Maryland’s special legislative session concluded Tuesday night with final passage of HB 2100, placing a proposed constitutional amendment on the November 2026 general election ballot. If approved by voters, the amendment would clarify that Maryland’s constitutional requirements for compact, contiguous legislative districts apply only to General Assembly districts. The proposal would establish the constitutional framework governing future congressional redistricting. As previously reported by Conduit Street, lawmakers convened the early-August special session solely to consider congressional redistricting. Maryland voters will decide the constitutional amendment at the November 2026 general election.