Maryland voters face Question 3 on November 3, 2026, a legislatively referred constitutional amendment that would limit existing compactness, contiguity, and boundary criteria to state legislative districts only while authorizing Supreme Court original jurisdiction over congressional maps. A recent UMBC poll shows 53% opposition among likely voters, 25% support, and 19% undecided, with resistance crossing party lines and reflecting broader skepticism toward changes that could facilitate mid-decade congressional redistricting. The measure cleared legal hurdles after the Maryland Supreme Court overturned lower-court blocks in September and approved revised ballot language. Trader consensus around a narrow “No” edge reflects this polling data alongside Democratic legislative momentum and ongoing campaign efforts that could still shift undecided voters before Election Day.