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Tuesday, June 23, 2026. Everything you need to cast your ballot.
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Pledge to vote for Randi on June 23.
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Three dates. That's all you need to remember.
- Register by June 2. You can register or update your address online. Takes a few minutes.
- Missed the deadline? You can still register in person during early voting (June 11-18) at any Early Voting Center in your county.
- This is a closed primary. You must be registered as a Democrat to vote in the Democratic primary. Already registered Democrat? You're good.
Registered Republican or Independent? You can switch.
Maryland lets you change your party affiliation online in about two minutes. Switch to Democrat before June 2 and you can vote in the primary. You can always switch back after. No one will call you about it.
Update your registration
Four ways to cast your ballot. Pick what works for you.
Register to Vote
- Deadline: June 2, 2026 for online and mail registration
- Same-day registration available during early voting (June 11-18)
- This is a closed primary. You must be registered as a Democrat.
- Already registered Democrat? Check your status to make sure your address is current.
Vote by Mail
- Request your mail-in ballot online by June 16, 2026
- Your ballot must be postmarked by June 23 (Election Day)
- Drop boxes are available across every county
- You can track your ballot online after you send it
Vote Early
- Early voting runs June 11 through June 18, 2026
- Open every day, 7 AM to 8 PM
- You can go to any Early Voting Center in your county
- Same-day voter registration is available at early voting sites
Vote on Election Day
- Tuesday, June 23, 2026. Polls open 7 AM to 8 PM.
- On Election Day, you must go to your assigned polling place
- Look up your polling place ahead of time so you know where to go
- If you're in line by 8 PM, you vote. Period.
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MD-01 Democratic Primary for U.S. Congress
Randi White
Daughter of Salisbury. 20-year media professional. Born and raised right here on the Eastern Shore.
See where she standsShe's the only one who is:
- Born and raised in MD-01. Daughter of Salisbury.
- A Black woman. First to run for MD-01 in over 15 years.
- Running on a real plan. Read all 181 pages →
Want to see all four Democratic candidates side by side? Compare the field
You don't need an ID. Here's what to expect.
Do You Need an ID?
- Maryland does not require photo ID to vote. You give your name and address at your polling place and they check you off the list.
- If you registered by mail for the first time and didn't provide ID with your registration, you may be asked to show identification. A utility bill, bank statement, or government document with your name and address works.
What to Expect at the Polls
- 1Walk into your polling place or early voting center
- 2Give your name and address to the election judge
- 3Receive your ballot
- 4Fill it out, take your time
- 5Submit your ballot and grab your sticker
Your voting resources. All from the State of Maryland.
Check Your Registration
Verify you're registered and your info is current.
Register to Vote
New registration or update your address, name, or party.
Find Your Polling Place
Look up where you vote on Election Day.
Request a Mail-In Ballot
Get a ballot mailed to you. Request by June 16.
County Election Boards
Your local board has early voting locations, hours, and contact info.
Maryland Board of Elections
Official source for all Maryland election information.
Before you fill in your ballot
She wrote it all down.
Read what Randi would actually do in Congress. The full 181-page plan is published online so you can hold her to it.
All of Us for All of Us.
Updates from now through Election Day. Deadlines, drop-box hours, and what Randi’s up to across the district.
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