Our community heads to the polls tomorrow to make important decisions about Ocean City's leadership. Voters will select the city's mayor and three council-at-large representatives who will shape our local government for the coming term.
Polling locations across Ocean City will be open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, May 12, 2026. Whether you're an early-morning voter or prefer to cast your ballot after work, there's plenty of time to make your voice heard in this municipal election.
Where to Vote
Your polling place depends on your ward and district. The city has published a comprehensive chart showing polling locations for each area, along with a detailed map of voting districts. These resources ensure every resident knows exactly where to go to exercise their right to vote.
Sample ballots listing all candidates are also available for review, allowing voters to familiarize themselves with their choices before arriving at their polling place.
Following the Results
For those eager to see how the election unfolds, results will be available Tuesday night at CapeMayCountyVotes.com. The website will track vote counts as they're reported from polling places throughout the city, giving residents real-time insight into the outcome of these crucial races.
Need Help?
Voters who encounter any issues or have questions about the voting process shouldn't hesitate to reach out for assistance. The City Clerk's Office is available to help at 609-525-9328. Whether you need clarification about your polling location, have concerns about the ballot, or face any challenges during voting, city staff are ready to ensure every eligible voter can participate.
This election represents an important opportunity for Ocean City residents to shape the direction of our community. The mayor and council members elected tomorrow will make decisions affecting everything from local services to community development, making every vote count in determining our city's future.
