Maryland election 2026 features key moments impacting Baltimore area

With two days remaining before polls close, Maryland's 2026 general election has seen significant political developments, according to The Baltimore Banner.

A major focus is a state constitutional amendment referendum aimed at changing the rules for redrawing congressional boundaries. Governor Moore supports the measure, which also has backing from prominent Democrats, as reported by The Baltimore Banner.

Former President Barack Obama recorded an advertisement urging voters to support the amendment, highlighting Maryland's role in the national Democratic response to Republican gerrymandering, The Baltimore Banner noted.

The Maryland Senate president, Bill Ferguson, has shown lukewarm support for the referendum despite ensuring its passage, which may affect his relationship with Governor Moore, The Baltimore Banner reported.

In the race for Maryland's congressional seats, Republican incumbent Andy Harris has faced challenges from Democrat Dan Schwartz, with campaign events and controversies drawing voter attention, according to The Baltimore Banner.