2026 Election Guide · Baltimore County, MD

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Last updated · July 24, 2026, 7:24 AM ET

General election dates

Maryland · 2026

Oct 13
Register or update
Online by 11:59 PM
Oct 22–29
Early voting
7 AM–8 PM daily
Oct 27
Request mail ballot
Printable link: Oct 30
Nov 3
General Election
7 AM–8 PM · drop boxes close 8 PM

Federal

Baltimore County results are posted for MD-01, MD-02, and MD-07. Most county voters are in MD-02; smaller county portions are in MD-01 and MD-07.

US House — Maryland 1st Congressional District (partial coverage)

MD-01 covers the Eastern Shore, Harford and Cecil counties, and a portion of Baltimore County.

Incumbent: Andy Harris (R), in office since January 2011.

Term: 2-year term. One of 435 US House seats.

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Democratic (4)

Republican (2)

US House — Maryland 2nd Congressional District

MD-02 covers most of Baltimore County plus Carroll County and part of Baltimore City.

Incumbent: Johnny Olszewski Jr. (D), in office since January 2025 after winning the open seat vacated by Dutch Ruppersberger. Olszewski was Baltimore County Executive 2018–2024.

Term: 2-year term. One of 435 US House seats.

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  • DemJohn "Johnny O" Olszewski, Jr.Nominee
  • RepDave WallaceNominee

    Westminster; Carroll Co. resident

Full primary results

Democratic (2)

  • John "Johnny O" Olszewski, Jr.Nominee65,646 / 84.52%
  • Clint Spellman, Jr.12,019 / 15.48%

    Reisterstown

Republican (2)

  • Nnabu Eze3,404 / 11.15%

    Eldersburg

  • Dave WallaceNominee27,136 / 88.85%

    Westminster; Carroll Co. resident

US House — Maryland 7th Congressional District (partial coverage)

MD-07 covers most of Baltimore City and a small portion of southwest Baltimore County.

Incumbent: Kweisi Mfume (D).

Term: 2-year term.

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  • DemKweisi MfumeNominee

    incumbent

  • RepScott M. CollierNominee
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Democratic (4)

  • Mark S. Conway, Jr.20,197 / 24.49%
  • Tashi K. Davis2,904 / 3.52%
  • Theo R. Gillespie1,573 / 1.91%
  • Kweisi MfumeNominee57,793 / 70.08%

    incumbent

Republican

  • Scott M. CollierNominee5,749 / 100.00%

US Senate

Sources: Ballotpedia

Statewide

Governor / Lieutenant Governor

Incumbent: Gov. Wes Moore (D) and Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller (D), in office since January 2023.

Term: 4-year term. Moore’s first re-election bid.

At stake: The governorship steers state budget, regulatory direction, judicial appointments, and the state’s posture toward federal policy.

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Republican (9)

  • Carl A. Brunner, Jr. and Kevin L. Rhodes, Sr.12,700 / 6.11%

    campaign site ↗

  • L. D. Burkindine and Jeremy M. Shifflett3,746 / 1.80%
  • Dan Cox and Rob KropNominee89,982 / 43.30%

    campaign site ↗

  • Ed Hale and Tyrone Keys, Jr.74,877 / 36.03%

    campaign site ↗

  • Douglas Larcomb and Martina D. Duncan2,132 / 1.03%

    social ↗

  • John A. Myrick and Brenda J. Thiam13,200 / 6.35%

    campaign site ↗

  • Michael Oakes and Ronald W. Abend2,583 / 1.24%
  • Nancy Jane Taylor and Rachel Hannah "Mohawk" Swift3,690 / 1.78%
  • Shannon Wright and Reba A. Hawkins4,907 / 2.36%

    campaign site ↗

Sources: Ballotpedia · MD SBE

Attorney General

Incumbent: Anthony G. Brown (D), in office since January 2023.

Term: 4-year term.

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Democratic

Republican

Sources: MD SBE

Comptroller

Incumbent: Brooke Elizabeth Lierman (D), in office since January 2023.

Term: 4-year term. Manages state fiscal accounts, tax collection, and sits on the Board of Public Works.

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Republican

Sources: MD SBE

State Legislature

Baltimore County results are posted across Maryland legislative districts 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 42, 43, and 44. All seats are up every 4 years on the gubernatorial cycle.

