Prince George's County
Sign up to volunteer at a polling place on Election Day, Tuesday, November 3. Polls are open 7 AM to 8 PM. Pick one shift or several: 7 to 10 AM, 10 AM to 1 PM, 1 to 4 PM, 4 to 8 PM.
218 polling places.
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At the polls you will greet voters, offer the Democratic sample ballot, and talk with them about Question 3. Each shift takes 2 volunteers. You can sign up for up to 4 shifts.
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Sign-up pages for each district in Prince George's County
The same shifts as this page, cut down to one district, for sharing with a district's volunteers.
- Congressional District 4 (167 polling places)
- Congressional District 5 (65 polling places)
- Congressional District 8 (1 polling places)
- Legislative District 21 (27 polling places)
- Legislative District 22 (37 polling places)
- Legislative District 23 (36 polling places)
- Legislative District 24 (49 polling places)
- Legislative District 25 (37 polling places)
- Legislative District 26 (32 polling places)
- Legislative District 27 (9 polling places)
- Legislative District 47 (29 polling places)
- Council District 1 (23 polling places)
- Council District 2 (16 polling places)
- Council District 3 (25 polling places)
- Council District 4 (32 polling places)
- Council District 5 (30 polling places)
- Council District 6 (23 polling places)
- Council District 7 (27 polling places)
- Council District 8 (25 polling places)
- Council District 9 (25 polling places)
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Before you go
Sample ballot
The Democratic candidates on the ballot in Prince George's County, and how to vote on Question 3.
Rules at the polls
Electioneering is campaigning for or against a candidate or ballot issue. It includes handing out fliers, holding signs, and encouraging voters to support or oppose a candidate or ballot question. At each voting location, there is a line as near as practicable to 100 feet from the entrance and exit of the facility.
From the Maryland State Board of Elections. Source
Prince George's County Board of Elections: 301-341-7300 · Website