Official Ballot

Gubernatorial General Election BS 1 - Page 1

November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General House of Delegates

Instructions
Vote for 1 District 12

Making Selections Craig Wolf Vote for up to 3

Republican
Bob Cockey
Republican
Brian E. Frosh
Democratic
Melanie Harris
Republican
or write-in:
Michael Russell
Republican

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator Eric Ebersole

the name of your choice. Democratic
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell Jessica Feldmark
make any marks outside of Republican Democratic
the oval. You do not have
to vote in every race.
Ben Cardin Terri Hill
Democratic Democratic

Do not cross out or erase, Arvin Vohra or write-in:

or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon or write-in:
a new ballot. Unaffiliated

Optional write-in or write-in: or write-in:

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Representative in Congress County Executive
District 3 Vote for 1
Vote for 1 Allan H. Kittleman
Republican
Charles Anthony
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or Calvin Ball
write-in" and print the name Democratic
John Sarbanes
clearly on the dotted line. Democratic
or write-in:
David Lashar
Libertarian
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Governor / Lt. Governor

Vote for 1 or write-in: County Council
Larry Hogan District 1
and Vote for 1
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican State Senator Raj Kathuria
District 12 Republican
Ben Jealous
and Vote for 1
Susan Turnbull Elizabeth "Liz" Walsh
Democratic
Democratic Joseph D. "Joe" Hooe
Republican
Shawn Quinn or write-in:
and
Christina Smith Clarence K. Lam
Democratic
Libertarian

Ian Schlakman or write-in: Judge, Court of Appeals

and
Annie Chambers Circuit 3
Green Joseph M. Getty
or write-in: Vote Yes or No
For Continuance in Office
Yes
Comptroller No
Vote for 1
Anjali Reed Phukan
Republican

Peter Franchot
Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 1 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
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sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
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For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 2 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General House of Delegates

Instructions
Vote for 1 District 13

Making Selections Craig Wolf Vote for up to 3

Republican
Chris Yates
Republican
Brian E. Frosh
Democratic
Vanessa Atterbeary
Democratic
or write-in:
Shane Pendergrass
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator Jen Terrasa

the name of your choice. Democratic
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell or write-in:
make any marks outside of Republican
the oval. You do not have
to vote in every race.
Ben Cardin or write-in:
Democratic

Do not cross out or erase, Arvin Vohra or write-in:

or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon
a new ballot. Unaffiliated
County Executive
Optional write-in or write-in: Vote for 1
f Allan H. Kittleman
Republican
oo
Representative in Congress Calvin Ball
District 3 Democratic

Vote for 1 or write-in:

Charles Anthony
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John Sarbanes
clearly on the dotted line. County Council
Democratic District 1
David Lashar Vote for 1
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor Raj Kathuria

Vote for 1 Republican
or write-in:
Larry Hogan Elizabeth "Liz" Walsh
and Democratic
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican State Senator or write-in:
Ben Jealous District 13
and Vote for 1
Susan Turnbull
Democratic Guy Guzzone Judge, Court of Appeals
Democratic
Shawn Quinn Circuit 3
and
Christina Smith
or write-in: Joseph M. Getty
Libertarian Vote Yes or No
Ian Schlakman For Continuance in Office
and
Annie Chambers Yes
Green No
or write-in:

Comptroller
Vote for 1
Anjali Reed Phukan
Republican

Peter Franchot
Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 2 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
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oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 3 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General House of Delegates

Instructions
Vote for 1 District 12

Making Selections Craig Wolf Vote for up to 3

Republican
Bob Cockey
Republican
Brian E. Frosh
Democratic
Melanie Harris
Republican
or write-in:
Michael Russell
Republican

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator Eric Ebersole

the name of your choice. Democratic
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell Jessica Feldmark
make any marks outside of Republican Democratic
the oval. You do not have
to vote in every race.
Ben Cardin Terri Hill
Democratic Democratic

Do not cross out or erase, Arvin Vohra or write-in:

or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon or write-in:
a new ballot. Unaffiliated

Optional write-in or write-in: or write-in:

f
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Representative in Congress County Executive
District 2 Vote for 1
Vote for 1 Allan H. Kittleman
Republican
Liz Matory
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or Calvin Ball
write-in" and print the name Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
clearly on the dotted line. Democratic
or write-in:
Michael Carney
Libertarian
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Governor / Lt. Governor

Vote for 1 Guy Mimoun County Council
Green District 2
Larry Hogan
and Vote for 1
or write-in:
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican John Liao
Republican
Ben Jealous
and
Susan Turnbull State Senator Opel Jones
District 12 Democratic
Democratic

Shawn Quinn Vote for 1 or write-in:

and
Christina Smith Joseph D. "Joe" Hooe
Republican
Libertarian

Ian Schlakman Clarence K. Lam Judge, Court of Appeals

and Democratic
Annie Chambers Circuit 3
Green or write-in: Joseph M. Getty
or write-in: Vote Yes or No
For Continuance in Office
Yes
Comptroller No
Vote for 1
Anjali Reed Phukan
Republican

Peter Franchot
Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 3 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
f
oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 4 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General County Executive

Instructions
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections Craig Wolf Allan H. Kittleman
Republican Republican

Brian E. Frosh Calvin Ball

Democratic Democratic

or write-in: or write-in:

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator County Council

the name of your choice.
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1 District 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell Vote for 1
make any marks outside of Republican
the oval. You do not have Raj Kathuria
to vote in every race. Republican
Ben Cardin
Democratic
Elizabeth "Liz" Walsh
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
Arvin Vohra
or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon
a new ballot. Unaffiliated

Optional write-in or write-in: Judge, Court of Appeals

f Circuit 3
Joseph M. Getty
oo
Representative in Congress Vote Yes or No
District 7 For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1 Yes
Richmond Davis No
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name Elijah Cummings
clearly on the dotted line. Democratic

David R. Griggs
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor

Vote for 1 or write-in:
Larry Hogan
and
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican State Senator
Ben Jealous District 9
and Vote for 1
Susan Turnbull
Democratic Gail H. Bates
Republican
Shawn Quinn
and
Christina Smith Katie Fry Hester
Democratic
Libertarian

Ian Schlakman or write-in:

and
Annie Chambers
Green

or write-in: House of Delegates

District 9B
Vote for 1
Comptroller Bob Flanagan
Vote for 1 Republican

Anjali Reed Phukan Courtney Watson

Republican Democratic

Peter Franchot or write-in:

Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 4 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
f
oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 5 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General House of Delegates

Instructions
Vote for 1 District 12

Making Selections Craig Wolf Vote for up to 3

Republican
Bob Cockey
Republican
Brian E. Frosh
Democratic
Melanie Harris
Republican
or write-in:
Michael Russell
Republican

