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Results of 2022 General Election
RESULTS OF THE 2022 GENERAL ELECTION
(as of November 22, 2022)
Elections bring change; the 2022 election brought historic change to Maryland. Wes Moore will be the State’s first – and the nation’s third elected – Black Governor. His running mate – former Delegate Aruna Miller – became the first immigrant and the first Asian American official elected statewide. Delegate Brooke Lierman was elected Comptroller, becoming the first woman elected directly to Statewide office. Attorney General-elect Anthony Brown became the first Black Attorney General in Maryland.
These election results and the recent selection of Treasurer Dereck Davis by the General Assembly means Maryland will have a new Board of Public Works. While the election results did not produce significant changes in the General Assembly, the House and Senate have experienced major changes in leadership. Since January 2020, we have a new President of the Senate Bill Ferguson; the first female and first Black Speaker of the House Adrienne Jones; 3 of 4 Senate standing committee chairs have been appointed; and 4 of 6 House standing committee chairs have been appointed.
Turnover in the General Assembly will be lighter than prior election years – at least for the time being. It is possible that some members will accept roles in the new Moore Administration, which would alter the turnover percentages. Those changes and most committee assignments will remain unsettled until the end of the year.
Status of the Senate of Maryland
The charts below summarize the results of the primary election for members of the Maryland Senate. There are several formats:
Senate changes by District.
Senate changes with members listed alphabetically.
In the main Senate charts, green means the member won re-election and will be returning to the Senate. Red means the member lost, retired, or ran for another office (each member's circumstances are noted).
Senate Membership – 8 of the 47 Senators (17%) will be new. The 6 Senators-elect from decided races are a former Delegate, 4 current Delegates, and a former Senator. Democrats hold a 32-15 majority in the Senate. That margin will now be 34-13.
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SENATE - BY DISTRICT |
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Senator |
D/R |
District |
Reason |
New Senator |
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George Edwards |
R |
1 - Garrett/All./Wash. |
Retired |
Mike McKay (Delegate) |
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Paul Corderman |
R |
2 - Washington |
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Ron Young |
D |
3 - Frederick |
Retired |
Karen Lewis Young (Delegate) |
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Michael Hough |
R |
4 – Frederick/Carroll |
Lost Frederick Co Exec |
Bill Folden (former Delegate) |
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Justin Ready |
R |
5 - Carroll |
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Johnny Ray Salling |
R |
6 – Baltimore County |
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J.B. Jennings |
R |
7 – Baltimore/Harford |
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Kathy Klausmeier |
D |
8 – Baltimore County |
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Katie Fry Hester |
D |
9 – Howard/Montgomery |
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Delores Kelley |
D |
10 – Baltimore County |
Retired |
Ben Brooks (Delegate) |
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Shelly Hettleman |
D |
11 – Baltimore County |
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Clarence Lam |
D |
12 – Howard/AA |
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Guy Guzzone |
D |
13 - Howard |
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Craig Zucker |
D |
14 - Montgomery |
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Brian Feldman |
D |
15 - Montgomery |
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Susan Lee |
D |
16 - Montgomery |
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Cheryl Kagan |
D |
17 - Montgomery |
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Jeff Waldstreicher |
D |
18 - Montgomery |
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Ben Kramer |
D |
19 - Montgomery |
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Will Smith |
D |
20 - Montgomery |
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Jim Rosapepe |
D |
21 – Prince George’s/AA |
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Paul Pinsky |
D |
22 – Prince George’s |
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Ron Watson |
D |
23 – Prince George’s |
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Joanne Benson |
D |
24 – Prince George’s |
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Melony Griffith |
D |
25 – Prince George’s |
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Obie Patterson |
D |
26 – Prince George’s |
Retired |
C. Anthony Muse (former Sen.) |
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Michael Jackson |
D |
27 - Cal/Pr Geo/Charles |
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Arthur Ellis |
D |
28 - Charles |
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Jack Bailey |
R |
29 – St. Mary’s/Calvert |
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Sarah Elfreth |
D |
30 – Anne Arundel |
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Bryan Simonaire |
R |
31 – Anne Arundel |
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Pam Beidle |
D |
32 – Anne Arundel |
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Ed Reilly |
R |
33 – Anne Arundel |
Retired |
Dawn Gile |
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Bob Cassilly |
R |
34 – Harford |
Won Harford Co Exec |
Mary-Dulany James |
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Jason Gallion |
R |
35 – Harford/Cecil |
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Steve Hershey |
