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Maryland Department of PlanningMay, 2011

Report of

Maryland PrecinctPopulation Data

2010 Census

Adjusted Maryland Redistricting Data

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Unadjusted Census Population Count


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Maryland Precinct Population Data

2010 Census


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Unadjusted Census Population Count

STATE OF MARYLAND

Martin OMalleyGovernor

Anthony G. BrownLt. Governor

MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING

Richard Eberhart Hall

Secretary

Matthew J. Power

Deputy Secretary

301 West Preston StreetBaltimore, Maryland 21201-2365

Planning.Maryland.gov

May, 2011Department of Planning Publication 2011 - 011

Correction to Green Report, June 1, 2011: An error was identified in Report of Maryland Precinct

Population Data (the Green Report) on pages 93 thru 97 in Appendix B-1 and Appendix B-2.

Specifically, the data in the column labeled Adjusted White Alone contained incorrect data. The

corrected column has been inserted in both Appendix tables as of June 1, 2011.


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Letter of Transmittal ...................................................................................................................v

Certification of Data ............vi

Acknowledgments ..........vii

Redistricting Data and Products ............viiiTable 1 Maryland 2010 Census Voting Districts (precincts) by jurisdiction summary report ...1

Mar yland Pr ecinct Population Data 2010 Census Adjusted Maryland

Redistricting Data ....2

Table 2 ADJUSTED 2010 Census Population Counts by Jurisdiction and Precinct (CensusVoting Districts) Total Population by Single Race Alone, Two or More Races and

Hispanic Origin and 2002 Congressional/2002 Legislative Districts ...3

Allegany County ..3

Anne Arundel County ..4Baltimore City ..8

Baltimore County 15

Calvert County 20Caroline County 20

Carroll County 21

Cecil County 21

Charles County 22Dorchester County 23

Frederick County 24

Garrett County 25

Harford County 26Howard County 27

Kent County 30Montgomery County 30

Prince Georges County 36

Queen Annes County 41

Somerset County 42St. Marys County 42

Talbot County 43

Washington County 43Wicomico County 45

Worcester County 46

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Table 3 ADJUSTED 2010 Census Population Counts by Jurisdiction and Precinct (CensusVoting Districts) - Voting Age (18+) Population by Single Race Alone, Two or More

Races and Hispanic Origin and 2002 Congressional/2002 Legislative Districts ..47

Allegany County 47

Anne Arundel County 48Baltimore City 52

Baltimore County 58


Carroll County 64

Cecil County 65


Frederick County 67

Garrett County 69Harford County 69

Howard County 71



Queen Annes County 84Somerset County 85

St. Marys County 85

Talbot County 86


Worcester County 88

Appendix:

A-1 Summary Report - ADJUSTED 2010 Census Population Counts by Existing 2002Congressional District (Senate Bill 805, May 6, 2002)

Total Population by Single Race Alone, Hispanic Origin and Voting Age (18+)

Population ..90

A-2 Race detail and Variance from Ideal - ADJUSTED 2010 Census Population Countsby Existing 2002 Congressional District (Senate Bill 805,May 6, 2002)

Total Population by Single Race Alone, Hispanic Origin and Voting Age (18+)

Population and Variance from ideal District Population .91

A-3 Population Change and Variance from Ideal - ADJUSTED 2010 Census totalPopulation Counts by Existing 2002 Congressional District (Senate Bill 805 May 6,

2002) ..92B-1 Summary Report - ADJUSTED 2010 Census Population Counts by Existing 2002

Legislative District and (As Ordered by the Court of Appeals, June 21, 2002Amended July 1, 2002) Total Population by Single Race Alone, Hispanic Origin and

Voting Age (18+) Population 93


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B-2 Race detail and Variance from Ideal - ADJUSTED 2010 Census Population Countsby Existing 2002 Legislative District and (As Ordered by the Court of Appeals, June