State Senate — District 6

Covers east/southeast Baltimore County (Dundalk, Essex, Middle River).

Incumbent: Johnny Ray Salling (R).

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  • DemJustin HollidayNominee
  • RepJohnny Ray SallingNominee

    incumbent

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Democratic

  • Justin HollidayNominee4,686 / 100.00%

Republican (2)

  • Daniel Eisenhart2,256 / 41.53%
  • Johnny Ray SallingNominee3,176 / 58.47%

    incumbent

Sources: Ballotpedia · MD SBE

State Senate — District 7

Spans Baltimore/Harford border; most precincts in Harford.

Incumbent: J. B. Jennings (R), four-term.

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Democratic

Republican

Sources: Ballotpedia

State Senate — District 8

Covers Perry Hall, Parkville.

Incumbent: Carl W. Jackson (D) — appointed to the Senate in January 2025 after predecessor Kathy Klausmeier was appointed County Executive.

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  • DemCarl JacksonNominee

    incumbent

  • RepYahu BlackwellNominee
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Democratic

  • Carl JacksonNominee8,447 / 100.00%

    incumbent

Republican

  • Yahu BlackwellNominee2,420 / 100.00%
Sources: Ballotpedia · MD SBE

State Senate — District 10

Covers northwest Baltimore County (Randallstown, Owings Mills, Woodlawn).

Incumbent: Benjamin T. Brooks Sr. (D).

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  • DemBen BrooksNominee

    incumbent

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Democratic

  • Ben BrooksNominee15,959 / 100.00%

    incumbent

Republican

No republican primary reported.

Sources: Ballotpedia · MD SBE

State Senate — District 11

Covers central Baltimore County (Pikesville, Reisterstown, Owings Mills).

Incumbent: Shelly L. Hettleman (D).

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  • DemShelly L. HettlemanNominee

    incumbent

  • RepJim SimpsonNominee
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Democratic

  • Shelly L. HettlemanNominee16,497 / 100.00%

    incumbent

Republican

  • Jim SimpsonNominee2,409 / 100.00%
Sources: Ballotpedia · MD SBE

State Senate — District 42

Covers north Baltimore County and portions of Carroll County.

Incumbent: OPEN SEAT. Sen. Christopher R. West (R) is retiring — confirmed not seeking re-election.

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  • DemStephanie PopescuNominee
  • RepKevin FordNominee
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Democratic (3)

  • Paul Henderson2,478 / 26.07%
  • Paul V. Konka1,816 / 19.11%
  • Stephanie PopescuNominee5,210 / 54.82%

Republican (3)

  • Kevin FordNominee5,561 / 53.56%
  • Matt Fox2,390 / 23.02%
  • Adam Wood2,431 / 23.42%

State Senate — District 43

Covers Towson and adjacent Baltimore County precincts in the county results.

Incumbent: Mary Washington (D).

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  • DemMary WashingtonNominee

    incumbent

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Democratic

  • Mary WashingtonNominee14,505 / 100.00%

    incumbent

Republican

No republican primary reported.

Sources: Ballotpedia · MD SBE

State Senate — District 44

Covers southwest Baltimore County (Catonsville, Woodlawn, Windsor Mill).

Incumbent: Charles E. Sydnor III (D).

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  • DemCharles E. Sydnor, IIINominee

    incumbent

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Democratic

  • Charles E. Sydnor, IIINominee14,321 / 100.00%

    incumbent

Republican

No republican primary reported.

Sources: Ballotpedia · MD SBE

House of Delegates — District 6 (3 seats)

Covers east/southeast Baltimore County (Dundalk, Essex, Middle River).

Incumbent: Robin L. Grammer Jr. (R), Bob Long (R), Ric Metzgar (R).

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  • DemArtus W. HuffmanNominee
  • DemMegan Ann MioduszewskiNominee
  • DemRayneika RobinsonNominee
  • RepRobin L. GrammerNominee

    incumbent

  • RepBob LongNominee

    incumbent

  • RepRic MetzgarNominee

    incumbent

  • Unaff.Brett ShepherdGeneral only
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Democratic (3)

  • Artus W. HuffmanNominee3,786 / 31.59%
  • Megan Ann MioduszewskiNominee4,234 / 35.33%
  • Rayneika RobinsonNominee3,965 / 33.08%

Republican (5)

  • Bobby Al Jolson Berger1,287 / 9.31%
  • Henry J. Ciezkowski2,596 / 18.78%
  • Robin L. GrammerNominee3,286 / 23.77%

    incumbent

  • Bob LongNominee3,494 / 25.27%

    incumbent

  • Ric MetzgarNominee3,163 / 22.88%

    incumbent

Sources: Ballotpedia · MD SBE

House of Delegates — District 7A (2 seats)

Covers east Baltimore County (Kingsville, Bowleys Quarters, Perry Hall area).