R |
36 – Upper Shore |
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Addie Eckardt |
R |
37 – Middle Shore |
Lost R primary |
Johnny Mautz (Delegate) |
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Mary Beth Carozza |
R |
38 – Lower Shore |
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Nancy King |
D |
39 - Montgomery |
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Antonio Hayes |
D |
40 - Baltimore City |
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Jill Carter |
D |
41 - Baltimore City |
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Chris West |
D |
42 – Baltimore County |
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Mary Washington |
D |
43 - Baltimore City |
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Charles Sydnor |
D |
44 – Baltimore County |
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Cory McCray |
D |
45 - Baltimore City |
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Bill Ferguson |
D |
46 - Baltimore City |
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Malcolm Augustine |
D |
47 – Prince George’s |
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SENATE - ALPHABETICAL |
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Senator |
D/R |
County |
Reason |
New Senator |
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Malcolm Augustine |
D |
Prince George's |
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Jack Bailey |
R |
St. Mary's/Calvert |
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Pam Beidle |
D |
Anne Arundel |
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Joanne Benson |
D |
Prince George's |
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Mary Beth Carozza |
R |
Lower Shore |
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Jill Carter |
D |
Baltimore City |
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Bob Cassilly |
R |
Harford |
Won Harford Co Exec |
Mary-Dulany James |
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Paul Corderman |
R |
Washington |
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Addie Eckardt |
R |
Middle Shore |
Lost Rep primary |
Johnny Mautz (Delegate) |
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George Edwards |
R |
Garrett/All./Wash. |
Retired |
Mike McKay (Delegate) |
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Sarah Elfreth |
D |
Anne Arundel |
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Arthur Ellis |
D |
Charles |
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Brian Feldman |
D |
Montgomery |
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Bill Ferguson |
D |
Baltimore City |
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Jason Gallion |
R |
Harford/Cecil |
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Melony Griffith |
D |
Prince George's |
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Guy Guzzone |
D |
Howard |
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Antonio Hayes |
D |
Baltimore City |
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Steve Hershey |
R |
Upper Shore |
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Katie Fry Hester |
D |
Howard/Montgomery |
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Shelly Hettleman |
D |
Baltimore County |
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Michael Hough |
R |
Frederick/Carroll |
Lost Frederick Co Exec |
Bill Folden (Delegate) |
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Michael Jackson |
D |
Cal/Pr Geo/Charles |
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J.B. Jennings |
R |
Harford/ Balt Co. |
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Cheryl Kagan |
D |
Montgomery |
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Delores Kelley |
D |
Baltimore County |
Retired |
Ben Brooks (Delegate) |
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Nancy King |
D |
Montgomery |
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Kathy Klausmeier |
D |
Baltimore County |
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Ben Kramer |
D |
Montgomery |
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Clarence Lam |
D |
Howard/Balt Co. |
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Susan Lee |
D |
Montgomery |
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Cory McCray |
D |
Baltimore City |
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Obie Patterson |
D |
Prince George's |
Retired |
C. Anthony Muse (former Sen.) |
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Paul Pinsky |
D |
Prince George's |
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Justin Ready |
R |
Carroll |
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Ed Reilly |
R |
Anne Arundel |
Retired |
Dawn Gile |
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Jim Rosapepe |
D |
Prince George's/AA |
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Johnny Ray Salling |
R |
Baltimore County |
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Bryan Simonaire |
R |
Anne Arundel |
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Will Smith |
D |
Montgomery |
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Charles Sydnor |
D |
Baltimore City/Co. |
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Ron Watson |
D |
Prince George's |
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Jeff Waldstreicher |
D |
Montgomery |
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Mary Washington |
D |
Baltimore City |
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Chris West |
R |
Baltimore County |
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Ron Young |
D |
Frederick |
Retired |
Karen Lewis Young (Delegate) |
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Craig Zucker |
D |
Montgomery |
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Status of the House of Delegates
The charts below summarize the results of the election for members of the House of Delegates. There are several formats:
House changes by District.
