Maryland State Supreme Court Agrees with Lower Court that Independent Candidate for County Office Lacked Enough Valid Signatures

On September 9, the Maryland State Supreme Court agreed with a lower court, that Moisette Sweat did not have enough valid signatures. She had been trying to get on the ballot as an independent candidate for Prince George’s County Executive. Here is the ruling. Sweat v Prince George’s County Board of Elections, 2006-25.

In 2022 the Maryland State Supreme Court had changed its name. Formerly it was known as the State Court of Appeals.


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