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2024 Presidential Election
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PUBLIC NOTICE
The Charles County Board of Elections will be performing the following 2024 General Election activities open to the public:
* The Mail-In Ballot 1 Pre-Canvass and Early Voting results will not be available until after 8 PM on November 5, 2024.
2024 Presidential General Election Reports
No Electioneering Zone Guide Maps Available
The Charles County Board of Elections is responsible for the establishment of No Electioneering Zones at each precinct polling location, pursuant to Maryland State Law. The boundaries should be clearly marked with signs that contain the words "No Electioneering Beyond this Point." The distance guidelines prohibit "electioneering" within 100 feet of the polls. Exit pollsters may be within the 100 feet of the "No Electioneering" boundary because they are not engaged in electioneering. Exit pollsters should not impede voter flow. Campaign signs may be displayed at polling locations outside the "No Electioneering" boundary at 5:00 PM today, Monday, 13 May, 2024. Candidates must remove signs from polling sites by 8:00 AM the next day after the closure of the site, Wednesday, 14 May, 2024. Political signs at all other locations must be removed in compliance with County sign regulations.
No Electioneering Zone Guides for each precinct in Charles county are available to view and/or download below. Please refer to these guides before installing campaign signage at a precinct.
01-01 - No Electioneering Zone - La Plata HS- 01-02 - No Electioneering Zone - Somers MS
- 02-01 - No Electioneering Zone - St Ignatius Church Hall
- 03-01 - No Electioneering Zone - Mt Hope Nanjemoy ES
- 04-01 - No Electioneering Zone - Trinity Church Hall
- 04-02 - No Electioneering Zone - Bel Alton Firehouse
- 05-01 - No Electioneering Zone - Piccowaxen MS
- 06-01 - No Electioneering Zone - McDonough HS
- 06-02 - No Electioneering Zone - Billingsley ES
- 06-03 - No Electioneering Zone - North Point HS
- 06-04 - No Electioneering Zone - Wade ES
- 06-05 - No Electioneering Zone - Jenifer ES
- 06-06 - No Electioneering Zone - Brown ES
- 06-07 - No Electioneering Zone - Mudd ES
- 06-08 - No Electioneering Zone - Stoddert MS
- 06-09 - No Electioneering Zone - Turner ES
- 06-10 - No Electioneering Zone - Westlake HS
- 06-11 - No Electioneering Zone - Mattawoman MS
- 06-12 - No Electioneering Zone - John Hanson MS
- 06-13 - No Electioneering Zone - Neal ES
2024 General Election Proof Ballots
The State Board of Elections has made available for proofing the content and arrangement of the general election ballots for Charles county; they are available to view here.
Board Meets Monthly on the 3rd Thursday
Meeting dates & times are subject to change
Next meeting: December 3 at 9:00 a.m
Join the board meeting in-person at 201 E. Charles Street, 2nd Floor.
Board Proceedings
The members of the public may address the Board on any item on this agenda. Pursuant to §3.2B of the Board’s bylaws, public participation at a meeting must be pre-scheduled and pre-approved by the Board President. To obtain approval to speak at a Board Meeting, please contact Tracy Dickerson at 301-934-8972 or by email tracy.dickerson@maryland.gov no later than 4:00 p.m. the day before the meeting.
Board of Supervisors
- Sharon L. Hancock - President
- NormaJean Gibson - Vice President
- Melanie Boston-Holland - Secretary
- Jacqueline Gray - Member
- Norris Hanes - Member
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Karen Selby - Attorney
- Tracy A. Dickerson - Election Director
Monthly Voter Statistical Reports by Year
Monthly Board Meeting Agendas by Month
Board Meeting Minutes
Where Do I Vote?
- To find where you vote on Election Day, please visit the Maryland State Board of Elections Voting Location Lookup page.
- You can also call us at 301-934-8972, or email elections@charlescountymd.gov with any questions.
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The Charles County Board of Elections is committed to ensuring that all eligible voters in our community have fair and equal access to the polls. As part of this effort, we maintain a contact list of individuals and organizations who wish to be notified about local board meetings at which proposed changes to the locations of polling places will be discussed.
If you want to be notified when the board will discuss polling place changes, fill out this form. You will be contacted at least one week prior to the meeting date.
Available Online Resources
- Register to Vote
- Update Your Voter Registration Information
- 2024 Important Dates & Deadlines
- 2024 Candidate List
- Application for Voter Registration Data
- Signage at Early Voting Centers
- Voter Registration List Maintenance
- Election Results by Year
- Request Mail-In / Absentee Ballot
- Look up your Voter Registration
- COVID Health Resources (MD Department of Health)
- Rumor Control
- Who Are My Elected Officials?
How do I...
Tuesday, November 5, 2024
7 AM - 8 PM
Marylanders who cannot vote by mail or who would like to vote in person have the option to vote during the Early Voting period or on Election Day.
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Thursday, October 24 through Thursday, October 31, 2024 7 AM - 8 PM including Saturday & Sunday |
Charles County Early Voting Sites
Postmarked/Dropped by November 5, 2024 at 8 PM
It is important to remember... Maryland voters who have requested a Mail-In ballot can expect to receive their ballot beginning near the end of September and that Mail-In ballots must be postmarked on or by November 5, or placed in a designated drop box by 8 p.m. on November 5, 2024.
If you request a Mail-In ballot, but then decide to vote in person, you will have to vote a Provisional ballot when you get to the polling location, because records will indicate that you have already requested a ballot.
Looking for a great way to help democracy in Charles County?
Election judges are needed! Please contact Charles County Board of Elections to learn how you can help or complete the online Election Judge Interest Registration.
Learn more about cybersecurity and voting.
In partnership with The State Board of Elections and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Charles County Board of Elections is providing a poster showing how we protect the election process, systems, and data. We hope that this information is useful and assures you that both Maryland and Charles County’s election officials are serious about protecting our election systems and data, and voters can be confident about the integrity of the election process.