21, 2002 Amended July 1, 2002)Total Population by Single Race Alone, Hispanic

Origin and Voting Age (18+) .95

B-3 Population Change and Variance from Ideal - ADJUSTED 2010 Census Populationtotal Population Counts by Existing 2002 Legislative District and (As Ordered by

the Court of Appeals, June 21, 2002 Amended July 1, 2002) ...98

B -4 ADJUSTED 2010 Population count pursuant to Maryland Law by Precinct/Voting

District for Maryland Redistricting 101

Mar yland Pr ecinct Population Data 2010 Census Unadjusted Census

Population Count ...142

Table 4 UNADJUSTED 2010 Census Population Counts by Jurisdiction and Precinct (VotingDistricts) - by Single Race Alone, Two or More Races, Hispanic Origin, Age 18+ and

2002 Congressional\2002 Legislative Districts ..143

Allegany County 143Anne Arundel County 144Baltimore City 148

Baltimore County 155


Carroll County 161

Cecil County 161


Frederick County 164


Howard County 167



Queen Annes County 181

Somerset County 182St. Marys County 182

Talbot County 183

Washington County 183

Wicomico County 185Worcester County 186


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Table 5 Voting Age (18+) UNADJUSTED 2010 Census Population Counts by Jurisdictionand Precinct (Voting Districts) - by Single Race Alone, Two or More Races and

Hispanic Origin and 2002 Congressional\2002 Legislative Districts 187

Allegany County 187

Anne Arundel County 188Baltimore City 192

Baltimore County 200


Carroll County 206

Cecil County 207


Frederick County 209


Howard County 213



Queen Annes County 228Somerset County 229

St. Marys County 229

Talbot County 230


Worcester County 233

Appendix C Summary Report - UNADJUSTED 2010 Census Population Counts by Existing

2002Congressional District (Senate Bill 805, May 6, 2002) Total Population by Single

Race Alone, Hispanic Origin and Voting Age (18+) population .234

Appendix D. Summary Report - UNADJUSTED 2010 Census Population Counts by Existing

2002 Legislative District and (As Ordered by the Court of Appeals, June 21, 2002Amended July 1, 2002) Total Population by Single Race Alone, Hispanic Origin

and Voting Age (18+) population 235


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A MESSAGE FROM THE SECRETARY OF PLANNING

For the purposes of redistricting and reapportionment, this report contains precinct population

counts for Marylands twenty-three counties and Baltimore City. The counts shown are derivedfrom the 2010 Decennial Census, Public Law (P.L.) 94-171 Data for Mar yland prepared by the

U.S. Bureau of the Census.

For the first time in Maryland, population data from the decennial census was adjusted forpurposes of creating Congressional, State Legislative, and local districting plans. This was donein accordance with the No Representation Without Population Act of 2010, passed by the

Maryland General Assembly in 2010. Generally, this law requires that the census data be

adjusted to reassign Maryland residents in correctional institutions to their last known address andto exclude out-of-state residents in correctional institutions from redistricting.

This report contains data for both the adjusted and unadjusted population - two tables for each

presenting the total population and the voting age population (age 18 and over).

The Maryland Department of Planning has completed its review of the Census Bureaus coding of

the individual census blocks (the smallest geographic areas for which population counts are

available) to census voting tabulation districts, or VTDs (commonly known as precincts).The precinct population counts provided in this report are based on precinct boundaries provided

by the local boards of elections. The precinct boundaries must conform to features acceptable to

the U.S. Bureau of the Census. All voting district boundaries used to derive the precinct countswere reviewed and certified by the local board of elections. The precincts contained in this listing

conform to boundaries as they existed in April 1, 2010.

Included at the end of the precinct report are the summaries of the 2010 population counts by

existing congressional district (Appendix A for adjusted and Appendix C for unadjusted) and statelegislative district and subdistrict (Appendix B for adjusted and Appendix D for unadjusted).

These summaries are prepared by aggregating the individual precinct counts based on

membership lists which assign each precinct to its respective congressional and state legislativedistrict or subdistrict. This membership information is shown in columns 1 and 2 of the detailed

precinct listing that appears in the body of this report.

