Maryland · MD-07 · November 3, 2026

Your ballot.Made clear.

2 Democratic candidates in this guide and 3 tracked statewide propositions for MD-07.

Choose a candidate to see their priorities and record. Confirm your ballot with the Maryland election office.

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OfficeCongressKweisi MfumeDemocratic candidate for Maryland's 7th Congressional DistrictView candidate
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OfficeGovernorWes MooreDemocratic candidate for governor of MarylandView candidate

Ballot propositions

Questions you decide directly.

Each proposition is translated into plain language so you can see what approving it would change.

03Statewide propositionLegislatureCommission on Judicial Disabilities VacanciesWhat a Yes vote doesAmend the state constitution to authorize the chair of the Commission on Judicial Disabilities to appoint former members to temporarily fill vacancies or allow for the governor to appoint a substitute member or extend the term of an existing member.
04Statewide propositionLegislatureChanges to Collective Bargaining for State EmployeesWhat a Yes vote doesRequire the governor's budget to provide for expenditures for wages, hours, benefits, and other terms and conditions of employment, provided by a memorandum of understanding covering state employees, and provide for the statutory changes to collective bargaining for state employees, including requiring the selection of a neutral arbitrator and establishing a binding arbitration process.
05Statewide propositionLegislatureProvide That Nothing in State Constitution Establishes Criteria for Congressional RedistrictingWhat a Yes vote doesAmend the Maryland Constitution concerning congressional redistricting to provide that constitutional requirements for contiguity, compactness, substantially equal population, and consideration of natural and political subdivision boundaries apply only to state legislative districts, not congressional districts; to allow the General Assembly to grant the Supreme Court of Maryland original jurisdiction over challenges to congressional redistricting plans; and provide that the Maryland Constitution establishes no criteria for congressional district boundaries.

County, city, and school-district questions are not included. Check your official sample ballot for local measures.

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Voting plan

Online and mail cutoff October 13.

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Finding your ballot

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