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator Eric Ebersole

the name of your choice. Democratic
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell Jessica Feldmark
make any marks outside of Republican Democratic
the oval. You do not have
to vote in every race.
Ben Cardin Terri Hill
Democratic Democratic

Do not cross out or erase, Arvin Vohra or write-in:

or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon or write-in:
a new ballot. Unaffiliated

Optional write-in or write-in: or write-in:

f
oo
Representative in Congress County Executive
District 7 Vote for 1
Vote for 1 Allan H. Kittleman
Republican
Richmond Davis
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or Calvin Ball
write-in" and print the name Democratic
Elijah Cummings
clearly on the dotted line. Democratic
or write-in:
David R. Griggs
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor

Vote for 1 or write-in: County Council
Larry Hogan District 2
and Vote for 1
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican State Senator John Liao
District 12 Republican
Ben Jealous
and Vote for 1
Susan Turnbull Opel Jones
Democratic
Democratic Joseph D. "Joe" Hooe
Republican
Shawn Quinn or write-in:
and
Christina Smith Clarence K. Lam
Democratic
Libertarian

Ian Schlakman or write-in: Judge, Court of Appeals

and
Annie Chambers Circuit 3
Green Joseph M. Getty
or write-in: Vote Yes or No
For Continuance in Office
Yes
Comptroller No
Vote for 1
Anjali Reed Phukan
Republican

Peter Franchot
Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 5 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
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oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 6 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General House of Delegates

Instructions
Vote for 1 District 13

Making Selections Craig Wolf Vote for up to 3

Republican
Chris Yates
Republican
Brian E. Frosh
Democratic
Vanessa Atterbeary
Democratic
or write-in:
Shane Pendergrass
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator Jen Terrasa

the name of your choice. Democratic
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell or write-in:
make any marks outside of Republican
the oval. You do not have
to vote in every race.
Ben Cardin or write-in:
Democratic

Do not cross out or erase, Arvin Vohra or write-in:

or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon
a new ballot. Unaffiliated
County Executive
Optional write-in or write-in: Vote for 1
f Allan H. Kittleman
Republican
oo
Representative in Congress Calvin Ball
District 2 Democratic

Vote for 1 or write-in:

Liz Matory
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
clearly on the dotted line. County Council
Democratic District 2
Michael Carney Vote for 1
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor John Liao

Vote for 1 Republican
Guy Mimoun
Green
Larry Hogan Opel Jones
and Democratic
or write-in:
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican or write-in:
Ben Jealous
and
Susan Turnbull State Senator
Democratic District 13
Judge, Court of Appeals
Shawn Quinn Vote for 1 Circuit 3
and
Christina Smith Guy Guzzone Joseph M. Getty
Democratic
Libertarian Vote Yes or No
Ian Schlakman or write-in: For Continuance in Office
and
Annie Chambers Yes
Green No
or write-in:

Comptroller
Vote for 1
Anjali Reed Phukan
Republican

Peter Franchot
Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 6 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
f
oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 7 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General House of Delegates

Instructions
Vote for 1 District 12

Making Selections Craig Wolf Vote for up to 3

Republican
Bob Cockey
Republican
Brian E. Frosh
Democratic
Melanie Harris
Republican
or write-in:
Michael Russell
Republican

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator Eric Ebersole

the name of your choice. Democratic
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell Jessica Feldmark
make any marks outside of Republican Democratic
the oval. You do not have
to vote in every race.
Ben Cardin Terri Hill
Democratic Democratic

Do not cross out or erase, Arvin Vohra or write-in:

or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon or write-in:
a new ballot. Unaffiliated

Optional write-in or write-in: or write-in:

f
oo
Representative in Congress County Executive
District 3 Vote for 1
Vote for 1 Allan H. Kittleman
Republican
Charles Anthony
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or Calvin Ball
write-in" and print the name Democratic
John Sarbanes
clearly on the dotted line. Democratic
or write-in:
David Lashar
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor

Vote for 1 or write-in: County Council
Larry Hogan District 2
and Vote for 1
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican State Senator John Liao
District 12 Republican
Ben Jealous
and Vote for 1
Susan Turnbull Opel Jones
Democratic
Democratic Joseph D. "Joe" Hooe
Republican
Shawn Quinn or write-in:
and
Christina Smith Clarence K. Lam
Democratic
Libertarian

Ian Schlakman or write-in: Judge, Court of Appeals

and
Annie Chambers Circuit 3
Green Joseph M. Getty
or write-in: Vote Yes or No
For Continuance in Office
Yes
Comptroller No
Vote for 1
Anjali Reed Phukan
Republican

Peter Franchot
Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 7 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
f
oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 8 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General House of Delegates

Instructions
Vote for 1 District 12

Making Selections Craig Wolf Vote for up to 3

Republican
Bob Cockey
Republican
Brian E. Frosh
Democratic
Melanie Harris
Republican
or write-in:
Michael Russell
Republican

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator Eric Ebersole

the name of your choice. Democratic
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell Jessica Feldmark
make any marks outside of Republican Democratic
the oval. You do not have
to vote in every race.
Ben Cardin Terri Hill
Democratic Democratic

Do not cross out or erase, Arvin Vohra or write-in:

or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon or write-in:
a new ballot. Unaffiliated

Optional write-in or write-in: or write-in:

f
oo
Representative in Congress County Executive
District 7 Vote for 1
Vote for 1 Allan H. Kittleman
Republican
Richmond Davis
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or Calvin Ball
write-in" and print the name Democratic
Elijah Cummings
clearly on the dotted line. Democratic
or write-in:
David R. Griggs
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor

Vote for 1 or write-in: County Council
Larry Hogan District 1
and Vote for 1
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican State Senator Raj Kathuria
District 12 Republican
Ben Jealous
and Vote for 1
Susan Turnbull Elizabeth "Liz" Walsh
Democratic
Democratic Joseph D. "Joe" Hooe
Republican
Shawn Quinn or write-in:
and
Christina Smith Clarence K. Lam
Democratic
Libertarian

Ian Schlakman or write-in: Judge, Court of Appeals

and
Annie Chambers Circuit 3
Green Joseph M. Getty
or write-in: Vote Yes or No
For Continuance in Office
Yes
Comptroller No
Vote for 1
Anjali Reed Phukan
Republican

Peter Franchot
Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 8 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
f
oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 9 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General House of Delegates

Instructions
Vote for 1 District 12

Making Selections Craig Wolf Vote for up to 3

Republican
Bob Cockey
Republican
Brian E. Frosh
Democratic
Melanie Harris
Republican
or write-in:
Michael Russell
Republican