House changes with members listed alphabetically.
In the House charts, green means the member won re-election and will be returning to the House. Red means the member lost, retired, or ran for another office (each member's circumstances are noted). When indicating who replaced an outgoing Delegate, the new Delegate's name will appear in bold blue if it is a change in the seat from Republican to Democrat, and bold red if the seat turned from Democrat to Republican. (NOTE – districts were redrawn for this election, causing some districts to be eliminated or vacant; changes are noted at the end of the charts).
House membership - Of the 141 House members, 38 will be new (27%). (including the new Delegate appointed to fill the seat of Del. Eric Luedtke who will be joining Governor-Elect Moore’s Administration.
House Party Affiliation - Going into the election, Democrats held a 99-42 margin. That margin rose to 102-39.
HOUSE - BY DISTRICT
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Delegate |
District |
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Reason |
New Delegate |
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Wendell Beitzel |
1A - Garrett/Allegany |
R |
Retired |
Jim Hinebaugh, Jr. |
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Jason Buckel |
1B - Allegany |
R |
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Mike McKay |
1C - Allegany/Wash |
R |
Won Senate |
Terry Baker |
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Neil Parrott |
2A - Washington |
R |
Lost Congressional race |
William Valentine |
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William Wivell |
R |
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Brenda Thaim |
2B - Washington |
R |
Lost general election |
Brooke Grossman |
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Carol Krimm |
3 - Frederick
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D |
Retired |
Kris Fair |
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Karen Lewis Young |
D |
Won Senate |
Karen Simpson |
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Ken Kerr |
D |
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(was in 3B) |
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Dan Cox |
4 - Carroll/Frederick |
R |
Lost Gov race |
April Fleming Miller |
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Barrie Ciliberti |
R |
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Jesse Pippy |
R |
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Sue Krebs |
5 - Carroll |
R |
Retired |
Chris Tomlinson |
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April Rose |
R |
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Haven Shoemaker |
R |
Won Carroll County St Atty |
Christopher Bouchat |
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Robin Grammer |
6 - Baltimore Co |
R |
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Bob Long |
R |
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Ric Metzgar |
R |
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Kathy Szeliga |
7A- Baltimore Co. |
R |
Was in 7 |
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Joe Boteler |
R |
Was in 8; lost R primary |
Ryan Norwacki (7A) |
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Lauren Arikan/ Rick Impallaria |
7B – Harford County |
R |
Were in 7 |
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Carl Jackson |
8 - Baltimore Co |
D |
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Harry Bhandari |
D |
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VACANT |
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Nick Allen |
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Trent Kittleman |
9A - Howard/Montg |
R |
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Chao Wu |
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Reid Novotny |
R |
Lost Senate race |
Natalie Ziegler |
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Courtney Watson |
9B - Howard |
D |
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Ben Brooks |