Also available are electronic and paper copies of the census and Maryland Department of Planning

maps outlining voting precincts for counties. These products can be obtained by contacting theMaryland Department of Planning. Members and staff of the Maryland General Assembly should

contact Karl Aro, Executive Director, Department of Legislative Services.

Please direct inquiries about data contained in this report to Linda C. Janey, Assistant Secretary,

Maryland Department of Planning at (410) 767-4500 or (877) 767-6272, toll-free.

Richard E. Hall, AICPSecretary of Planning

May 1, 2011


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CERTIFICATION OF DATA

Maryland 2010 population counts by county and election precinct (census voting district, VTD) as

contained in this report are the official data for Maryland redistricting. The counts are derived fromthe Census 2010 Redistricting Data (P.L. 94-171) Summary File for Maryland prepared by the

U.S. Bureau of the Census and released on February 9, 2010 and adjusted in accordance with the

No Representation without Population Act of 2010 (Chapter 67 of the Laws of Maryland2010)

_________________________

Richard Eberhart Hall, Secretary

Maryland Department of Planning

_________________________Karl S. Aro, Executive Director

Maryland Department of Legislative Services

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Gary Maynard, Secretary

Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services

Signed copy available upon request


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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

The Maryland Department of Planning prepared this report with the cooperation and support of the

Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services, the Maryland State Board of

Elections and the Maryland Department of Legislative Services. Special thanks are extended to

the 23 counties and the Baltimore City, Boards of Elections for their cooperation and assistance

throughout the 2010 Census process.

Report Staff: Nasrin Rahman, Shelly Aprill, and Amy Chen

Production by MDP Communications & Education


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REDISTRICTING DATA and PRODUCTS

A. Derivation of Pr ecinct CountsThe census voting district (VTD) counts presented in this report are derived from the 2010

Decennial Census Public Law (P.L.) 94-171 Data for Maryland , prepared by theBureau of the Census and received by the State of Maryland on February 9, 2011.

The U.S. Bureau of the Census is required under Public Law (P.L.) 94-171, enacted by

Congress in 1975, to provide census data to state governments. It specifies that within a

year following Census Day (by April 1, 2011), the Census Bureau must send to theGovernor and legislature of each state the population data needed to redraw congressional

and state legislative districts.

To meet the legal requirements, the Census Bureau created the 2010 Redistricting Data

Program which allows states to receive census data for voting districts (election precinctsin Maryland). Maryland participated fully in this program. Specifically, the Maryland

Department of Planning used Census Bureaus MAF/TIGER Partnership software to

delineate and verify the boundaries of voting districts/precincts on census maps and

submitted the data electronically as required by the Census Bureau. In accordance withguidelines established by the Census Bureau, the precincts had to follow census tabulation

block boundaries (census tabulation blocks are the smallest geographic areas for which the

Census Bureau reports population data).

It must be noted that voting district boundaries/precinct for each jurisdiction werereviewed and certified by the local boards of elections before they were reported to the

Census Bureau.

The precincts contained in this listing conform to boundaries as they existed on April 1,

2010. There are 1849 precincts in Maryland. There were 9 GHOST precincts that

resulted from Congressional, Legislative and local Redistricting. GHOST precincts areprecincts with no population. One Precinct (Montgomery County precinct 13-060) was

dissolved by the Census Bureau and as a result there are 8 remaining GHOST precinctsin Maryland. The Census Bureau counted 27 people in the GHOST precinct 02-098 in

Prince Georges county which caused it to no longer be a GHOST precinct (see Table 1).

The P.L. 94-171 data file which Maryland received on February 9, 2011 contained 2010

census population data for voting districts/precincts based on the boundaries as outlined onthe census block maps.

Shortly after receiving the Census Bureaus TIGER geographic file and the P.L. 94-171

data file, the Maryland Department of Planning initiated its review of the Census Bureaus

coding of census tabulation blocks to precincts. This review has been completed andresulted in identification of a few errors affecting the boundaries used to tabulate the

population counts for precincts in Maryland. The affected precinct boundaries were

corrected and the population counts were retabulated by correctly aggregating the CensusBureau P.L. 94-171 population counts for tabulation blocks in each of the impacted voting

districts/precincts. A complete listing of the 2010 counts by county and voting

districts/precincts is found in the body of this report.