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator Eric Ebersole

the name of your choice. Democratic
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell Jessica Feldmark
make any marks outside of Republican Democratic
the oval. You do not have
to vote in every race.
Ben Cardin Terri Hill
Democratic Democratic

Do not cross out or erase, Arvin Vohra or write-in:

or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon or write-in:
a new ballot. Unaffiliated

Optional write-in or write-in: or write-in:

f
oo
Representative in Congress County Executive
District 2 Vote for 1
Vote for 1 Allan H. Kittleman
Republican
Liz Matory
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or Calvin Ball
write-in" and print the name Democratic
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
clearly on the dotted line. Democratic
or write-in:
Michael Carney
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor

Vote for 1 Guy Mimoun County Council
Green District 1
Larry Hogan
and Vote for 1
or write-in:
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican Raj Kathuria
Republican
Ben Jealous
and
Susan Turnbull State Senator Elizabeth "Liz" Walsh
District 12 Democratic
Democratic

Shawn Quinn Vote for 1 or write-in:

and
Christina Smith Joseph D. "Joe" Hooe
Republican
Libertarian

Ian Schlakman Clarence K. Lam Judge, Court of Appeals

and Democratic
Annie Chambers Circuit 3
Green or write-in: Joseph M. Getty
or write-in: Vote Yes or No
For Continuance in Office
Yes
Comptroller No
Vote for 1
Anjali Reed Phukan
Republican

Peter Franchot
Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 9 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
f
oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 10 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General House of Delegates

Instructions
Vote for 1 District 13

Making Selections Craig Wolf Vote for up to 3

Republican
Chris Yates
Republican
Brian E. Frosh
Democratic
Vanessa Atterbeary
Democratic
or write-in:
Shane Pendergrass
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator Jen Terrasa

the name of your choice. Democratic
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell or write-in:
make any marks outside of Republican
the oval. You do not have
to vote in every race.
Ben Cardin or write-in:
Democratic

Do not cross out or erase, Arvin Vohra or write-in:

or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon
a new ballot. Unaffiliated
County Executive
Optional write-in or write-in: Vote for 1
f Allan H. Kittleman
Republican
oo
Representative in Congress Calvin Ball
District 3 Democratic

Vote for 1 or write-in:

Charles Anthony
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John Sarbanes
clearly on the dotted line. County Council
Democratic District 2
David Lashar Vote for 1
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor John Liao

Vote for 1 Republican
or write-in:
Larry Hogan Opel Jones
and Democratic
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican State Senator or write-in:
Ben Jealous District 13
and Vote for 1
Susan Turnbull
Democratic Guy Guzzone Judge, Court of Appeals
Democratic
Shawn Quinn Circuit 3
and
Christina Smith
or write-in: Joseph M. Getty
Libertarian Vote Yes or No
Ian Schlakman For Continuance in Office
and
Annie Chambers Yes
Green No
or write-in:

Comptroller
Vote for 1
Anjali Reed Phukan
Republican

Peter Franchot
Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 10 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
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oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 11 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General House of Delegates

Instructions
Vote for 1 District 13

Making Selections Craig Wolf Vote for up to 3

Republican
Chris Yates
Republican
Brian E. Frosh
Democratic
Vanessa Atterbeary
Democratic
or write-in:
Shane Pendergrass
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator Jen Terrasa

the name of your choice. Democratic
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell or write-in:
make any marks outside of Republican
the oval. You do not have
to vote in every race.
Ben Cardin or write-in:
Democratic

Do not cross out or erase, Arvin Vohra or write-in:

or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon
a new ballot. Unaffiliated
County Executive
Optional write-in or write-in: Vote for 1
f Allan H. Kittleman
Republican
oo
Representative in Congress Calvin Ball
District 2 Democratic

Vote for 1 or write-in:

Liz Matory
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
clearly on the dotted line. County Council
Democratic District 1
Michael Carney Vote for 1
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor Raj Kathuria

Vote for 1 Republican
Guy Mimoun
Green
Larry Hogan Elizabeth "Liz" Walsh
and Democratic
or write-in:
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican or write-in:
Ben Jealous
and
Susan Turnbull State Senator
Democratic District 13
Judge, Court of Appeals
Shawn Quinn Vote for 1 Circuit 3
and
Christina Smith Guy Guzzone Joseph M. Getty
Democratic
Libertarian Vote Yes or No
Ian Schlakman or write-in: For Continuance in Office
and
Annie Chambers Yes
Green No
or write-in:

Comptroller
Vote for 1
Anjali Reed Phukan
Republican

Peter Franchot
Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 11 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
f
oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 12 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General House of Delegates

Instructions
Vote for 1 District 12

Making Selections Craig Wolf Vote for up to 3

Republican
Bob Cockey
Republican
Brian E. Frosh
Democratic
Melanie Harris
Republican
or write-in:
Michael Russell
Republican

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator Eric Ebersole

the name of your choice. Democratic
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell Jessica Feldmark
make any marks outside of Republican Democratic
the oval. You do not have
to vote in every race.
Ben Cardin Terri Hill
Democratic Democratic

Do not cross out or erase, Arvin Vohra or write-in:

or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon or write-in:
a new ballot. Unaffiliated

Optional write-in or write-in: or write-in:

f
oo
Representative in Congress County Executive
District 7 Vote for 1
Vote for 1 Allan H. Kittleman
Republican
Richmond Davis
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or Calvin Ball
write-in" and print the name Democratic
Elijah Cummings
clearly on the dotted line. Democratic
or write-in:
David R. Griggs
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor

Vote for 1 or write-in: County Council
Larry Hogan District 1
and Vote for 1
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican State Senator Raj Kathuria
District 12 Republican
Ben Jealous
and Vote for 1
Susan Turnbull Elizabeth "Liz" Walsh
Democratic
Democratic Joseph D. "Joe" Hooe
Republican
Shawn Quinn or write-in:
and
Christina Smith Clarence K. Lam
Democratic
Libertarian

Ian Schlakman or write-in: Judge, Court of Appeals

and
Annie Chambers Circuit 3
Green Joseph M. Getty
or write-in: Vote Yes or No
For Continuance in Office
Yes
Comptroller No
Vote for 1
Anjali Reed Phukan
Republican

Peter Franchot
Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 12 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
f
oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 13 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General County Executive

Instructions
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections Craig Wolf Allan H. Kittleman
Republican Republican

Brian E. Frosh Calvin Ball

Democratic Democratic

or write-in: or write-in:

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator County Council

the name of your choice.
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1 District 2
completely, and do not Tony Campbell Vote for 1
make any marks outside of Republican
the oval. You do not have John Liao
to vote in every race. Republican
Ben Cardin
Democratic
Opel Jones
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
Arvin Vohra
or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon
a new ballot. Unaffiliated

