State Election Officials Certify Third-Party Candidates for November Ballot
Maryland election authorities add certified minor-party candidates to the upcoming ballot.
HERE'S WHAT WE KNOW
Maryland election officials certified a group of third-party candidates for the Nov. 3 ballot while attention remained focused on redistricting measures.
Maryland election officials have certified a handful of third-party candidates, officially adding their names to the ballot for the upcoming Nov. 3 election, according to Maryland Matters.
While recent focus across the state has primarily centered on redistricting questions and whether they would qualify for the ballot, state election workers quietly completed the certification steps for minor-party contenders.
The certifications ensure voters will have additional third-party options alongside major ballot questions when casting their votes this fall.
WHAT IT MEANS
Maryland voters will see certified third-party candidates alongside major party nominees and ballot questions on Nov. 3.
Original reporting referenced by Everything Frederick:
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