal Francis
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 or write-in:
and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller
Democratic Johnny Ray Salling
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

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Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 5
Vote for 1
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Julie C. Henn
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
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Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 6
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Tony Campbell
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Michael "Mike" P. Ertel
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 6
Vote for 1
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Christina Pumphrey
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 220
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
 Official Ballot BS 220
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022 015-004
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 8
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Glen Geelhaar
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Timothy M. Neubauer

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Kathleen A. Smero
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Nick Allen
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Harry Bhandari
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican Carl Jackson
Anthony G. Brown Democratic
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
or write-in:
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Chris Chaffee
Republican County Executive
Vote for 1
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic Pat McDonough
or write-in: Republican
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John "Johnny O"
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger County Council
Democratic District 5
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Vote for 1
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican David Marks
Republican
State Senator
Wes Moore District 8 Crystal Francis
and Vote for 1 Democratic
Aruna Miller
Ken Fitch or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Kathy Klausmeier

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

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Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 5
Vote for 1
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Julie C. Henn
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 7A
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Ryan Nawrocki
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Kathy Szeliga

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Lydia X. Z. Brown
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:
the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican
County Executive
Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Vote for 1
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat McDonough
stray mark, you may ask for Republican
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
John "Johnny O"
Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Chris Chaffee
Republican or write-in:

Chris Van Hollen

Democratic
County Council
or write-in: District 5
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Vote for 1
write-in" and print the name David Marks
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 1 Republican
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Vote for 1 Crystal Francis

Andy Harris Democratic
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican or write-in:
Vote for 1
Heather R. Mizeur
Democratic
Dan Cox Judge of the Circuit Court
and Daniel Frank Thibeault Circuit 3
Gordana Schifanelli Libertarian Vote for up to 5
Republican
or write-in: Robert E. Cahill
Wes Moore Judith C. Ensor
and Wendy S. Epstein
State Senator
Aruna Miller District 7
Democratic Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
Vote for 1 Stacy A. Mayer
David Lashar J. B. Jennings or write-in:
and Republican
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 5
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Julie C. Henn
No or write-in:

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 5
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown David Marks
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Crystal Francis
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 7

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic J. B. Jennings Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 7A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Ryan Nawrocki Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Kathy Szeliga Vote Yes or No
Republican For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and Lydia X. Z. Brown Yes
Cathy White Democratic
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
Vote All Sides
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 5
Vote for 1
Julie C. Henn
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 5
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown David Marks
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Crystal Francis
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
Pr

Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 7

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic J. B. Jennings Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 7A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Ryan Nawrocki Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Kathy Szeliga Vote Yes or No
Republican For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and Lydia X. Z. Brown Yes
Cathy White Democratic
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
Vote All Sides
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 5
Vote for 1
Julie C. Henn
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
Pr
must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 224
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
 Official Ballot BS 224
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November 8, 2022 015-008
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 5
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown David Marks
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Crystal Francis
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
oo
Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
Pr

Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 7

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic J. B. Jennings Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 7A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Ryan Nawrocki Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Kathy Szeliga Vote Yes or No
Republican For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and Lydia X. Z. Brown Yes
Cathy White Democratic
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
Vote All Sides
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
f
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 5
Vote for 1
Julie C. Henn
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
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Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
oo
(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 226
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Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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November 8, 2022 015-010
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
oo
Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
f
Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
Pr
must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 227
015-011
Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
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Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 228
015-012
Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
 Official Ballot BS 228
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November 8, 2022 015-012
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
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Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 229
015-013
Page 2 of 3
Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
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Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
oo
Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 231
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
Pr
property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
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Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
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Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 233
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
Pr
property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
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Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
Pr

Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
oo
Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 235
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
Pr
property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
 Official Ballot BS 235
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022 015-019
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
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U.S. Senator
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Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
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clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

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Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
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Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
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State's Attorney
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

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Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
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Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
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Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 7 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Scott M. Collier County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Kweisi Mfume
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
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Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
Pr

Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
oo
Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
oo
(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
Pr
must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 239
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
f
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
oo
Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
 Official Ballot BS 239
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November 8, 2022 015-023
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
f
$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
oo
including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 6
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 3
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Robin Grammer
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Bob Long

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Ric Metzgar
Republican
Fill in the oval to the left of Megan Ann Mioduszewski
the name of your choice. Attorney General Democratic
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
Jake Mohorovic, III
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka Democratic
to vote in every race. Republican or write-in:

Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic or write-in:
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for or write-in:
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1 County Executive
Vote for 1
oo
Chris Chaffee
Republican Pat McDonough
Republican
Chris Van Hollen
Democratic
or write-in: John "Johnny O"
To add a candidate, fill in Olszewski, Jr.
the oval to the left of "or Democratic
write-in" and print the name
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
Pr

Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose County Council
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican District 7
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
Democratic Todd K. Crandell
Dan Cox
and or write-in: Republican
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican Justin Holliday
Democratic
State Senator
Wes Moore District 6 Doug Stanley
and Vote for 1 Libertarian
Aruna Miller
Johnny Ray Salling or write-in:
Democratic
Republican

David Lashar Cory D. Edwards

and Democratic
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace
and
Patrick Elder
Green

David Harding
and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge of the Circuit Court
Judge of the Orphans' Court
Circuit 3
Vote for up to 5 Vote for up to 3

Robert E. Cahill William R. "Bill" Evans

Judith C. Ensor Democratic

Wendy S. Epstein Juliet Fisher

Garret P. Glennon, Jr. Democratic

Stacy A. Mayer Arthur M. Frank

or write-in: Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Sheriff
or write-in:
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Republican
Stuart R. Berger
R. Jay Fisher
Vote Yes or No Democratic
For Continuance in Office
or write-in:

Yes
No Board of Education
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Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
District 7
Vote for 1
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Rod McMillion
Vote Yes or No or write-in:
For Continuance in Office

Yes
No

State's Attorney
Vote for 1
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James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions House of Delegates

Comptroller
District 7A
Vote for 1 Vote for up to 2
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Ryan Nawrocki
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman Kathy Szeliga

Democratic Republican
or write-in: Lydia X. Z. Brown
Democratic
Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:
the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
or write-in:
make any marks outside of
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka
to vote in every race. Republican
County Executive
Anthony G. Brown
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Vote for 1
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Pat McDonough
stray mark, you may ask for Republican
a new ballot.
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
John "Johnny O"
Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic
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Chris Chaffee
Republican or write-in:

Chris Van Hollen

Democratic
County Council
or write-in: District 5
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Vote for 1
write-in" and print the name David Marks
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 1 Republican
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Vote for 1 Crystal Francis

Andy Harris Democratic
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican or write-in:
Vote for 1
Heather R. Mizeur
Democratic
Dan Cox Judge of the Circuit Court
and Daniel Frank Thibeault Circuit 3
Gordana Schifanelli Libertarian Vote for up to 5
Republican
or write-in: Robert E. Cahill
Wes Moore Judith C. Ensor
and Wendy S. Epstein
State Senator
Aruna Miller District 7
Democratic Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
Vote for 1 Stacy A. Mayer
David Lashar J. B. Jennings or write-in:
and Republican
Christiana Logansmith
or write-in: or write-in:
Libertarian

Nancy Wallace or write-in:

and
Patrick Elder
or write-in:
Green

David Harding or write-in:

and
Cathy White
Working Class Party

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Stuart R. Berger Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No
Andy Kuhl
For Continuance in Office Republican

Yes R. Jay Fisher

No Democratic
or write-in:
Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large
Terrence M. R. Zic
Board of Education
Vote Yes or No District 5
For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1
Yes Julie C. Henn
No or write-in:

State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
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Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1
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Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:

Judge of the Orphans' Court

Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
BS 241
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
Vote All Sides
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Page 3 of 3

Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Page 1 of 3

Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 5
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown David Marks
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Crystal Francis
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
f Vote for 1
Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 7

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic J. B. Jennings Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 7A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Ryan Nawrocki Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Kathy Szeliga Vote Yes or No
Republican For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and Lydia X. Z. Brown Yes
Cathy White Democratic
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
Vote All Sides
State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 5
Vote for 1
Julie C. Henn
or write-in:

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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Instructions Comptroller County Executive

Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections
Barry Glassman Pat McDonough
Republican Republican