Optional write-in or write-in: Judge, Court of Appeals

f Circuit 3
Joseph M. Getty
oo
Representative in Congress Vote Yes or No
District 7 For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1 Yes
Richmond Davis No
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name Elijah Cummings
clearly on the dotted line. Democratic

David R. Griggs
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor

Vote for 1 or write-in:
Larry Hogan
and
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican State Senator
Ben Jealous District 9
and Vote for 1
Susan Turnbull
Democratic Gail H. Bates
Republican
Shawn Quinn
and
Christina Smith Katie Fry Hester
Democratic
Libertarian

Ian Schlakman or write-in:

and
Annie Chambers
Green

or write-in: House of Delegates

District 9B
Vote for 1
Comptroller Bob Flanagan
Vote for 1 Republican

Anjali Reed Phukan Courtney Watson

Republican Democratic

Peter Franchot or write-in:

Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 13 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
f
oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 14 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General House of Delegates

Instructions
Vote for 1 District 12

Making Selections Craig Wolf Vote for up to 3

Republican
Bob Cockey
Republican
Brian E. Frosh
Democratic
Melanie Harris
Republican
or write-in:
Michael Russell
Republican

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator Eric Ebersole

the name of your choice. Democratic
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell Jessica Feldmark
make any marks outside of Republican Democratic
the oval. You do not have
to vote in every race.
Ben Cardin Terri Hill
Democratic Democratic

Do not cross out or erase, Arvin Vohra or write-in:

or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon or write-in:
a new ballot. Unaffiliated

Optional write-in or write-in: or write-in:

f
oo
Representative in Congress County Executive
District 7 Vote for 1
Vote for 1 Allan H. Kittleman
Republican
Richmond Davis
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or Calvin Ball
write-in" and print the name Democratic
Elijah Cummings
clearly on the dotted line. Democratic
or write-in:
David R. Griggs
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor

Vote for 1 or write-in: County Council
Larry Hogan District 2
and Vote for 1
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican State Senator John Liao
District 12 Republican
Ben Jealous
and Vote for 1
Susan Turnbull Opel Jones
Democratic
Democratic Joseph D. "Joe" Hooe
Republican
Shawn Quinn or write-in:
and
Christina Smith Clarence K. Lam
Democratic
Libertarian

Ian Schlakman or write-in: Judge, Court of Appeals

and
Annie Chambers Circuit 3
Green Joseph M. Getty
or write-in: Vote Yes or No
For Continuance in Office
Yes
Comptroller No
Vote for 1
Anjali Reed Phukan
Republican

Peter Franchot
Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

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Gubernatorial General Election BS 14 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
f
oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 15 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General House of Delegates

Instructions
Vote for 1 District 9A

Making Selections Craig Wolf Vote for up to 2

Republican
Trent Kittleman
Republican
Brian E. Frosh
Democratic
Warren E. Miller
Republican
or write-in:
Steven M. Bolen
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator Natalie Ziegler

the name of your choice. Democratic
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell or write-in:
make any marks outside of Republican
the oval. You do not have
to vote in every race.
Ben Cardin or write-in:
Democratic

Do not cross out or erase, Arvin Vohra

or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a County Executive
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon Vote for 1
a new ballot. Unaffiliated
Allan H. Kittleman
Republican
Optional write-in or write-in:
f Calvin Ball
Democratic
oo
Representative in Congress or write-in:
District 7
Vote for 1
Richmond Davis County Council
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or District 5
write-in" and print the name Elijah Cummings Vote for 1
clearly on the dotted line. Democratic
David Yungmann
Republican
David R. Griggs
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor China Williams

Vote for 1 Democratic
or write-in:
Larry Hogan or write-in:
and
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican State Senator
Ben Jealous District 9
Judge, Court of Appeals
and Vote for 1
Susan Turnbull Circuit 3
Democratic Gail H. Bates Joseph M. Getty
Republican
Shawn Quinn Vote Yes or No
and
Katie Fry Hester For Continuance in Office
Christina Smith Democratic
Libertarian Yes
Ian Schlakman or write-in: No
and
Annie Chambers
Green

or write-in:

Comptroller
Vote for 1
Anjali Reed Phukan
Republican

Peter Franchot
Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 15 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
f
oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 16 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General House of Delegates

Instructions
Vote for 1 District 9A

Making Selections Craig Wolf Vote for up to 2

Republican
Trent Kittleman
Republican
Brian E. Frosh
Democratic
Warren E. Miller
Republican
or write-in:
Steven M. Bolen
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator Natalie Ziegler

the name of your choice. Democratic
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell or write-in:
make any marks outside of Republican
the oval. You do not have
to vote in every race.
Ben Cardin or write-in:
Democratic

Do not cross out or erase, Arvin Vohra

or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a County Executive
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon Vote for 1
a new ballot. Unaffiliated
Allan H. Kittleman
Republican
Optional write-in or write-in:
f Calvin Ball
Democratic
oo
Representative in Congress or write-in:
District 7
Vote for 1
Richmond Davis County Council
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or District 1
write-in" and print the name Elijah Cummings Vote for 1
clearly on the dotted line. Democratic
Raj Kathuria
Republican
David R. Griggs
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor Elizabeth "Liz" Walsh

Vote for 1 Democratic
or write-in:
Larry Hogan or write-in:
and
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican State Senator
Ben Jealous District 9
Judge, Court of Appeals
and Vote for 1
Susan Turnbull Circuit 3
Democratic Gail H. Bates Joseph M. Getty
Republican
Shawn Quinn Vote Yes or No
and
Katie Fry Hester For Continuance in Office
Christina Smith Democratic
Libertarian Yes
Ian Schlakman or write-in: No
and
Annie Chambers
Green

or write-in:

Comptroller
Vote for 1
Anjali Reed Phukan
Republican

Peter Franchot
Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 16 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
f
oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 17 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General County Executive

Instructions
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections Craig Wolf Allan H. Kittleman
Republican Republican

Brian E. Frosh Calvin Ball

Democratic Democratic

or write-in: or write-in:

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator County Council

the name of your choice.
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1 District 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell Vote for 1
make any marks outside of Republican
the oval. You do not have Raj Kathuria
to vote in every race. Republican
Ben Cardin
Democratic
Elizabeth "Liz" Walsh
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
Arvin Vohra
or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon
a new ballot. Unaffiliated

Optional write-in or write-in: Judge, Court of Appeals

f Circuit 3
Joseph M. Getty
oo
Representative in Congress Vote Yes or No
District 7 For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1 Yes
Richmond Davis No
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name Elijah Cummings
clearly on the dotted line. Democratic