Also included in this report are summaries of the 2010 Adjusted Population Counts byexisting congressional districts and state legislative districts (see Adjusted Appendices A


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and B) and 2010 Unadjusted Population Counts by existing congressional districts andstate legislative districts (See Unadjusted Appendices C and D). These summaries are

prepared by aggregating the individual precinct counts to its respective congressional

district and legislative district (or subdistrict) as shown in column 1 and 2 of the detailedlisting that appears in the body of this report. It is important to note that in some cases the

existing precincts (voting districts) may not conform exactly to congressional and state

legislative district boundaries as adopted in 2002.

B. Pr ecinct Population Data I temsThe census data items for the state, counties and precincts as shown in this report aredisplayed in two parts. Adjusted Maryland Redistricting Data (pages 2 through 141)

contains a count of all persons, one race alone (six race categories), two or more races, a

count of all persons of Hispanic/Latino origin of any race and a count of the total persons18 years old and over (the voting age population). Unadjusted Census Population

Count (pages numbered 142 through 237) repeats the count of all persons and the count of

the total persons 18 years old and over (the voting age population) and is followed by a

count of persons 18 years old and over by one race alone (six race categories), 18 years oldand over two or more races and persons 18 years old and over of Hispanic\Latino origin.

Persons of Hispanic/Latino origin are not a race category and instead are a subset of thetotal population. The sum of persons in the six race categories plus persons of two or

more races equals the total population. Not included in this report, but available on the P.L. 94-171 data file, are counts of persons of all 57 races including the combination of two

or more races.

C. Definitions of P.L. 94-171 Data Items1. Race

The data on race that appears in the P.L. 94-171 file were derived from answers tothe question on race that was asked of all persons. The concept of race as used by

the Census Bureau reflects self-identification by people according to the race orraces with which they closely identify. These categories are socio-politicalconstructs and should not be interpreted as being scientific or anthropological in

nature. Further, the race categories include both racial and national-origin groups.

The racial classifications used by the Census Bureau adhere to the October 30,

1997, Federal Register Notice entitled, Revisions to the Standards for theClassification of Federal Data on Race and Ethnicity issued by the Office of

Management and Budget (OMB). These standards govern the categories used to

collect and present federal data on race and ethnicity. The OMB requires five

minimum categories (American Indian and Alaska Native, Asian, Black or AfricanAmerican, Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander, and White) for race. The

race categories are described in the report with a sixth category, Some other Raceadded as approved by the OMB. In addition to the six race groups, the OMB alsostates that respondents should be offered the option of selecting one or more races.

White - A person having origins in any of the original people of Europe, the

Middle East, or North Africa. It includes those who indicated their race as White

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Black or Afr ican American- A person having origins in any of the Black racialgroups of Africa. It includes those who indicated their race as Black, African

American or reported written entries such as African American, Afro-American,

Kenyan, Nigerian, or Haitian.

American Indian and Alaska Native - A person having origin in any of theoriginal peoples of North and South America (including Central America) and who

maintain tribal affiliation or community attachment.

Asian - A person having origins in any of the original people of the Far East,

Southeast Asia, or the Indian subcontinent including, for example Cambodia,China, India, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Pakistan, the Philippine Island, Thailand, and

Vietnam. It includes Asian Indian, Malaysia, Filipino, Korean, Japanese,

Vietnamese, and Other Asian.

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander - A person having origins in any ofthe original peoples of Hawaii, Guam, Samoa, or other Pacific Islands,

Guamanian or Chamorro, Samoan, and Other Pacific Islander,

Some other Race - Includes all other responses not included in the White,

Black or African American, American Indian and Alaska Native, Asian,and Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander race categories described above.

Respondents providing write-in entries such as multiracial, mixed, interracial, or a

Hispanic/Latino group (for example Mexican, Cuban or Puerto Rican) in theSome other race category are included here.

