State election returns · Unofficial lead · Nov. 4, 8:23:48 a.m. as displayed; time zone unspecified · 1,967/1,979 election-day precincts reporting. Green: For/leading; gray: Against. Census 2024 state boundary; no county results implied.
Maryland’s Question 3, a constitutional amendment addressing congressional redistricting, led in unofficial State Board of Elections returns. The proposal received 1,080,316 votes for, or 60.05%, and 718,673 against, or 39.95%, with 1,967 of 1,979 election-day precincts reporting.
The official question text clarifies that specified state constitutional districting requirements apply to the General Assembly’s districts and that Maryland’s constitution supplies no criteria for congressional district boundaries. It also permits lawmakers to give the Supreme Court of Maryland original jurisdiction to review a congressional plan. The current total includes reported early, election-day and mail votes; provisional votes were not yet reported.