David R. Griggs
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor

Vote for 1 or write-in:
Larry Hogan
and
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican State Senator
Ben Jealous District 9
and Vote for 1
Susan Turnbull
Democratic Gail H. Bates
Republican
Shawn Quinn
and
Christina Smith Katie Fry Hester
Democratic
Libertarian

Ian Schlakman or write-in:

and
Annie Chambers
Green

or write-in: House of Delegates

District 9B
Vote for 1
Comptroller Bob Flanagan
Vote for 1 Republican

Anjali Reed Phukan Courtney Watson

Republican Democratic

Peter Franchot or write-in:

Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 17 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
f
oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 18 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General County Executive

Instructions
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections Craig Wolf Allan H. Kittleman
Republican Republican

Brian E. Frosh Calvin Ball

Democratic Democratic

or write-in: or write-in:

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator County Council

the name of your choice.
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1 District 5
completely, and do not Tony Campbell Vote for 1
make any marks outside of Republican
the oval. You do not have David Yungmann
to vote in every race. Republican
Ben Cardin
Democratic
China Williams
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
Arvin Vohra
or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon
a new ballot. Unaffiliated

Optional write-in or write-in: Judge, Court of Appeals

f Circuit 3
Joseph M. Getty
oo
Representative in Congress Vote Yes or No
District 7 For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1 Yes
Richmond Davis No
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name Elijah Cummings
clearly on the dotted line. Democratic

David R. Griggs
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor

Vote for 1 or write-in:
Larry Hogan
and
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican State Senator
Ben Jealous District 9
and Vote for 1
Susan Turnbull
Democratic Gail H. Bates
Republican
Shawn Quinn
and
Christina Smith Katie Fry Hester
Democratic
Libertarian

Ian Schlakman or write-in:

and
Annie Chambers
Green

or write-in: House of Delegates

District 9B
Vote for 1
Comptroller Bob Flanagan
Vote for 1 Republican

Anjali Reed Phukan Courtney Watson

Republican Democratic

Peter Franchot or write-in:

Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 18 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
f
oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 19 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General County Executive

Instructions
Vote for 1 Vote for 1
Making Selections Craig Wolf Allan H. Kittleman
Republican Republican

Brian E. Frosh Calvin Ball

Democratic Democratic

or write-in: or write-in:

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator County Council

the name of your choice.
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1 District 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell Vote for 1
make any marks outside of Republican
the oval. You do not have Raj Kathuria
to vote in every race. Republican
Ben Cardin
Democratic
Elizabeth "Liz" Walsh
Do not cross out or erase, Democratic
Arvin Vohra
or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a or write-in:
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon
a new ballot. Unaffiliated

Optional write-in or write-in: Judge, Court of Appeals

f Circuit 3
Joseph M. Getty
oo
Representative in Congress Vote Yes or No
District 7 For Continuance in Office
Vote for 1 Yes
Richmond Davis No
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name Elijah Cummings
clearly on the dotted line. Democratic

David R. Griggs
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor

Vote for 1 or write-in:
Larry Hogan
and
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican State Senator
Ben Jealous District 9
and Vote for 1
Susan Turnbull
Democratic Gail H. Bates
Republican
Shawn Quinn
and
Christina Smith Katie Fry Hester
Democratic
Libertarian

Ian Schlakman or write-in:

and
Annie Chambers
Green

or write-in: House of Delegates

District 9B
Vote for 1
Comptroller Bob Flanagan
Vote for 1 Republican

Anjali Reed Phukan Courtney Watson

Republican Democratic

Peter Franchot or write-in:

Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 19 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
f
oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 20 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General House of Delegates

Instructions
Vote for 1 District 9A

Making Selections Craig Wolf Vote for up to 2

Republican
Trent Kittleman
Republican
Brian E. Frosh
Democratic
Warren E. Miller
Republican
or write-in:
Steven M. Bolen
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator Natalie Ziegler

the name of your choice. Democratic
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell or write-in:
make any marks outside of Republican
the oval. You do not have
to vote in every race.
Ben Cardin or write-in:
Democratic

Do not cross out or erase, Arvin Vohra

or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a County Executive
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon Vote for 1
a new ballot. Unaffiliated
Allan H. Kittleman
Republican
Optional write-in or write-in:
f Calvin Ball
Democratic
oo
Representative in Congress or write-in:
District 7
Vote for 1
Richmond Davis County Council
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or District 5
write-in" and print the name Elijah Cummings Vote for 1
clearly on the dotted line. Democratic
David Yungmann
Republican
David R. Griggs
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor China Williams

Vote for 1 Democratic
or write-in:
Larry Hogan or write-in:
and
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican State Senator
Ben Jealous District 9
Judge, Court of Appeals
and Vote for 1
Susan Turnbull Circuit 3
Democratic Gail H. Bates Joseph M. Getty
Republican
Shawn Quinn Vote Yes or No
and
Katie Fry Hester For Continuance in Office
Christina Smith Democratic
Libertarian Yes
Ian Schlakman or write-in: No
and
Annie Chambers
Green

or write-in:

Comptroller
Vote for 1
Anjali Reed Phukan
Republican

Peter Franchot
Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 20 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
f
oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 21 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General House of Delegates

Instructions
Vote for 1 District 12

Making Selections Craig Wolf Vote for up to 3

Republican
Bob Cockey
Republican
Brian E. Frosh
Democratic
Melanie Harris
Republican
or write-in:
Michael Russell
Republican

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator Eric Ebersole

the name of your choice. Democratic
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell Jessica Feldmark
make any marks outside of Republican Democratic
the oval. You do not have
to vote in every race.
Ben Cardin Terri Hill
Democratic Democratic

Do not cross out or erase, Arvin Vohra or write-in:

or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon or write-in:
a new ballot. Unaffiliated

Optional write-in or write-in: or write-in:

f
oo
Representative in Congress County Executive
District 7 Vote for 1
Vote for 1 Allan H. Kittleman
Republican
Richmond Davis
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or Calvin Ball
write-in" and print the name Democratic
Elijah Cummings
clearly on the dotted line. Democratic
or write-in:
David R. Griggs
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor

Vote for 1 or write-in: County Council
Larry Hogan District 4
and Vote for 1
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican State Senator Lisa Kim
District 12 Republican
Ben Jealous
and Vote for 1
Susan Turnbull Deb Jung
Democratic
Democratic Joseph D. "Joe" Hooe
Republican
Shawn Quinn or write-in:
and
Christina Smith Clarence K. Lam
Democratic
Libertarian

Ian Schlakman or write-in: Judge, Court of Appeals

and
Annie Chambers Circuit 3
Green Joseph M. Getty
or write-in: Vote Yes or No
For Continuance in Office
Yes
Comptroller No
Vote for 1
Anjali Reed Phukan
Republican

