Results will be posted on this page as they are available. If you call the office and do not get through and are calling for results, you will be directed to this page. Please be patient as we are doing everything as quickly as possible to make these results readily available. Printed copies will be posted in the Meeting Room A of the Health Department building. Results will be listed by Precinct.
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5-1 5-2 5-3 6-1 7-1 Absentee I Provisional Absentee II
County-Wide Official Results Statement of Votes Cast
Important Dates
Last day to change party affiliation - November 19, 2007 > 9pm
Last day to register to vote before the Primary Election - January 22, 2008 > 9pm
Primary Election Day - February 12, 2008 > polls open 7am to 8pm continuously
Absentee Canvas I - February 14, 2008
Provisional Canvas - February 18, 2008
Absentee Canvas II - February 22, 2008
Voter registration reopens - February 25, 2008
Last day to register to vote before the General Election - October 14, 2008 > 9pm
General Election Day - November 4, 2008 > polls open 7am to 8pm continuously
Voter registration reopens - November 17, 2008
Contests on the 2008 Presidential Ballot
 | President/Vice President of the United States |
| Representatives in Congress |
| Judges of the Court of Appeals |
| Judges of the Court of Special Appeals |
| Judges of the Circuit Court |
| Count Commissioner (Cecil County) |
| Members of the Board of Education (Allegany, Calvert, Carroll, Cecil, Dorchester, Frederick, Garrett, Howard, Kent, Montgomery, Queen Anne's, Somerset, St. Mary's, Talbot, Washington, and Worcester Counties) |
| Delegates to the Democratic National Convention |
| Delegates to the Republican National Convention |
FAQ's
What is a party Primary election?
The two principal political parties are required by law to choose their candidates for the general election in primary elections. Although it is up to the parties to decide who may vote in their primaries, generally only registered voters affiliated with a principal political party may vote in that party's primary election.
How can I vote in a party primary election?
Generally, you must be registered with a political party to take part in the party's primary election.
All voters in Maryland use the same voting system. For polling place voting, voters use a touchscreen voting system by Premier Election Solutions (AccuVote-TS). With a touchscreen voting system, a voter touches the screen to make, change, and review selections and cast a ballot. A demonstration of how to vote on Maryland's touchscreen voting system is available.