Baltimore voters backed the proposed $900 million development in the Inner Harbor, unofficial election results for Question F show. About 60 percent of city voters supported the charter amendment that would allow the project’s design proposal to move ...

Baltimore-based coalitions made a final push against Question F, a crucial ballot measure needed for development around the Inner Harbor.

Baltimore City’s residents approve the city’s most debated referendum, according to AP Race Calls. How Charm City’s landscape could quickly change at the link. With the passing of this measure, Baltim

The Inner Harbor has a sub-district that designates 4.5 acres of land as a public park. The ballot measure would eliminate the sub-district, making way for proposed redevelopment