There are many ways you can register to vote!

1. Visit Maryland's Online Voter Registration System and apply online

2. Call 301-600-8683 to request a mailed application

3. Download the application from the Maryland State Board of Elections website

4. Pick up an application at the county or state agency such as the MVA, library, community college, or courthouse.

5. Visit the Board of Elections office to pick up an application:

   1. Washington County

      1. 17718 Virginia Ave, Hagerstown, MD 21740 

   2. Allegany County

      1. 701 Kelly Road, Suite 231, Cumberland, MD 21502

1. You can register in advance 21 days before the election, or;

2. You can register/update your information during early voting or on Election Day

1. To do so visit this page: https://voterservices.elections.maryland.gov/onlinevoterupdate/InstructionsStep1 

• Use this link to find your polling location and information about your district: https://voterservices.elections.maryland.gov/PollingPlaceSearch

• Primary: June 23rd, 2026

• General: November 3rd, 2026

• There are 141 Delegates chosen across the state that serve in the Maryland General Assembly, which has the sole power to make and pass laws. These laws are then ratified or vetoed by the Governor. These Delegates, as well as State Senators, can be viewed as a lobbyist for their district to Annapolis. It is their job to create and pass laws for the betterment of their District and the State of Maryland. Some of their powers include:

  • Proposing, reviewing, and adopting legislation and resolutions. These can include changes to regulations, changes to taxes and the amounts, changes to laws and repercussions for breaking them, or amendments to the Maryland Constitution.

  • Engaging with the residents of their district and advocating on behalf of them

  • Reviewing and approving the Maryland budget

  • Overriding the Governor’s veto by a 2/3rds majority