Two or more races - People may have chosen to provide two or more races either

by checking two or more race response check boxes, by providing multiple write-in

responses, or by some combination of check boxes and write-in responses. Thereare 57 possible combinations of two or more races based on the race categories of

the above six races.

2.

Hispanic or Latino(Persons who identify their origin as Spanish, Hispanic or Latino may be of any race)

The data on the Hispanic or Latino population were derived from answers to a

question that was asked of all persons on the 2010 census questionnaire. Theterms Spanish, Hispanic origin, and Latino are used interchangeably. Some

respondents identify with all three terms while others may identify with only one of

these three specific terms. People who identify with the terms Spanish,

Hispanic, or Latino are those who classify themselves in one of the specificSpanish, Hispanic, or Latino categories listed on the questionnaire - Mexican,

Mexican American, Chicano, Puerto Rican, or Cuban - as well as those who

identify with one of the specific origins listed on the questionnaire but indicated

that they are other Spanish/Hispanic/Latino, their origins are from Spain,Spanish-speaking countries of Central or South America, the Dominican Republic

or people identifying themselves generally as Spanish, Spanish American,Hispanic, Hispano, Latino and so on. All write-in responses to the other

Spanish/Hispanic/Latino category were coded.

Origin can be viewed as the heritage, nationality group, lineage, or country of birth

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3. AgeThe data on age (specifically person of voting age, 18 years and older) were derivedfrom answers to a question that was asked of all persons. The age classification is

based on the age of the person in complete years as of April 1, 2010.

D. P.L. 94-171 Data ProductsThe voting district (precinct) counts shown in this report are available from the MarylandDepartment of Planning Redistricting website in electronic format.

In addition, the full P.L. 94-171 DVD can be ordered through the Census Bureau. A variety

of other electronic formats are available including individual tabulation block file.

For more information on the P.L. 94-171 data and maps, Contact Assistant Secretary Linda

Janey, Maryland Department of Planning, at (410) 767-4500.

E. Map ProductsThere are three map types that support the Public Law (P.L.) 94-171 program. The CensusBureaus (item 1 below) products can be ordered as electronic files on DVD. The map

PDFs are available on the Census Bureau website as well (www.census.gov). The

Maryland Department of Planning has prepared individual maps for each of the 23 countiesand Baltimore City with overlays of the precinct (voting district) boundaries. These maps

(see item 2 below) can be ordered as paper plots or as electronic files in PDF format.

1. P.L. 94-171 Voting District Outline Maps (2010) - Census BureauThese county-based maps show the boundaries and codes for voting district as

delineated by the state in Phase 2, Voting District/Block Boundary Suggestion Project(VTD/BBSP). The features underlying these boundaries and the names of these

features are also shown. The scales of the maps are optimized to keep the number of

maps sheets for each area to a minimum, but the scale and number of sheets vary by theaerial size of the county.

2. P. L. 94-171 Voting District Jurisdiction Maps (2010) - Maryland Department ofPlanning

This map set shows the boundaries for voting districts (precincts) for all 23 counties

and Baltimore City individually. The base maps are Maryland State HighwayAdministration General Highway maps. Each General Highway map identifies major

streets, roadways, area designations and roadside culture. The voting districts

(precincts) are labeled using the Census Bureau voting district codes. The scale of themap set is 1:100, 00 except for Baltimore City (1:24,000).

Copies of these maps can be ordered through the Census Bureau or the Maryland Department of

Planning.

Note: In preparing this section, materials from the 2010 Census Decennial file and publication

were used: Public Law (P.L.) 94-171 Data for Mar yland and its Technical

Documentation prepared by the U.S. Bureau of the Census, February 2011.


