Election boards statewide are using new strategies as they expect voter turnout to exceed 80 percent in the November election when ballots will be cast for a new president and slots.
Many polling stations, including those in Baltimore City and Howard County, will have greeters distributing specimen ballots to voters so they can review them as they stand in line before they vote, according to the Maryland Association of Election Officials.
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