10 - Baltimore Co |
D |
Won Senate |
N. Scott Phillips |
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Jay Jalisi |
D |
Lost D primary for Senate |
Jennifer White |
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Adrienne Jones, Spkr |
D |
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VACANT |
11A – Baltimore Co |
D |
New subdistrict |
Cheryl Pasteur |
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Lisa Belcastro/ Dana Stein/Jon Cardin |
11B – Baltimore Co |
D |
Were in 11 |
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D |
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Jessica Feldmark |
12A – Howard County |
D |
Were in 12 |
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Terri Hill |
D |
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VACANT |
12B – Anne Arundel |
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New district |
Gary Simmons |
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Vanessa Atterbeary |
13 - Howard |
D |
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Shane Pendergrass |
D |
Retired |
Pam Guzzone |
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Jen Terrasa |
D |
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Anne Kaiser |
14 - Montgomery |
D |
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Eric Luedtke |
D |
Moore Administration |
TBD |
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Pam Queen |
D |
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Linda Foley |
15 - Montgomery |
D |
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David Fraser-Hidalgo |
D |
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Lily Qi |
D |
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Sara Love |
16 - Montgomery |
D |
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Ariana Kelly |
D |
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Marc Korman |
D |
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Kumar Barve |
17 - Montgomery |
D |
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Jim Gilchrist |
D |
Retired |
Joe Vogel |
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Julie Palakovich Carr |
D |
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Al Carr |
18 - Montgomery |
D |
Lost Council |
Aaron Kaufman |
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Emily Shetty |
D |
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Jared Solomon |
D |
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Bonnie Cullison |
19 - Montgomery |
D |
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Charlotte Crutchfield |
D |
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Vaughn Stewart |
D |
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Lorig Charkoudian |
20 - Montgomery |
D |
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David Moon |
D |
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Jheanelle Wilkins |
D |
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Ben Barnes |
21 - Pr Geo/AA |
D |
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Mary Lehman |
D |
Retired |
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Joseline Pena-Melnyk |
D |
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Nicole Williams |
22 - Prince George's |
D |
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Anne Healey |
D |
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Alonzo Washington |
D |
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Geraldine Valentino-Smith |
23 - Prince George's
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D |
Was in 23A |
Kym Taylor |
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Marvin Holmes |
D |
Was in 23B |
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Cheryl Landis |
D |
Retired; was in 23B |
Adrian Boafo |
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Jazz Lewis |
24 - Prince George's |
D |
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Andrea Harrison |
D |
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Faye Howell |
D |
Retired |