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JUSTED 2010 Census Population Counts by Jurisdiction & Precinct (Voting District) - by Single Race, Two or More Races, Unadjusted Hispanic Origin* & Age 18 Plus

Adjusted Adjusted

VTD 2010 Black or American *Unadjusted

Voting Popn. 2010 Adjusted Adjusted Adjusted African Indian and Adjusted **Adjusted Adjusted Hispanic

District Adjusted/ Census Total One Race White American Alaska Asian Some Other Two or or Latino

G02 LEG02 Precinct Name (VTD) Unadjusted Population Population Alone Alone Alone Native Alone Alone Race Alone More Races (of Any Race)

Maryland 5,773,552 5,772,231 5,607,523 3,358,916 1,699,359 20,419 318,848 209,981 164,708 470,632

Allegany County 75,087 72,528 71,342 66,479 3,986 106 564 207 1,186 1,085 6 2401C Allegany Precinct 01-000 01-000 Unadj 936 936 931 909 19 1 2 0 5 10

6 2401C Allegany Precinct 02-000 02-000 Adj 1,182 1,183 1,172 1,160 5 6 0 1 11 10

6 2401C Allegany Precinct 03-000 03-000 Unadj 1,048 1,048 1,036 1,027 7 1 0 1 12 9







6 2401B Allegany Precinct 05-006 05-006 Adj 796 798 793 789 3 0 0 1 5 0


6 2401C Allegany Precinct 06-003 06-003 Adj 982 986 964 902 46 1 9 6 22 8


6 2401B Allegany Precinct 06-006 06-006 Adj 3,609 2,101 2,065 1,926 123 2 4 10 36 29



6 2401A Allegany Precinct 08-000 08-000 Unadj 3,457 3,457 3,428 3,397 19 0 7 5 29 19


6 2401A Allegany Precinct 10-000 10-000 Adj 2,129 2,134 2,116 2,100 13 0 3 0 18 6

6 2401B Allegany Precinct 11-000 11-000 Unadj 1,236 1,236 1,226 1,186 19 3 16 2 10 29



6 2401C Allegany Precinct 14-000 14-000 Adj 951 959 946 862 70 3 6 5 13 23












G02 - 2002 Congressional District, SB 805, May 6, 2002

G02 - 2002 Legislative District, As Approved by the Court of Appeals, June 21, 2002 (Amended July 1, 2002)

te: This report is based on Census 2010 P.L. 94-171 Redistricting Data (Maryland) and is ADJUSTED for the use of Maryland Redistricting pursuant to the "No Represenation Without Population Act" (SB 400\HB 496) sign

ryland law in 2010. Maryland census data must be ADJUSTED for the purposes of creating congressional, state legislative, and local districting plans. Generally, the law requires that the census data must be adjusted to

ssign Maryland residents in State & Federal correctional institutions to their last known address, and to exclude out-of-state residents in correctional institutions from redistricting.

: *No Hispanic designation was available for prisoners; therefore, the Hispanic totals were not adjusted.

**Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander combined with Some Other Race Alone


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: This report is based on Census 2010 P.L. 94-171 Redistricting Data (Maryland) and is ADJUSTED for the use of Maryland Redistricting pursuant to "No Represenation Without Population Act"

Adjusted Adjusted







Anne Arundel County 537,656 534,347 518,774 404,812 80,851 1,662 18,345 13,104 15,573 32,902

3 24032 Anne Arundel Precinct 01-001 01-001 Adj 2,251 2,252 2,204 1,871 109 4 175 45 48 76





2 24032 Anne Arundel Precinct 01-006 01-006 Unadj 2,686 2,686 2,552 1,393 872 5 218 64 134 204 3 24032 Anne Arundel Precinct 01-007 01-007 Adj 2,265 2,266 2,222 2,021 90 18 59 34 44 80





2 24031 Anne Arundel Precinct 01-012 01-012 Adj 5,587 5,599 5,347 2,588 2,087 11 304 357 252 643









2 24032 Anne Arundel Precinct 01-021 01-021 Adj 3,406 3,412 3,231 842 2,134 12 152 91 181 229


3 24021 Anne Arundel Precinct 01-023 01-023 Adj 5,518 1,435 1,377 733 577 8 35 24 58 167

2 24032 Anne Arundel Precinct 01-024 01-024 Adj 1,825 1,826 1,750 984 559 4 162 41 76 152

3 24032 Anne Arundel Precinct 02-001 02-001 Adj 2,106 2,107 2,040 1,622 267 5 110 36 67 109 3 24032 Anne Arundel Precinct 02-002 02-002 Adj 1,768 1,769 1,706 1,350 209 14 104 29 63 54


