Peter Franchot
Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 21 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
f
oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 22 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General House of Delegates

Instructions
Vote for 1 District 13

Making Selections Craig Wolf Vote for up to 3

Republican
Chris Yates
Republican
Brian E. Frosh
Democratic
Vanessa Atterbeary
Democratic
or write-in:
Shane Pendergrass
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator Jen Terrasa

the name of your choice. Democratic
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell or write-in:
make any marks outside of Republican
the oval. You do not have
to vote in every race.
Ben Cardin or write-in:
Democratic

Do not cross out or erase, Arvin Vohra or write-in:

or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon
a new ballot. Unaffiliated
County Executive
Optional write-in or write-in: Vote for 1
f Allan H. Kittleman
Republican
oo
Representative in Congress Calvin Ball
District 3 Democratic

Vote for 1 or write-in:

Charles Anthony
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John Sarbanes
clearly on the dotted line. County Council
Democratic District 4
David Lashar Vote for 1
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor Lisa Kim

Vote for 1 Republican
or write-in:
Larry Hogan Deb Jung
and Democratic
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican State Senator or write-in:
Ben Jealous District 13
and Vote for 1
Susan Turnbull
Democratic Guy Guzzone Judge, Court of Appeals
Democratic
Shawn Quinn Circuit 3
and
Christina Smith
or write-in: Joseph M. Getty
Libertarian Vote Yes or No
Ian Schlakman For Continuance in Office
and
Annie Chambers Yes
Green No
or write-in:

Comptroller
Vote for 1
Anjali Reed Phukan
Republican

Peter Franchot
Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 22 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
f
oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 23 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General House of Delegates

Instructions
Vote for 1 District 12

Making Selections Craig Wolf Vote for up to 3

Republican
Bob Cockey
Republican
Brian E. Frosh
Democratic
Melanie Harris
Republican
or write-in:
Michael Russell
Republican

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator Eric Ebersole

the name of your choice. Democratic
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell Jessica Feldmark
make any marks outside of Republican Democratic
the oval. You do not have
to vote in every race.
Ben Cardin Terri Hill
Democratic Democratic

Do not cross out or erase, Arvin Vohra or write-in:

or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon or write-in:
a new ballot. Unaffiliated

Optional write-in or write-in: or write-in:

f
oo
Representative in Congress County Executive
District 7 Vote for 1
Vote for 1 Allan H. Kittleman
Republican
Richmond Davis
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or Calvin Ball
write-in" and print the name Democratic
Elijah Cummings
clearly on the dotted line. Democratic
or write-in:
David R. Griggs
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor

Vote for 1 or write-in: County Council
Larry Hogan District 4
and Vote for 1
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican State Senator Lisa Kim
District 12 Republican
Ben Jealous
and Vote for 1
Susan Turnbull Deb Jung
Democratic
Democratic Joseph D. "Joe" Hooe
Republican
Shawn Quinn or write-in:
and
Christina Smith Clarence K. Lam
Democratic
Libertarian

Ian Schlakman or write-in: Judge, Court of Appeals

and
Annie Chambers Circuit 3
Green Joseph M. Getty
or write-in: Vote Yes or No
For Continuance in Office
Yes
Comptroller No
Vote for 1
Anjali Reed Phukan
Republican

Peter Franchot
Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 23 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
f
oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 24 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General House of Delegates

Instructions
Vote for 1 District 9A

Making Selections Craig Wolf Vote for up to 2

Republican
Trent Kittleman
Republican
Brian E. Frosh
Democratic
Warren E. Miller
Republican
or write-in:
Steven M. Bolen
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator Natalie Ziegler

the name of your choice. Democratic
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell or write-in:
make any marks outside of Republican
the oval. You do not have
to vote in every race.
Ben Cardin or write-in:
Democratic

Do not cross out or erase, Arvin Vohra

or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a County Executive
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon Vote for 1
a new ballot. Unaffiliated
Allan H. Kittleman
Republican
Optional write-in or write-in:
f Calvin Ball
Democratic
oo
Representative in Congress or write-in:
District 3
Vote for 1
Charles Anthony County Council
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or District 5
write-in" and print the name John Sarbanes Vote for 1
clearly on the dotted line. Democratic
David Yungmann
Republican
David Lashar
Libertarian
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Governor / Lt. Governor China Williams

Vote for 1 Democratic
or write-in:
Larry Hogan or write-in:
and
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican State Senator
Ben Jealous District 9
Judge, Court of Appeals
and Vote for 1
Susan Turnbull Circuit 3
Democratic Gail H. Bates Joseph M. Getty
Republican
Shawn Quinn Vote Yes or No
and
Katie Fry Hester For Continuance in Office
Christina Smith Democratic
Libertarian Yes
Ian Schlakman or write-in: No
and
Annie Chambers
Green

or write-in:

Comptroller
Vote for 1
Anjali Reed Phukan
Republican

Peter Franchot
Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 24 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
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oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 25 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General House of Delegates

Instructions
Vote for 1 District 13

Making Selections Craig Wolf Vote for up to 3

Republican
Chris Yates
Republican
Brian E. Frosh
Democratic
Vanessa Atterbeary
Democratic
or write-in:
Shane Pendergrass
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator Jen Terrasa

the name of your choice. Democratic
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell or write-in:
make any marks outside of Republican
the oval. You do not have
to vote in every race.
Ben Cardin or write-in:
Democratic

Do not cross out or erase, Arvin Vohra or write-in:

or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon
a new ballot. Unaffiliated
County Executive
Optional write-in or write-in: Vote for 1
f Allan H. Kittleman
Republican
oo
Representative in Congress Calvin Ball
District 7 Democratic

Vote for 1 or write-in:

Richmond Davis
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name Elijah Cummings
clearly on the dotted line. County Council
Democratic District 5
David R. Griggs Vote for 1
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor David Yungmann

Vote for 1 Republican
or write-in:
Larry Hogan China Williams
and Democratic
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican State Senator or write-in:
Ben Jealous District 13
and Vote for 1
Susan Turnbull
Democratic Guy Guzzone Judge, Court of Appeals
Democratic
Shawn Quinn Circuit 3
and
Christina Smith
or write-in: Joseph M. Getty
Libertarian Vote Yes or No
Ian Schlakman For Continuance in Office
and
Annie Chambers Yes
Green No
or write-in:

Comptroller
Vote for 1
Anjali Reed Phukan
Republican

Peter Franchot
Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 25 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
f
oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 26 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General House of Delegates