Brooke Elizabeth Lierman

Democratic John "Johnny O"
or write-in: Olszewski, Jr.
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of or write-in:

the name of your choice. Attorney General
You must blacken the oval
completely, and do not Vote for 1
make any marks outside of County Council
the oval. You do not have Michael Anthony Peroutka District 5
to vote in every race. Republican Vote for 1
Anthony G. Brown David Marks
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic Republican
or your vote may not count.
If you make a mistake or a or write-in: Crystal Francis
stray mark, you may ask for Democratic
a new ballot.
or write-in:
U.S. Senator
Optional write-in
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Judge of the Circuit Court
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Chris Chaffee Circuit 3
Republican Vote for up to 5
Chris Van Hollen Robert E. Cahill
Democratic Judith C. Ensor
or write-in: Wendy S. Epstein
To add a candidate, fill in
the oval to the left of "or Garret P. Glennon, Jr.
write-in" and print the name Stacy A. Mayer
clearly on the dotted line. Representative in Congress
District 2 or write-in:
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Vote for 1
Nicolee Ambrose or write-in:
Governor / Lt. Governor Republican
Vote for 1
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger or write-in:
Democratic
Dan Cox
and or write-in: or write-in:
Gordana Schifanelli
Republican
State Senator or write-in:

Wes Moore District 7

and Vote for 1
Aruna Miller Judge, Court of Special
Democratic J. B. Jennings Appeals At Large
Republican Stuart R. Berger
David Lashar or write-in: Vote Yes or No
and For Continuance in Office
Christiana Logansmith
Libertarian House of Delegates Yes
District 7A No
Nancy Wallace Vote for up to 2
Judge, Court of Special
and Ryan Nawrocki Appeals At Large
Patrick Elder Republican
Green
Terrence M. R. Zic
Kathy Szeliga Vote Yes or No
Republican For Continuance in Office
David Harding
and Lydia X. Z. Brown Yes
Cathy White Democratic
Working Class Party No
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:
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State's Attorney
Vote for 1

James A. Haynes
Republican

Scott Shellenberger
Democratic
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Vote for 1

Brian A. Campbell
Republican

Julie Ensor
Democratic
or write-in:

Register of Wills
Vote for 1

Lauren Castro
Republican

Alexis Burrell-Rohde
Democratic
or write-in:
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Judge of the Orphans' Court
Vote for up to 3

William R. "Bill" Evans

Democratic

Juliet Fisher
Democratic

Arthur M. Frank
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Democratic
or write-in:

or write-in:

or write-in:

Sheriff
Vote for 1

Andy Kuhl
Republican

R. Jay Fisher
Democratic
or write-in:

Board of Education
District 5
Vote for 1
Julie C. Henn
or write-in:

