Maryland's 97 polling stations have been busy in the opening days of early voting as the election rapidly approaches. A record number of voters have come out in the opening days of early voting, easily outpacing the numbers from previous years,

In-person early voting got off to a quick start in Maryland, with 154,000 voters casting ballots on day one — a number that could be historically high.

Maryland voters headed to the polls Thursday for the first day of early voting in numbers that the state's top election official says are exciting.

BALTIMORE -- Maryland election officials are anticipating a record turnout at the polls this year. Voters can cast their ballots in person starting Thursday morning at more than 90 Maryland early voting sites. Here's everything you need to know about early voting.

It’s not just this year’s presidential race that could be historic, so could Maryland’s U.S. Senate race. Here’s everything you need to know.

Get prepared for Election Day by knowing where to vote if you're participating in early voting or heading out on Nov. 5, and see sample ballots for your address.

The clock is ticking in Maryland on the closely-watched U.S. Senate race, and with early voting underway, Democrat Angela Alsobrooks and Republican Larry Hogan are making their final pitches to voters.

Many people have shown up to cast their ballots through the first two days of early voting in Maryland, with many more expected. I Maryland Election Voter’s Guide: How to vote, important dates and dea

Early voting began Thursday in Maryland, with some voters lining up before sunrise to cast their votes when the polls opened at 7 a.m. for president, Senate, House, ballot initiatives and various local races.