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3 24032 Anne Arundel Precinct 02-020 02-020 Unadj 3,092 3,092 3,002 2,207 453 5 277 60 90 178






























3 2433A Anne Arundel Precinct 04-003 04-003 Adj 2,508 2,511 2,423 1,992 246 13 132 40 88 106



3 24021 Anne Arundel Precinct 04-006 04-006 Unadj 4,739 4,739 4,567 1,232 2,776 6 474 79 172 262

2 24032 Anne Arundel Precinct 04-007 04-007 Unadj 10,354 10,354 9,665 5,943 2,951 53 368 350 689 1,231








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5 2433B Anne Arundel Precinct 07-011 07-011 Adj 3,086 3,088 2,996 2,667 165 6 104 54 92 126

5 2433B Anne Arundel Precinct 07-012 07-012 Unadj 2,848 2,848 2,796 2,697 36 7 53 3 52 65


3 2433A Anne Arundel Precinct 07-014 07-014 Unadj 2,044 2,044 2,003 1,836 107 1 55 4 41 64

3 2433A Anne Arundel Precinct 07-015 07-015 Unadj 2,472 2,472 2,422 2,218 96 1 91 16 50 68





3 2433A Anne Arundel Precinct 07-020 07-020 Adj 2,514 2,515 2,423 1,887 404 4 98 30 92 120 5 2433B Anne Arundel Precinct 07-021 07-021 Adj 3,079 3,084 3,029 2,720 263 6 19 21 55 91

5 2433B Anne Arundel Precinct 07-022 07-022 Unadj 2,857 2,857 2,795 2,682 63 11 34 5 62 85

5 2433B Anne Arundel Precinct 07-023 07-023 Adj 2,223 2,224 2,200 2,036 85 11 49 19 24 60





Baltimore City 620,961 626,664 613,709 184,097 401,204 2,271 14,551 11,586 12,955 25,960

3 24046 Baltimore City Precinct 01-001 01-001 Adj 1,867 1,878 1,792 1,256 271 20 62 183 86 386





3 24046 Baltimore City Precinct 02-001 02-001 Adj 1,628 1,641 1,575 997 312 21 98 147 66 430



7 24046 Baltimore City Precinct 03-001 03-001 Adj 2,756 2,782 2,722 291 2,251 24 74 82 60 156

7 24046 Baltimore City Precinct 03-002 03-002 Adj 1,117 1,140 1,112 285 734 7 66 20 28 57 3 24046 Baltimore City Precinct 03-003 03-003 Adj 2,095 2,098 2,044 1,569 241 3 149 82 54 188



7 24044 Baltimore City Precinct 04-003 04-003 Adj 887 912 891 36 804 1 42 8 21 16







3 24046 Baltimore City Precinct 06-005 06-005 Adj 3,931 3,977 3,859 2,010 1,324 69 98 358 118 941








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7 24045 Baltimore City Precinct 08-010 08-010 Adj 4,252 4,351 4,319 28 4,264 11 6 10 32 43 7 24045 Baltimore City Precinct 08-011 08-011 Adj 779 809 793 16 769 1 3 4 16 6


























3 24043 Baltimore City Precinct 12-001 12-001 Unadj 2,273 2,273 2,217 1,706 117 1 380 13 56 73



7 24043 Baltimore City Precinct 12-004 12-004 Adj 3,974 3,976 3,814 2,323 312 5 1,107 67 162 229







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3 24040 Baltimore City Precinct 13-005 13-005 Adj 1,221 1,228 1,180 921 212 10 24 13 48 53 7 24040 Baltimore City Precinct 13-006 13-006 Adj 994 1,011 996 36 956 2 1 1 15 12


















7 24041 Baltimore City Precinct 15-007 15-007 Adj 2,071 2,100 2,069 30 2,012 6 1 20 31 55 7 24041 Baltimore City Precinct 15-008 15-008 Adj 1,008 1,012 990 18 956 3 0 13 22 29





