MARYLAND — Although early voting begins Thursday and the July 19 election is two weeks off, Maryland’s primary has really been well underway for several weeks.
About a half-million voters have already received their ballots by mail or online — and millions more have received sample ballots or other information about what to do come primary day.
But in an unusual year in which the voting is later than normal and district lines have switched, hiccups have already popped up.
