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Seven ballot questions before Md. voters this fall [Pictures]


Maryland voters will decide the outcome of seven ballot questions in November, including such controversial issues as same-sex marriage and expanded gambling. --Annie Linskey
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<b>Ballot question No. 1</b> -- All Maryland voters will decide whether the judges in Prince George's County who oversee estate and will disputes must be admitted to the Maryland Bar. Baltimore City and Montgomery and Harford counties currently require this.<br><br>
<b>Ballot question No. 2</b> -- All Maryland voters will decide whether the judges in Baltimore County who oversee estate and will disputes must be admitted to the Maryland Bar. Baltimore City and Montgomery and Harford counties currently require this.

Ballot question Nos. 1 and 2

( Amy Davis, Baltimore Sun / August 8, 2010 )
Ballot question No. 1 -- All Maryland voters will decide whether the judges in Prince George's County who oversee estate and will disputes must be admitted to the Maryland Bar. Baltimore City and Montgomery and Harford counties currently require this.

Ballot question No. 2 -- All Maryland voters will decide whether the judges in Baltimore County who oversee estate and will disputes must be admitted to the Maryland Bar. Baltimore City and Montgomery and Harford counties currently require this.
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