Voting is a privilege for citizens but it’s also a task.

Knowing the ins-and-outs of any task—like how to paint a living room--makes it easier, brings cleaner results, and saves the carpet.

In Voting and You: A How-to Program, Gwen Levi gives a how-to on voting.

Did you know in Maryland…

• You can vote early or on Election Day (November 5, 2024).
• You can visit your polling location or mail your ballot to the Board of Elections.
• You can register to vote in advance (deadline is October 15) or on Election Day, the same day you vote.
• If you register on Election Day, you will be asked to show your ID.
• Every county has its own board of elections to manage the election process.
• County boards count, verify, and audit votes.

Learn how to vote before you vote--and vote.*
Then cross it off your to-do list.

Gwendolyn Levi is a Pratt Peer Navigator and longtime Baltimore community activist.
 

*Many Pratt branches, including the Central Library, are polling locations on Tuesday, November 5.