Tiffany Alston |
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Nick Charles |
25 - Prince George's |
D |
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Darryl Barnes |
D |
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Karen Toles |
D |
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Veronica Turner |
26 - Prince George's |
D |
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Kris Valderrama |
D |
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Jay Walker |
D |
Retired |
Jamila Woods |
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Susie Proctor |
27A - Pr Geo/Charles |
D |
Lost D primary |
Kevin Harris |
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Rachel Jones |
27B - Pr Geo/Calvert |
D |
Lost D primary |
Jeffrie Long, Jr. |
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Mark Fisher |
27C - Calvert |
R |
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Debra Davis |
28 - Charles |
D |
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Edith Patterson |
D |
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C.T. Wilson |
D |
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Matt Morgan |
29A - St. Mary's |
R |
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Brian Crosby |
29B - St. Mary's |
D |
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Jerry Clark |
29C -Calvert/St. Mary's |
R |
Retired |
Todd Morgan |
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Dana Jones |
30A - Anne Arundel |
D |
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Shaneka Henson |
D |
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Seth Howard |
30B - Anne Arundel |
R |
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Ned Carey |
31 - Anne Arundel
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D |
Was in 31A |
Rachel Munoz (current 33) |
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Nic Kipke |
R |
Was in 31B |
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Brian Chisholm |
R |
Was in 31B |
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Sandy Bartlett |
32 - Anne Arundel |
D |
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Mark Chang |
D |
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Mike Rogers |
D |
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Sid Saab |
33A- Anne Arundel |
R |
Lost Senate race |
Andrew Pruski (33A) |
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VACANT |
33B- Anne Arundel |
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Was Munoz 33; now in 31 |
Stuart Schmidt, Jr. (from 31) |
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Heather Bagnall |
33C- Anne Arundel |
D |
Was in 33 |
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Steve Johnson |
34A - Harford |
D |
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Mary Ann Lisanti |
D |
Lost D primary for Senate |
Andre Johnson |
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Susan McComas |
34B - Harford |
R |
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Mike Griffith |
35A - Cecil/Harford |
R |
Was in 35B |
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Teresa Reilly |
R |
Was in 35B |
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Kevin Hornberger |
35B - Cecil |
R |
Was in 35A |
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Steve Arentz |
36 - Upper Shore |
R |
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Jeff Ghrist |
R |
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Jay Jacobs |
R |
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Sheree Sample-Hughes |
37A - Dorchester/Wic |
D |
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Chris Adams |
37B - Mid-Shore |
R |
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Johnny Mautz |
R |
Won Senate |
Tom Hutchinson |
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Charles Otto |
38A - Lower Shore |
R |
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Carl Anderton |
38B - Lower Shore |
R |
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Wayne Hartman |
