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Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners District 2 Democratic Primary
Election Date:June 23, 2026Register by:June 2, 2026
The Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners District 2 Democratic Primary is a local election to select the Democratic nominee for one of the nine seats on the Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners. The winner will represent District 2 in overseeing the city's public school system, including budget, policy, and superintendent appointments. This primary determines who will appear on the general election ballot in November 2026, as the district is heavily Democratic and the primary effectively decides the seat.
About This Race
The Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners District 2 Democratic Primary is a local election to select the Democratic nominee for one of the nine seats on the Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners. The winner will represent District 2 in overseeing the city's public school system, including budget, policy, and superintendent appointments. This primary determines who will appear on the general election ballot in November 2026, as the district is heavily Democratic and the primary effectively decides the seat.
Candidates
Important Dates
- Election Date
- June 23, 2026
- Registration Deadline
- June 2, 2026
- Early Voting Starts
- June 11, 2026
- Early Voting Ends
- June 19, 2026
How to Vote
Maryland residents can register to vote online through the Maryland State Board of Elections website, by mail, or in person at designated locations. Voters must be U.S. citizens, Maryland residents, and at least 16 years old (to register) or 18 by election day to vote. Early voting runs from June 11 to June 19, 2026, and election day is June 23, 2026; voters can cast ballots at any early voting center in Baltimore City or their assigned precinct on election day. No ID is required to vote unless registering for the first time by mail, in which case ID may be needed.