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Maps of Legislative and Voting Districts
- Visit Who are Your elected officials? for sortable maps and information about the legislative districts.
- Visit MD Election Center to find your polling place and the districts you live in.
- Most of the maps are shown in reduced size on this display page. For more detail, click on the map or on the link inside the description.
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Map: US Rep District 6 http://lwvmd.org/n/sites/default/files/images/MD06_109.gif US Congressional District 6 contains all of Washington, Garrett, Allegany, Frederick and Carroll Counties, and includes portions of Montgomery, Baltimore, and Harford Counties. Maryland has 8 US Congressional Districts. Each district has approximately 625,000 people in it. The map is from the National Atlas. Go to http://www.mdp.state.md.us/OurProducts/LegCongMaps.shtml for more detailed maps. |
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Map: MD Circuit Court Districts http://lwvmd.org/n/sites/default/files/images/map.judge_.circuit.gif Maryland has eight Circuit Court Districts.
Circuit Court Judges are elected on a per-county basis. |
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Map: MD Judicial Appellate Districts http://lwvmd.org/n/sites/default/files/images/map.judge_.appellate.gif Maryland has seven Appellate Court Districts, based on county lines. Citizens vote to confirm appellate judges from their districts and any at-large judges.
Each of the seven districts sends one judge to be on the Court of Appeals, which is the highest court in the State (commonly called the Supreme Court in other states and at the federal level), and one judge to be on the Court of Special Appeals. There are also six judges elected at-large to the Court of Special Appeals. The appellate courts review a trial court’s (District or Circuit Court) actions and decisions in given cases and decide whether the trial judge properly followed the law and legal precedent. |
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Map: MD Legislative District 01 http://lwvmd.org/n/sites/default/files/images/map01.gif
Visit http://www.mdp.state.md.us/OurProducts/LegCongMaps.shtml for more detail. Maryland has 47 Legislative Districts. Each has one State Senator and three State Delegates, who create legislation in Annapolis. Many districts elect three delegates; other districts are divided into two or three subdistricts (A, B, C) and elect either one or two delegates. |
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