38C - Lower Shore |
R |
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Gabe Acevero |
39 - Montgomery |
D |
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Kirill Reznik |
D |
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Lesley Lopez |
D |
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Frank Conaway |
40 - Baltimore City |
D |
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Melissa Wells |
D |
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Marlon Amprey |
D |
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Dalya Attar |
41 - Baltimore City |
D |
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Tony Bridges |
D |
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Sandy Rosenberg |
D |
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Nino Mangione |
42A - Baltimore Co |
R |
Was in 42B |
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Michele Guyton |
42B - Baltimore Co |
D |
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VACANT |
42C – Carroll County |
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Was 42 A (Forbes) |
Joshua Stonko |
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Regina Boyce |
43A - Baltimore City |
D |
Was 43 |
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Curt Anderson |
D |
Was 43; retired |
Elizabeth Embry |
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Maggie McIntosh/Cathi Forbes |
43B – Baltimore Co |
D |
Was 43; retired; Forbes redistricted from 42A |
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Roxanne Prettyman/ Eric Ebersole |
44A - Baltimore Co (was in City) |
D |
Prettyman retired; Ebersole was in 12 |
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Sheila Ruth |
44B - Baltimore Co |
D |
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Pat Young |
D |
Won D primary for Council |
Aletheia McCaskill |
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Talmadge Branch |
45 - Baltimore City |
D |
Retired |
Jackie Addison |
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Chanel Branch |
D |
Lost D primary |
Caylin Young |
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Stephanie Smith |
D |
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Luke Clippinger |
46 - Baltimore City |
D |
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Robbyn Lewis |
D |
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Brooke Lierman |
D |
Won Comptroller |
Mark Edelson |
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Diana Fennell |
47A - Prince George's |
D |
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Julian Ivey |
D |
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Wanika Fisher |
47B - Prince George's |
D |
Won Council |
Deni Tavares |
HOUSE - ALPHABETICAL
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Delegate |
District (2022 map) |
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Reason |
New Delegate |
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Gabe Acevero |
39 - Montgomery |
D |
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Chris Adams |
37B - Mid-Shore |
R |
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Marlon Amprey |
40 - Baltimore City |
D |
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Curt Anderson |
43A - Baltimore City |
D |
Retired |
Elizabeth Embry |
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Carl Anderton |
38B - Lower Shore |
R |
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Steve Arentz |
36 - Upper Shore |
R |
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Lauren Arikan |
7B – Harford County |
R |
Was in 7 |
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Dalya Attar |
41 - Baltimore City |
D |
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Vanessa Atterbeary |
13 - Howard |
D |
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Heather Bagnall |
33C - Anne Arundel |
D |
Was in 33 |
|
|
Ben Barnes |
21 - Pr Geo/AA |
D |
|
|
|
Darryl Barnes |
25 - Prince George's |
D |
|
|
|
Kumar Barve |
17 - Montgomery |
D |
|
|