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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election
November 8, 2022
State of Maryland, Baltimore County
Question 1
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 82 of the 2021 Legislative Session)
Court of Appeals and Special Appeals -
Renaming
Changes the names of Maryland's appellate
courts from the Court of Appeals to the
Supreme Court of Maryland and from the
Court of Special Appeals to the Appellate
Court of Maryland. Under the new law, judges
serving on the Court of Appeals will be
justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland
and the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals
will be the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Maryland.
(Amending Article II, Section 6, Article III,
Sections 5, 30 and 52, Article IV, Sections 1,
3, 3A, 4B, 5A, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, and
41E, Article V, Section 6, and Article XVII,
Section 3 to the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 2
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Constitutional Amendment
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(Ch. 808 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Legislative Department - Eligibility to
Serve as Senators and Delegates - Place
of Abode
Adds to the eligibility requirements to serve as
a senator or a delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly by requiring a person to
have maintained a primary place of abode in
the district that the person has been chosen
to represent. Under current law, a person
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must have resided in the district to which the
person has been elected for at least six
months immediately preceding the date of the
person's election or, if the district has been
established for less than six months prior to
the date of election, as long as the district has
been established. The new law requires,
beginning January 1, 2024, a person must
have both resided in and maintained a
primary place of abode in the district for the
same time periods as under current law.
(Amending Article III, Section 9 to the
Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
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Question 3
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 809 of 2021 Legislative Session)
Civil Jury Trials
Authorizing the General Assembly to enact
legislation that limits the right to a jury trial in
a civil proceeding to those proceedings in
which the amount in controversy exceeds
$25,000, excluding attorney's fees if
attorney's fees are recoverable in the
proceeding. Under current law, the amount in
controversy must exceed $15,000 before a
party to a proceeding may demand a jury trial.
In cases where the amount in controversy
does not exceed this threshold amount, a
judge, rather than a jury, determines the
verdict.
(Amending Maryland Declaration of Rights -
Articles 5(a) and 23)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 4
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 45 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Cannabis - Legalization of Adult Use and
Possession
Do you favor the legalization of the use of
cannabis by an individual who is at least 21
years of age on or after July 1, 2023, in the
State of Maryland?
(Adding Article XX, Section 1 to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Question 5
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 539 of the 2022 Legislative Session)
Circuit Court for Howard County- Judges
Sitting as Orphans' Court
Repeals county elections of Howard County
orphans' court judges and requires the
Howard County Circuit Court judges to sit as
the orphans' court for Howard County. The
current law provides for the voters of Howard
County to elect three orphans' court judges.
Under the amended law, a party could no
longer appeal a final judgment of the Howard
County Orphans Court to the Howard County
Circuit Court and would instead take an
appeal directly to the Court of Special
Appeals.
(Amending Article IV, Sections 20 and 40 to
the Maryland Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment
Vote All Sides
Question A
Charter Amendment
County Charter – County Council -
Qualifications
Section 202 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: require that, in addition to the
requirements of residence as provided in
Section 201(a) of the Charter, the members of
the county council shall be qualified voters of
Baltimore County and not less than
twenty-one years of age at the time of their
election.
For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
Question B
Charter Amendment
County Charter – Department Of Public
Works And Transportation – Director
Qualifications
Section 525 of the Baltimore County Charter
is amended to: alter the name of the
Department of Public Works and, provide that
the Director shall be a professional engineer
registered under the laws of this state with at
least ten years of relevant supervisory
experience in engineering works, or shall be
qualified with at least ten years of supervisory
experience in infrastructure planning and
construction, or transportation engineering
and management.
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For the Charter Amendment
Against the Charter Amendment
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Question C
County Ordinance
Agricultural and Rural Land Preservation
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for agricultural and rural land
preservation projects, including but not limited
to the purchase of land, development rights
and conservation easements and other real
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property approved by the county council
pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land
Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy
Program or other similar federal or state
programs, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 32-22)
For
Against
Question D
County Ordinance
Community College Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$18,500,000 for community college projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
improvement, maintenance, and
modernization of buildings and other
improvements for the community colleges, to
be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a)
and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.
(Bill 33-22)
For
Against
Question E
County Ordinance
Community Improvement Project
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$4,000,000 for community improvement
projects, including but not limited to
construction, renovation, extension, alteration,
repair or modernization of street curbs,
gutters, water, sewer and other utilities, and
sidewalk and pedestrian system
improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 34-22)
For
Against
Question F
County Ordinance
Operational Buildings Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$27,050,000 for public operational buildings
including, but not limited to, general, health,
police, fire, recreation, libraries, senior
centers and detention buildings or facilities
and necessary or desirable equipment, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
35-22)
For
Against
Question G
County Ordinance
Parks, Preservation And Greenways
Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$2,000,000 for parks, preservation and
greenways projects, including but not limited
to the purchase or other acquisition of
playgrounds, parks, community centers,
recreational facilities, and preservation and
greenways projects including the cost of
construction, improvement, alteration, repair,
maintenance and equipping of all public
parks, playgrounds, community centers,
recreational facilities, preservation and
greenways projects, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 36-22)
For
Against
Question H
County Ordinance
Public Works Borrowing
AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower
Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$57,320,000 for public works purposes, for
the class of projects which includes, among
other things, streets and highways, bridges
and storm drainage systems, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
37-22)
For
Against
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Question I
County Ordinance
Refuse Disposal Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects,
including but not limited to the construction,
reconstruction, extension, acquisition,
improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing
and capping, repair or modernization of
county refuse disposal facilities, to be
undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and
718 of the Baltimore County Charter. (Bill
38-22)

For
Against
Question J
County Ordinance
School Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
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$200,000,000 for public school buildings,
buildings for school purposes, buildings to
support school operations and site projects,
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including but not limited to acquisition,
construction, reconstruction, improvement,
extension, alteration, repair, maintenance,
conversion and modernization of public
school buildings and sites, to be undertaken
pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the
Baltimore County Charter. (Bill 39-22)

For
Against
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Question K
County Ordinance
Waterway Improvement Program
Borrowing

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower

Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow
$20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction,
reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair
and modernization of waterway improvement
and stormwater-related projects, which
include but are not limited to shoreline
stabilization, shore erosion control, wetland
restoration, streambank and riverbank
restoration, stabilization and reconstruction,
control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants,
landscaping, dredging, planting of trees and
similar waterway improvement projects in
residential, rural and commercial areas,
engineering and other services incident
thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to
Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore
County Charter. (Bill 40-22)

For
Against

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