Incumbent: Kathy Szeliga (R) and Ryan Nawrocki (R).

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  • DemLy Xinzhen BrownNominee
  • DemSatish ChapagainNominee
  • RepRyan NawrockiNominee

    incumbent

  • RepKathy SzeligaNominee

    incumbent

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Democratic (4)

  • Tom Baker2,530 / 24.32%
  • Ly Xinzhen BrownNominee2,945 / 28.31%
  • Satish ChapagainNominee2,718 / 26.13%
  • Cleveland M. Reynolds, Jr.2,209 / 21.24%

Republican (2)

  • Ryan NawrockiNominee4,959 / 49.32%

    incumbent

  • Kathy SzeligaNominee5,095 / 50.68%

    incumbent

Sources: Ballotpedia · MD SBE

House of Delegates — District 7B

Covers Baltimore/Harford border; most voters in Harford.

Incumbent: Lauren Arikan (R).

Democratic

  • DemCandace Hart

Republican

  • RepLauren Arikan · incumbent
Sources: Ballotpedia

House of Delegates — District 8 (3 seats)

Covers Perry Hall, Parkville.

Incumbent: Harry Bhandari (D), Nick Allen (D), and Kim L. Ross (D; appointed after Carl Jackson moved to Senate).

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  • DemNick AllenNominee

    incumbent

  • DemHarry BhandariNominee

    incumbent

  • DemKim L. RossNominee

    incumbent

  • RepBrian A. CampbellNominee
  • RepGlen GeelhaarNominee
  • RepSteven J. RiemerNominee
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Democratic (5)

  • Nick AllenNominee5,970 / 23.90%

    incumbent

  • Kumasi J. Barnett2,292 / 9.18%
  • Harry BhandariNominee6,374 / 25.52%

    incumbent

  • Marsha Briley-Savage3,911 / 15.66%
  • Kim L. RossNominee6,432 / 25.75%

    incumbent

Republican (5)

  • Zulieka A. Baysmore404 / 4.99%
  • Brian A. CampbellNominee2,175 / 26.87%
  • Glen GeelhaarNominee1,879 / 23.21%
  • Steven J. RiemerNominee2,045 / 25.26%
  • Jacqueline Stevenson1,592 / 19.67%
Sources: Ballotpedia · MD SBE

House of Delegates — District 10 (3 seats)

Covers northwest Baltimore County (Randallstown, Owings Mills, Woodlawn).

Incumbent: Speaker of the House Adrienne A. Jones (D) WITHDREW 02/27/2026, making one seat effectively open. Other incumbents: Jay Jalisi (D) and N. Scott Phillips (D).

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  • DemRobin HarveyNominee
  • DemN. Scott PhillipsNominee

    incumbent

  • DemJennifer White HollandNominee
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Democratic (6)

  • Michael Tyrone Brown, Sr.6,481 / 14.21%
  • Robin HarveyNominee10,648 / 23.35%
  • Jay Jalisi5,781 / 12.68%

    incumbent

  • T. George Newton1,464 / 3.21%
  • N. Scott PhillipsNominee9,354 / 20.51%

    incumbent

  • Jennifer White HollandNominee11,871 / 26.03%

Republican

No republican primary reported.

Note: Speaker Adrienne A. Jones (D, incumbent) WITHDREW 02/27/2026 — not on the primary ballot.
Sources: Ballotpedia · MD SBE

House of Delegates — District 11A

Covers central Baltimore County (portion of the 11 subdistricts).

Incumbent: Cheryl E. Pasteur (D).

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  • DemCheryl E. PasteurNominee

    incumbent

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Democratic (2)

  • Cheryl E. PasteurNominee3,925 / 80.07%

    incumbent

  • Nico Sanders977 / 19.93%

Republican

No republican primary reported.

Sources: MD SBE

House of Delegates — District 11B (2 seats)

Covers Pikesville, Reisterstown, Owings Mills area.

