A majority of Maryland residents would approve an expansion in solar energy, natural gas and wind energy production, according to Part 2 of a new University of Maryland, Baltimore County poll.

A majority of Marylanders who participated in a UMBC survey support expanding different sources of energy such as solar, natural gas and wind energy.

The second part of the University of Maryland-Baltimore County Institute of Politics025 Poll focused on the environment, health care and energy sources. When it comes to health and health care, 70% of Marylanders rate their overall health as "excellent" or "good" while 29% say it's "poor" or "fair.

As state leaders consider legislation nuclear energy, a new UMBC poll shows many Marylanders support expanding the use of nuclear energy in the state.The poll,

The new University of Maryland, Baltimore County poll released Tuesday morning has found that Marylanders have mixed views on the state’s economy. Of the 803 Maryland adults surveyed between

A majority of Maryland residents say they would approve of an expansion in solar energy, natural gas and wind energy production, according to part 2 of the UMBC poll. The poll revealed that nearly half of residents approve of adding nuclear energy plants.

A new poll out today measures Maryland’s attitudes on the environment and health care. The UMBC Institute of Politics Poll finds that 59% of Marylanders rate the quality of the environment as “excellent” or “good,

The UMBC Poll surveyed 803 Maryland adults from February 11-15 2025.Of the 803 Maryland adults surveyed, 769 indicated they were registered voters.Please refer