7 24040 Baltimore City Precinct 15-013 15-013 Adj 982 1,003 987 5 980 0 0 2 16 20













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7 24044 Baltimore City Precinct 16-007 16-007 Adj 1,288 1,316 1,294 6 1,273 4 3 8 22 8 7 24044 Baltimore City Precinct 16-008 16-008 Adj 1,977 2,029 1,997 28 1,952 4 4 9 32 34


















7 24041 Baltimore City Precinct 20-006 20-006 Adj 4,013 4,094 4,068 18 4,030 8 6 6 26 28 7 24044 Baltimore City Precinct 20-007 20-007 Adj 3,321 3,378 3,308 174 3,100 9 12 13 70 38

7 24044 Baltimore City Precinct 20-008 20-008 Adj 993 1,012 991 123 856 9 3 0 21 5








7 24046 Baltimore City Precinct 22-001 22-001 Unadj 1,138 1,138 1,124 849 203 7 56 9 14 30









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3 24046 Baltimore City Precinct 24-002 24-002 Unadj 930 930 915 841 33 0 33 8 15 29


























3 24046 Baltimore City Precinct 26-008 26-008 Adj 1,018 1,020 999 895 42 3 53 6 21 39

3 24046 Baltimore City Precinct 26-009 26-009 Adj 3,458 3,476 3,381 2,979 140 45 84 133 95 267 3 24046 Baltimore City Precinct 26-010 26-010 Adj 4,552 4,605 4,434 2,080 1,103 92 70 1,089 171 1,767


















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3 24045 Baltimore City Precinct 27-003 27-003 Adj 783 786 776 402 357 3 7 7 10 16 3 24045 Baltimore City Precinct 27-004 27-004 Adj 883 890 876 404 455 1 6 10 14 19












3 24043 Baltimore City Precinct 27-016 27-016 Unadj 1,020 1,020 1,002 436 549 1 11 5 18 14
























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3 24040 Baltimore City Precinct 27-046 27-046 Unadj 1,018 1,018 986 860 58 2 62 4 32 31

3 24040 Baltimore City Precinct 27-047 27-047 Adj 1,903 1,908 1,846 1,291 332 5 196 22 62 73 3 24041 Baltimore City Precinct 27-048 27-048 Adj 1,203 1,207 1,177 200 928 6 38 5 30 20


















3 24041 Baltimore City Precinct 27-066 27-066 Unadj 3,429 3,429 3,388 2,690 524 2 134 38 41 81 3 24041 Baltimore City Precinct 27-067 27-067 Adj 4,019 4,031 3,951 1,559 1,861 22 102 407 80 589


















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Baltimore County 805,029 807,053 787,769 521,050 210,882 2,627 40,081 13,129 19,284 33,735

7 24010 Baltimore County Precinct 01-001 01-001 Adj 6,227 6,258 6,070 1,025 4,725 22 145 153 188 308

7 24010 Baltimore County Precinct 01-002 01-002 Adj 2,971 2,981 2,891 554 1,947 16 294 80 90 176





7 24010 Baltimore County Precinct 01-007 01-007 Adj 2,962 2,965 2,868 1,480 1,084 7 262 35 97 93 7 24010 Baltimore County Precinct 01-008 01-008 Adj 5,561 5,569 5,393 4,195 889 17 242 50 176 184

7 2412A Baltimore County Precinct 01-009 01-009 Adj 4,576 4,600 4,444 2,152 1,841 11 232 208 156 376

7 2412A Baltimore County Precinct 01-010 01-010 Adj 4,037 4,047 3,964 3,194 570 12 110 78 83 186



7 2412A Baltimore County Precinct 01-013 01-013 Unadj 3,370 3,370 3,320 3,204 37 11 65 3 50 46


7 24010 Baltimore County Precinct 01-015 01-015 Adj 4,816 4,820 4,668 3,310 802 32 468 56 152 135


7 24010 Baltimore County Precinct 01-017 01-017 Adj 6,681 6,705 6,424 904 4,280 39 1,007 194 281 496






7 24010 Baltimore County Precinct 02-006 02-006 Adj

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