Maryland voters face a closely balanced decision on Question 3, a legislatively referred constitutional amendment that would exempt congressional districts from state compactness and contiguity standards while authorizing Supreme Court review of future maps. A University of Maryland Baltimore County poll released October 7 showed 53 percent opposition, 25 percent support, and 19 percent undecided, with strong resistance among Republicans and independents alongside Democratic divisions. The measure advanced after the state Supreme Court cleared it for the November 3 ballot in September following legal challenges, positioning it as a Democratic response to redistricting moves in other states ahead of 2028 elections. Campaign intensity, ballot language clarity, and turnout among unaffiliated voters in the final weeks could shift the outcome either direction.