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Maryland Baltimore County Question A (2002)
Question A was on the November 5, 2002 election ballot in Baltimore County.
The official ballot summary reads:
An Act to amend the County Charter to provide for the establishment of a Councilmanic Redistricting Commission after each decennial census, and providing for the composition and duties of the Commission and the duties of the County Council with respect to the revision of Coucilmanic districts. (Bill 67-02)[1]
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