Instructions
Vote for 1 District 13

Making Selections Craig Wolf Vote for up to 3

Republican
Chris Yates
Republican
Brian E. Frosh
Democratic
Vanessa Atterbeary
Democratic
or write-in:
Shane Pendergrass
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator Jen Terrasa

the name of your choice. Democratic
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell or write-in:
make any marks outside of Republican
the oval. You do not have
to vote in every race.
Ben Cardin or write-in:
Democratic

Do not cross out or erase, Arvin Vohra or write-in:

or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon
a new ballot. Unaffiliated
County Executive
Optional write-in or write-in: Vote for 1
f Allan H. Kittleman
Republican
oo
Representative in Congress Calvin Ball
District 2 Democratic

Vote for 1 or write-in:

Liz Matory
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
clearly on the dotted line. County Council
Democratic District 3
Michael Carney Vote for 1
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor Christiana Rigby

Vote for 1 Democratic
Guy Mimoun
Green
Larry Hogan or write-in:
and
or write-in:
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican

Ben Jealous Judge, Court of Appeals

and
Susan Turnbull State Senator Circuit 3
Democratic District 13 Joseph M. Getty
Shawn Quinn Vote for 1 Vote Yes or No
and
Guy Guzzone For Continuance in Office
Christina Smith Democratic
Libertarian Yes
Ian Schlakman or write-in: No
and
Annie Chambers
Green

or write-in:

Comptroller
Vote for 1
Anjali Reed Phukan
Republican

Peter Franchot
Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 26 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
f
oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 27 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General House of Delegates

Instructions
Vote for 1 District 13

Making Selections Craig Wolf Vote for up to 3

Republican
Chris Yates
Republican
Brian E. Frosh
Democratic
Vanessa Atterbeary
Democratic
or write-in:
Shane Pendergrass
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator Jen Terrasa

the name of your choice. Democratic
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell or write-in:
make any marks outside of Republican
the oval. You do not have
to vote in every race.
Ben Cardin or write-in:
Democratic

Do not cross out or erase, Arvin Vohra or write-in:

or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon
a new ballot. Unaffiliated
County Executive
Optional write-in or write-in: Vote for 1
f Allan H. Kittleman
Republican
oo
Representative in Congress Calvin Ball
District 3 Democratic

Vote for 1 or write-in:

Charles Anthony
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John Sarbanes
clearly on the dotted line. County Council
Democratic District 3
David Lashar Vote for 1
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor Christiana Rigby

Vote for 1 Democratic
or write-in:
Larry Hogan or write-in:
and
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican State Senator
Ben Jealous District 13
Judge, Court of Appeals
and Vote for 1
Susan Turnbull Circuit 3
Democratic Guy Guzzone Joseph M. Getty
Democratic
Shawn Quinn Vote Yes or No
and
or write-in: For Continuance in Office
Christina Smith
Libertarian Yes
Ian Schlakman No
and
Annie Chambers
Green

or write-in:

Comptroller
Vote for 1
Anjali Reed Phukan
Republican

Peter Franchot
Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 27 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
f
oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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f
 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 28 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General House of Delegates

Instructions
Vote for 1 District 13

Making Selections Craig Wolf Vote for up to 3

Republican
Chris Yates
Republican
Brian E. Frosh
Democratic
Vanessa Atterbeary
Democratic
or write-in:
Shane Pendergrass
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator Jen Terrasa

the name of your choice. Democratic
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell or write-in:
make any marks outside of Republican
the oval. You do not have
to vote in every race.
Ben Cardin or write-in:
Democratic

Do not cross out or erase, Arvin Vohra or write-in:

or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon
a new ballot. Unaffiliated
County Executive
Optional write-in or write-in: Vote for 1
f Allan H. Kittleman
Republican
oo
Representative in Congress Calvin Ball
District 7 Democratic

Vote for 1 or write-in:

Richmond Davis
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name Elijah Cummings
clearly on the dotted line. County Council
Democratic District 2
David R. Griggs Vote for 1
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor John Liao

Vote for 1 Republican
or write-in:
Larry Hogan Opel Jones
and Democratic
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican State Senator or write-in:
Ben Jealous District 13
and Vote for 1
Susan Turnbull
Democratic Guy Guzzone Judge, Court of Appeals
Democratic
Shawn Quinn Circuit 3
and
Christina Smith
or write-in: Joseph M. Getty
Libertarian Vote Yes or No
Ian Schlakman For Continuance in Office
and
Annie Chambers Yes
Green No
or write-in:

Comptroller
Vote for 1
Anjali Reed Phukan
Republican

Peter Franchot
Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

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Gubernatorial General Election BS 28 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
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sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
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For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 29 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General House of Delegates

Instructions
Vote for 1 District 13

Making Selections Craig Wolf Vote for up to 3

Republican
Chris Yates
Republican
Brian E. Frosh
Democratic
Vanessa Atterbeary
Democratic
or write-in:
Shane Pendergrass
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator Jen Terrasa

the name of your choice. Democratic
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell or write-in:
make any marks outside of Republican
the oval. You do not have
to vote in every race.
Ben Cardin or write-in:
Democratic

Do not cross out or erase, Arvin Vohra or write-in:

or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon
a new ballot. Unaffiliated
County Executive
Optional write-in or write-in: Vote for 1
f Allan H. Kittleman
Republican
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Representative in Congress Calvin Ball
District 3 Democratic

Vote for 1 or write-in:

Charles Anthony
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John Sarbanes
clearly on the dotted line. County Council
Democratic District 3
David Lashar Vote for 1
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor Christiana Rigby

Vote for 1 Democratic
or write-in:
Larry Hogan or write-in:
and
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican State Senator
Ben Jealous District 13
Judge, Court of Appeals
and Vote for 1
Susan Turnbull Circuit 3
Democratic Guy Guzzone Joseph M. Getty
Democratic
Shawn Quinn Vote Yes or No
and
or write-in: For Continuance in Office
Christina Smith
Libertarian Yes
Ian Schlakman No
and
Annie Chambers
Green

or write-in:

Comptroller
Vote for 1
Anjali Reed Phukan
Republican

Peter Franchot
Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 29 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
f
oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 30 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General House of Delegates

Instructions
Vote for 1 District 13

Making Selections Craig Wolf Vote for up to 3

Republican
Chris Yates
Republican
Brian E. Frosh
Democratic
Vanessa Atterbeary
Democratic
or write-in:
Shane Pendergrass
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator Jen Terrasa

the name of your choice. Democratic
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell or write-in:
make any marks outside of Republican
the oval. You do not have
to vote in every race.
Ben Cardin or write-in:
Democratic

Do not cross out or erase, Arvin Vohra or write-in:

or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon
a new ballot. Unaffiliated
County Executive
Optional write-in or write-in: Vote for 1
f Allan H. Kittleman
Republican
oo
Representative in Congress Calvin Ball
District 2 Democratic

