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Baltimore Residents Take Legal Action Against Confusing Ballot Question on Harborplace Redevelopment

By Emily White,

2024-09-07

By Emily White,

2024-09-07

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Joe Gute

09-08

Well since 90% of people in Baltimore read at a third grade education I can understand the problem. May get the Tela Tubies or Barney the Purple Dinosaur to explain it to cityt residence.

Raymond Grose

09-07

sounds like the question on ballot back when Schaefer was in office about the Bay bridge.

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