Maryland Congressional District Map
If you have not requested a mail-in ballot, you can request them as long as your request is received by October 29th.
Visit www.777vote.org/ for details.
You can also request an internet ballot by November 1st. Mail-in ballots must be postmarked or dropped in a drop box at these locations by 8 pm on election day November 5th. Drop boxes will be open starting in late September.
Early voting starts Thursday October 24th and lasts through Thursday October 31st. Here is a list of early voting centers.
On election day, November 5th, polls will be open from 7 am to 8 pm. You can find your polling location here.
Click here to see what district you live in according to the new (as of 2022) district maps.
How to Vote
Below are instructions on how to vote this fall
Vote-By-Mail ballots WILL NOT automatically be mailed to all active registered voters, as was done for the June 2 Primary Election.
Instead, voters who wish to vote by mail must complete and return a Vote-By-Mail ballot application in order to receive a Vote-By-Mail ballot.
To ensure that voters receive their Vote-By-Mail ballots on time, the Maryland State Board of Elections advises registered voters to complete and return a Vote-By-Mail ballot application NOW!
The deadline for submitting Vote-By-Mail ballot applications is Tuesday, October 29.
Concerned About Voting By Mail? Deposit Your Vote-By-Mail Ballot in a Board of Elections Ballot Drop Box
Any voter may deposit their properly completed and sealed Vote-By-Mail ballots in official Board of Elections Ballot Drop Boxes located throughout the County. Ballots are retrieved by Board of Elections staff daily.
Print, then Mail, Email, or Fax Your Ballot Application
Click here to download, print, complete, and then mail, email, or fax your Vote-By-Mail / Absentee Ballot Application from the Maryland State Board of Elections website today!
*PLEASE NOTE: The application form is for all elections that were to be held in 2024.
*In Section 3 of the application form, choose “Presidential General.”
*In Section 6, choose ballot delivery by U.S. Mail, which will include a postage-paid envelope for returning the ballot. Voters who choose Internet or Fax delivery will still need to return their ballot by mail or in-person delivery, but will have to print their own ballots, provide their own envelope, and affix the required postage. In addition, ballots downloaded by voters cannot be scanned when received by the Board of Elections, but must be transferred manually to a ballot that can be scanned by a bi-partisan team of election judges.
Mail, email, or fax your completed and signed ballot application form to:
Montgomery County Board of Elections
P.O. Box 10159
Rockville, MD 20849-0159
(240) 777-8560 (fax)
absentee@montgomerycountymd.gov
Complete Your Ballot Application Online
Click here if you prefer to complete your Vote-By-Mail / Absentee Ballot Application Request Form online. However, please note that the State Board of Elections provides a single online form to register to vote and request a Vote-By-Mail / Absentee Ballot. You will need to complete 34 data fields in an 11-step process to request your Vote-By-Mail / Absentee Ballot online.
Check on the Status of Your Vote-By-Mail Ballot Application
Click here, enter the requested information to lookup your voter record, then select “Status of My Mailed-in or Provisional Ballot” to check on the status of your Vote-By-Mail Ballot Application.
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