Incumbent: Jon S. Cardin (D) and Dana Stein (D).

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  • DemJon S. CardinNominee

    incumbent

  • DemDana SteinNominee

    incumbent

  • RepJohn C. GordonNominee
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Democratic (2)

  • Jon S. CardinNominee11,362 / 51.42%

    incumbent

  • Dana SteinNominee10,733 / 48.58%

    incumbent

Republican

  • John C. GordonNominee2,058 / 100.00%
Sources: MD SBE

House of Delegates — District 42A

Covers north Baltimore County (Glencoe, Hereford, Phoenix).

Incumbent: OPEN SEAT. Nino Mangione (R) retiring to run for Baltimore County Council District 5.

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  • DemJyoti MohanNominee
  • RepCharles Edward Murphy, IIINominee
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Democratic

  • Jyoti MohanNominee3,141 / 100.00%

Republican (3)

  • Alexander Harlan1,310 / 32.08%
  • Dan Katz1,383 / 33.86%
  • Charles Edward Murphy, IIINominee1,391 / 34.06%
Sources: MD SBE

House of Delegates — District 42B

Covers central Baltimore County (Timonium, Hampton, Phoenix).

Incumbent: Michele Guyton (D), two-term; 61.3% in 2022.

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  • DemMichele GuytonNominee

    incumbent

  • RepJeffry K. McDonaldNominee
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Democratic

  • Michele GuytonNominee3,509 / 100.00%

    incumbent

Republican (2)

  • Jeffry K. McDonaldNominee1,056 / 66.17%
  • Larry A. Novak540 / 33.83%
Sources: MD SBE

House of Delegates — District 42C

Carroll primarily; portion of Baltimore County.

Incumbent: Joshua Stonko (R).

Democratic

  • DemCorynne Courpas

Republican

  • RepSteve Patten
Sources: MD SBE

House of Delegates — District 43B

Covers Towson.

Incumbent: Cathi Forbes (D), one-term; 98.0% in 2022.

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  • DemCathi ForbesNominee

    incumbent

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Democratic

  • Cathi ForbesNominee4,241 / 100.00%

    incumbent

Republican

No republican primary reported.

Sources: MD SBE

House of Delegates — District 44A

Covers part of Baltimore County (Baltimore Highlands, Arbutus, Catonsville).

Incumbent: Eric Ebersole (D).

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  • DemEric EbersoleNominee

    incumbent

  • RepChuck LintonNominee
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Democratic

  • Eric EbersoleNominee3,058 / 100.00%

    incumbent

Republican

  • Chuck LintonNominee757 / 100.00%
Sources: MD SBE

House of Delegates — District 44B (2 seats)

Covers Woodlawn, Windsor Mill, Randallstown area.

Incumbent: Aletheia McCaskill (D) and Sheila Ruth (D).

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  • DemAletheia McCaskillNominee

    incumbent

  • DemSheila RuthNominee

    incumbent

  • RepDomonic MartinNominee
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Democratic (4)

  • Bishop Barry Chapman4,016 / 18.69%
  • Aletheia McCaskillNominee8,105 / 37.73%

    incumbent

  • Sheila RuthNominee7,852 / 36.55%

    incumbent

  • Sherry Scipio1,511 / 7.03%

Republican

  • Domonic MartinNominee904 / 100.00%
Sources: MD SBE

Baltimore County

County Executive

Incumbent: OPEN SEAT. Appointed incumbent Kathy Klausmeier (D), selected by County Council in January 2025 after Johnny Olszewski won MD-02, has pledged NOT to run in 2026 to avoid incumbency advantage for an unelected occupant.

Term: 4-year term; term-limited to two terms.

At stake: Top executive in a county of ~850,000 residents with a ~$4.7B annual budget. Both primaries were contested; the Democratic primary was the marquee race given county partisan lean, and three sitting council members (Jones, Patoka, Young) gave up their seats to run.

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  • DemJulian JonesNominee

    campaign site ↗ · Sitting County Council member (old D4, Woodstock)

  • RepPatrick V. DyerNominee

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  • Unaff.Rob DanielsGeneral only

    Declaration of Intent — petition filing 02/23/2026

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Democratic (5)

Republican (2)

County Council — first election under the 9-district expansion

Incumbent: 7-member council expanded to 9 seats by voter-approved charter amendment in 2024 (implemented via Bill 55-25). All 9 seats up in 2026; districts renumbered. Three sitting members (Jones, Patoka, Young) left for Executive; Kach and Crandell are retiring; two new districts created by expansion.