Vote for 1 or write-in:

Liz Matory
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger
clearly on the dotted line. County Council
Democratic District 3
Michael Carney Vote for 1
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor Christiana Rigby

Vote for 1 Democratic
Guy Mimoun
Green
Larry Hogan or write-in:
and
or write-in:
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican

Ben Jealous Judge, Court of Appeals

and
Susan Turnbull State Senator Circuit 3
Democratic District 13 Joseph M. Getty
Shawn Quinn Vote for 1 Vote Yes or No
and
Guy Guzzone For Continuance in Office
Christina Smith Democratic
Libertarian Yes
Ian Schlakman or write-in: No
and
Annie Chambers
Green

or write-in:

Comptroller
Vote for 1
Anjali Reed Phukan
Republican

Peter Franchot
Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 30 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
f
oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 31 - Page 1
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Attorney General House of Delegates

Instructions
Vote for 1 District 13

Making Selections Craig Wolf Vote for up to 3

Republican
Chris Yates
Republican
Brian E. Frosh
Democratic
Vanessa Atterbeary
Democratic
or write-in:
Shane Pendergrass
Democratic

Fill in the oval to the left of U.S. Senator Jen Terrasa

the name of your choice. Democratic
You must blacken the oval Vote for 1
completely, and do not Tony Campbell or write-in:
make any marks outside of Republican
the oval. You do not have
to vote in every race.
Ben Cardin or write-in:
Democratic

Do not cross out or erase, Arvin Vohra or write-in:

or your vote may not count. Libertarian
If you make a mistake or a
stray mark, you may ask for Neal Simon
a new ballot. Unaffiliated
County Executive
Optional write-in or write-in: Vote for 1
f Allan H. Kittleman
Republican
oo
Representative in Congress Calvin Ball
District 3 Democratic

Vote for 1 or write-in:

Charles Anthony
To add a candidate, fill in Republican
the oval to the left of "or
write-in" and print the name John Sarbanes
clearly on the dotted line. County Council
Democratic District 2
David Lashar Vote for 1
Libertarian
Pr

Governor / Lt. Governor John Liao

Vote for 1 Republican
or write-in:
Larry Hogan Opel Jones
and Democratic
Boyd K. Rutherford
Republican State Senator or write-in:
Ben Jealous District 13
and Vote for 1
Susan Turnbull
Democratic Guy Guzzone Judge, Court of Appeals
Democratic
Shawn Quinn Circuit 3
and
Christina Smith
or write-in: Joseph M. Getty
Libertarian Vote Yes or No
Ian Schlakman For Continuance in Office
and
Annie Chambers Yes
Green No
or write-in:

Comptroller
Vote for 1
Anjali Reed Phukan
Republican

Peter Franchot
Democratic

or write-in:

Vote All Sides

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large Sheriff
Donald E. Beachley Vote for 1
Vote Yes or No Bill McMahon
Republican
For Continuance in Office
Yes Marcus Harris
Democratic
No
or write-in:

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Matthew J. Fader
Vote Yes or No Board of Education
For Continuance in Office Vote for up to 4
Yes Vicky Cutroneo
No Bob Glascock
Danny Mackey
State's Attorney Jen Mallo
Vote for 1 Robert Wayne Miller
Kim Yon Oldham Anita Pandey
Republican
Sabina Taj
Rich Gibson Chao Wu
Democratic
or write-in:
or write-in:
or write-in:

Clerk of the Circuit Court or write-in:

Vote for 1
Marlena Jareaux
f or write-in:
oo
Republican

Wayne A. Robey
Democratic
Question 1
or write-in: Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 357 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Requiring Commercial Gaming Revenues
that are for Public Education to
Supplement Spending for Education in
Register of Wills
Public Schools
Vote for 1
The amendment requires the Governor to
Pr

Shawn Conley include in the annual State Budget, as

Republican
supplemental funding for prekindergarten
through grade 12 in public schools, the
Byron Macfarlane revenues from video lottery operation licenses
Democratic
and any other commercial gaming dedicated
or write-in: to public education in an amount above the
level of State funding for education in public
schools provided by the Bridge to Excellence
in Public Schools Act of 2002 (otherwise
known as the Thornton legislation) in not less
Judge of the Orphans' Court than the following amounts: $125 million in
Vote for up to 3 fiscal year 2020; $250 million in fiscal year
2021; $375 million in fiscal year 2022; and
Anne L. Dodd
Democratic 100% of commercial gaming revenues
dedicated to public education in fiscal year
Elizabeth Ann Fitch 2023 and each fiscal year thereafter. The
Democratic amendment also requires the Governor to
show in the annual budget how the revenues
Leslie Smith Turner from video lottery operation licenses and
Democratic other commercial gaming are being used in a
manner that is in addition to the level of State
or write-in: funding for public education provided by the
funding formulas established by the Bridge to
Excellence in Public Schools Act. The State
or write-in: Constitution currently authorizes video lottery
operation licenses for the primary purpose of
raising money for public education.
or write-in:
(Amending Article XIX, Section 1(c)(1) and
(g), and adding Section 1(f) to the Maryland
Constitution)

For the Constitutional Amendment

Against the Constitutional Amendment

Vote All Sides

 Official Ballot
Gubernatorial General Election BS 31 - Page 2
November 6, 2018
State of Maryland, Howard County

Question 2
Constitutional Amendment
(Ch. 855 of the 2018 Legislative Session)
Same-Day Registration and Voting at the
Precinct Polling Place on Election Day
Authorizes the General Assembly to enact
legislation to allow a qualified individual to
register and vote at a precinct polling place on
Election Day. The current law requires voter
registration to close before Election Day.

(Amending Article I, Sections 1 and 2, and

adding Section 2A to the Maryland
Constitution)
For the Constitutional Amendment
Against the Constitutional Amendment

Question A
Charter Amendment
Deadline for Expiration of Bill
Amending the Howard County Charter to
allow the County Council to consider a bill for
seventy calendar days after its introduction
and to approve, by vote of two-thirds of its
members, a maximum of two 35-day
extensions of the 70-day deadline. Currently,
the County Council may consider a bill for
f
oo
sixty-five days before the bill expires, and the
Council may extend the 65-day deadline a
maximum of two 30-day periods by a
two-thirds vote. The Charter amendment also
extends the deadline for expiration of a bill to
the next business day if the deadline falls on
a weekend or holiday on which the Council
does not meet, and to the end of a
rescheduled legislative session if the
legislative session scheduled before
expiration of the bill is postponed because of
inclemenet weather or emergency conditions.
Pr

For the Charter Amendment

Against the Charter Amendment

End of Ballot
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