|
Sandy Bartlett |
32 - Anne Arundel |
D |
|
|
|
Wendell Beitzel |
1A - Garrett/Allegany |
R |
Retired |
Jim Hinebaugh, Jr. |
|
Lisa Belcastro |
11B - Baltimore Co |
D |
Lost D primary |
Cheryl Pasteur |
|
Harry Bhandari |
8 - Baltimore Co |
D |
|
|
|
Joe Boteler |
7A - Baltimore Co |
R |
Was in 8; lost R primary |
Nick Allen (8) |
|
Regina Boyce |
43A - Baltimore City |
D |
Was in 43 |
|
|
Chanel Branch |
45 - Baltimore City |
D |
|
Caylin Young |
|
Talmadge Branch |
45 - Baltimore City |
D |
Retired |
Jackie Addison |
|
Tony Bridges |
41 - Baltimore City |
D |
|
|
|
Ben Brooks |
10 - Baltimore Co |
D |
Won Senate |
N. Scott Phillips |
|
Jason Buckel |
1B - Allegany |
R |
|
|
|
Jon Cardin |
11B - Baltimore Co |
D |
Was in 11 |
|
|
Ned Carey |
31A - Anne Arundel |
D |
Was in 31A; retired |
Stuart Schmidt, Jr. (33B) |
|
Al Carr |
18 - Montgomery |
D |
Lost Council |
Aaron Kaufman |
|
Julie Palakovich Carr |
17 - Montgomery |
D |
|
|
|
Mark Chang |
32 - Anne Arundel |
D |
|
|
|
Lorig Charkoudian |
20 - Montgomery |
D |
|
|
|
Nick Charles |
25 - Prince George's |
D |
|
|
|
Brian Chisholm |
31- Anne Arundel |
R |
Was in 31B |
|
|
Barrie Ciliberti |
4 - Carroll/Frederick |
R |
|
|
|
Jerry Clark |
29C - Calvert/St. Mary's |
R |
Retired |
Todd Morgan |
|
Luke Clippinger |
46 - Baltimore City |
D |
|
|
|
Frank Conaway |
40 - Baltimore City |
D |
|
|
|
Dan Cox |
4 - Carroll/Frederick |
R |
Lost Gov race |
April Fleming Miller |
|
Brian Crosby |
29B - St. Mary's |
D |
|
|
|
Charlotte Crutchfield |
19 - Montgomery |
D |
|
|
|
Bonnie Cullison |
19 - Montgomery |
D |
|
|
|
Debra Davis |
28 - Charles |
D |
|
|
|
Eric Ebersole |
44A - Howard Balt Co |
D |
Was in 12 |
|
|
Jessica Feldmark |
12A - Howard/Balt Co |
D |
Was in 12 |
|
|
Diana Fennell |
47A - Prince George's |
D |
|
|
|
Mark Fisher |
27C - Calvert |
R |
|
|
|
Wanika Fisher |
47B - Prince George's |
D |
Won D primary for Council |
Deni Tavares |
|
Linda Foley |
15 - Montgomery |
D |
|
|
|
Cathi Forbes |
43B - Baltimore Co |
D |
Was in 42A |
|
|
David Fraser-Hidalgo |
15 - Montgomery |
D |
|
|
|
Jeff Ghrist |
36 - Upper Shore |
R |
|
|
|
Jim Gilchrist |
17 - Montgomery |
D |
Retired |
Joe Vogel |
|
Robin Grammer |
6 - Baltimore Co |
R |
|
|
|
Mike Griffith |
35B - Cecil/Harford |
R |
|
|
|
Michele Guyton |
42B - Baltimore Co |
D |
|
|
|
Andrea Harrison |
24 - Prince George's |
D |
|
|
|
Wayne Hartman |
38C - Lower Shore |
R |
|
|
|
Anne Healey |
22 - Prince George's |
D |
|
|
|
Shaneka Henson |
30A - Anne Arundel |
D |
|
|
|
Terri Hill |
12A - Howard/Balt Co |
D |
Was in 12 |
|
|
Marvin Holmes |
23 - Prince George's |
D |
Was in 23 |
|
|
Kevin Hornberger |
35B - Cecil |
R |
Was in 35A |
|
|
Seth Howard |
30B - Anne Arundel |
R |
|
|
|
Faye Howell |
24 – Prince George’s |
D |
Retired |
Tiffany Alston |
|
Rick Impallaria |
7 - Harford/Balt. Co |
R |
Lost R primary |
Ryan Norwacki (7A) |
|
Julian Ivey |
47A - Prince George's |
D |
|
|
|
Carl Jackson |
8 - Baltimore Co |
D |
|
|
|
Jay Jacobs |
36 - Upper Shore |
R |
|
|
|
Jay Jalisi |
10 - Baltimore Co |
D |
Lost D primary for Senate |
Jennifer White |
|
Steve Johnson |
34A - Harford |
D |
|
|
|
Adrienne Jones |
10 - Baltimore Co |
D |
|
|
|
Dana Jones |
30A - Anne Arundel |
D |
|
|
|
Rachel Jones |
27B - Pr Geo/Calvert |
D |
Lost D primary |
Jeffrie Long, Jr. |
|
Anne Kaiser |
14 - Montgomery |
D |
|
|
|
Ariana Kelly |
16 - Montgomery |
D |
|
|
|
Ken Kerr |
3 - Frederick |
D |
Was in 3A |
|
|
Nic Kipke |
31 - Anne Arundel |
R |
Was in 31B |
|
|
Trent Kittleman |
9A - Howard/Mont |
R |
|
Chao Wu |
|
Marc Korman |
16 - Montgomery |
D |
|
|
|
Sue Krebs |
5 - Carroll |
R |
Retired |
Chris Tomlinson |
|
Carol Krimm |
3 - Frederick |
D |
Retired |
Kris Fair |
|
Cheryl Landis |
23 - Prince George's |
D |
Retired |
Adrian Boafo |
|
Mary Lehman |
21 - Pr Geo/AA |
D |
|
|
|
Jazz Lewis |
24 - Prince George's |
D |
|
|
|
Robbyn Lewis |
46 - Baltimore City |
D |
|
|
|
Brooke Lierman |
46 - Baltimore City |
D |
Won Comptroller |
Mark Edelson |
|
Mary Ann Lisanti |
34A - Harford |
D |