Term: 4-year term.

County Council — District 1

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  • DemPaul DongarraNominee
  • RepRheagan KindleNominee

    Designated by Republican Central Committee

  • Unaff.Joseph D. "Joe" HooeGeneral only
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Democratic (3)

  • Paul DongarraNominee5,136 / 55.64%
  • Mandy Remmell3,668 / 39.74%
  • N. Westcott, V426 / 4.62%

Republican

  • Rheagan KindleNominee1,754 / 100.00%

    Designated by Republican Central Committee

Sources: MD SBE

County Council — District 2

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  • DemRuben AmayaNominee
  • RepJames AmosNominee

    Designated by Republican Central Committee

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Democratic (4)

  • Ruben AmayaNominee3,577 / 32.57%
  • Tammy Soulama824 / 7.50%
  • Danita Tolson3,031 / 27.60%
  • Lawrence Williams3,549 / 32.32%

Republican

  • James AmosNominee938 / 100.00%

    Designated by Republican Central Committee

Sources: MD SBE

County Council — District 3

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  • DemMakeda ScottNominee
  • RepChike AnyanwuNominee

    Designated by Republican Central Committee

  • Unaff.Cory ShafferGeneral only
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Democratic (5)

  • Mark Brewster2,631 / 22.14%
  • Linda Dorsey-Walker2,562 / 21.56%
  • Regg J. Hatcher, Jr.1,713 / 14.42%
  • Tyrod Haynes636 / 5.35%
  • Makeda ScottNominee4,339 / 36.52%

Republican

  • Chike AnyanwuNominee715 / 100.00%

    Designated by Republican Central Committee

Sources: MD SBE

County Council — District 4

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  • DemKarson B. KamenetzNominee
  • RepGary SchumanNominee
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Democratic (2)

  • Aaron J. Barnett5,676 / 36.31%
  • Karson B. KamenetzNominee9,954 / 63.69%

Republican

  • Gary SchumanNominee1,062 / 100.00%
Sources: MD SBE

County Council — District 5

Incumbent: Wade Kach (R) retiring. State Del. Nino Mangione (R) leaving his House 42A seat to run.

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Republican (2)

County Council — District 6

Incumbent: Mike Ertel (D), seeking re-election.

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  • DemMichael "Mike" P. ErtelNominee

    incumbent

  • RepChristine L. VondersmithNominee
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Democratic

  • Michael "Mike" P. ErtelNominee8,473 / 100.00%

    incumbent

Republican

  • Christine L. VondersmithNominee1,711 / 100.00%
Sources: MD SBE

County Council — District 7

Incumbent: David Marks (R), seeking re-election; Kingsville Republican who drew intra-party criticism for an ICE-detention vote.

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  • DemCaridad "Cari" SantiagoNominee
  • RepDavid MarksNominee

    incumbent

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Democratic

  • Caridad "Cari" SantiagoNominee6,551 / 100.00%

Republican

  • David MarksNominee4,940 / 100.00%

    incumbent

Sources: MD SBE

County Council — District 8

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  • DemSharonda Dillard-HuffmanNominee
  • RepJosh SinesNominee
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Democratic (3)

  • Jack Carmody951 / 19.80%
  • Crystal Cody1,693 / 35.24%
  • Sharonda Dillard-HuffmanNominee2,160 / 44.96%

Republican

  • Josh SinesNominee3,514 / 100.00%
Note: Philip DePalo (R) withdrew 02/19/2026 — not on the primary ballot.
Sources: MD SBE

County Council — District 9

Incumbent: Todd Crandell (R) retiring.

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  • DemArkia A. WadeNominee
  • RepTim FazenbakerNominee
  • Unaff.A. Scott PappasGeneral only
  • Unaff.Donna Eve Radtke SekoraGeneral only
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Democratic (4)

  • William Barrios629 / 13.50%
  • Ed Crizer864 / 18.54%
  • Mark E. McCluskey1,563 / 33.54%
  • Arkia A. WadeNominee1,604 / 34.42%

Republican (4)

  • Tim FazenbakerNominee1,539 / 39.89%
  • Russ "No Tax" