Baltimore voters defeated the Question H ballot measure, which aimed to reduce the size of the City Council from 14 to eight districts, with more than 62% of voters saying “no.” The vote marks the first time a city ballot measure has failed since 2004,

Question H on the Baltimore City ballot could change the size of the city council districts. The city council includes the council president and council members from 14 districts. If passed, the ballot measure would decrease the number of council seats by half,

Voters decided on Tuesday night to maintain the size of the Baltimore City Council, despite a declining population.Unofficial Maryland election night results sh