Lost D primary for Senate |
Andre Johnson |
|
Bob Long |
6 - Baltimore Co |
R |
|
|
|
Lesley Lopez |
39 - Montgomery |
D |
|
|
|
Sara Love |
16 - Montgomery |
D |
|
|
|
Eric Luedtke |
14 - Montgomery |
D |
Moore Administration |
TBD |
|
Nino Mangione |
42A - Baltimore Co |
R |
Was in 42B |
|
|
Johnny Mautz |
37B - Mid-Shore |
R |
Won Senate |
Tom Hutchinson |
|
Susan McComas |
34B - Harford |
R |
|
|
|
Maggie McIntosh |
43A - Baltimore City |
D |
Was in 43; retired |
Joshua Stonko (42C) |
|
Mike McKay |
1C - Allegany/Wash |
R |
Won Senate |
Terry Baker |
|
Ric Metzger |
6 - Baltimore Co |
R |
|
|
|
David Moon |
20 - Montgomery |
D |
|
|
|
Matt Morgan |
29A - St. Mary's |
R |
|
|
|
Rachel Munoz |
31 - Anne Arundel |
R |
Was in 33 |
|
|
Reid Novotny |
9A - Howard/Mont |
R |
Lost Senate race |
Natalie Ziegler |
|
Charles Otto |
38A - Lower Shore |
R |
|
|
|
Neil Parrott |
2A - Washington |
R |
Lost Congressional race |
William Valentine |
|
Edith Patterson |
28 - Charles |
D |
|
|
|
Joseline Pena-Melnyk |
21 - Pr Geo/AA |
D |
|
|
|
Shane Pendergrass |
13 - Howard |
D |
Retired |
Pam Guzzone |
|
Jesse Pippy |
4 - Carroll/Frederick |
R |
|
|
|
Roxanne Prettyman |
44A – Baltimore City |
D |
Retired |
Gary Simmons (12B) |
|
Susie Proctor |
27A - Pr Geo/Charles |
D |
Lost D primary |
Kevin Harris |
|
Pam Queen |
14 - Montgomery |
D |
|
|
|
Lily Qi |
15 - Montgomery |
D |
|
|
|
Teresa Reilly |
35A - Cecil/Harford |
R |
Was in 35B |
|
|
Kirill Reznik |
39 - Montgomery |
D |
|
|
|
Mike Rogers |
32 - Anne Arundel |
D |
|
|
|
April Rose |
5 - Carroll |
R |
|
|
|
Sandy Rosenberg |
41 - Baltimore City |
D |
|
|
|
Sheila Ruth |
44B - Baltimore Co |
D |
|
|
|
Sid Saab |
33 - Anne Arundel |
R |
Lost Senate race |
Andrew Pruski (33A) |
|
Sheree Sample-Hughes |
37A - Dorchester/Wic |
D |
|
|
|
Emily Shetty |
18 - Montgomery |
D |
|
|
|
Haven Shoemaker |
5 - Carroll |
R |
Won Carroll St Atty |
Christopher Bouchat |
|
Stephanie Smith |
45 - Baltimore City |
D |
|
|
|
Jared Solomon |
18 - Montgomery |
D |
|
|
|
Dana Stein |
11B - Baltimore Co |
D |
Was in 11 |
|
|
Vaughn Stewart |
19 - Montgomery |
D |
|
|
|
Kathy Szeliga |
7A – Baltimore Co |
R |
|
|
|
Jen Terrasa |
13 - Howard |
D |
|
|
|
Brenda Thaim |
2B - Washington |
R |
|
Brooke Grossman |
|
Karen Toles |
25 - Prince George's |
D |
|
|
|
Veronica Turner |
26 - Prince George's |
D |
|
|
|
Kris Valderrama |
26 - Prince George's |
D |
|
|
|
Geraldine Valentino-Smith |
23 - Prince George's |
D |
Retired; was in 23A |
Kym Taylor |
|
Jay Walker |
26 - Prince George's |
D |
Retired |
Jamila Woods |
|
Alonzo Washington |
22 - Prince George's |
D |
|
|
|
Courtney Watson |
9B - Howard |
D |
|
|
|
Melissa Wells |
40 - Baltimore City |
D |
|
|
|
Jheanelle Wilkins |
20 - Montgomery |
D |
|
|
|
Nicole Williams |
22 - Prince George's |
D |
|
|
|
C.T. Wilson |
28 - Charles |
D |
|
|
|
William Wivell |
2A - Washington |
R |
|
|
|
Karen Lewis Young |
3 - Frederick |
D |
Won Senate |
Karen Simpson |
|
Pat Young |
44B - Baltimore Co |
D |
Won for Council |
Alethia McCaskill (44B) |
|
District 7B has 2 incumbents for one seat – Arikan and Impallaria; 7A has 2 members, 2 incumbents (Szeliga and Boteler, who was in 8), creating a vacancy in 8 District 11 – new 11B – 2-member district created with 3 incumbents (Belcastro, Cardin, Stein); 11A vacant District 12 becomes 2 member Howard County district (Feldmark and Hill) and a single-member Anne Arundel district which is vacant District 31 now a 3-member district – Kipke and Chisolm incumbents; Munoz goes from 33 to 31 District 33 now single member House districts – Bagnall only incumbent District 42 and 43 renumbered and 43 becomes 2-member City (Boyce only incumbent) and one member Baltimore County (Forbes, who was in 42A); 42A becomes a vacant single-member House district District 44 – 44A moves from Baltimore City to Baltimore County and is technically vacant, but Ebersole was in 12 and won the 44A seat; there is a vacancy in 44B |
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Source: Manis Canning & Associates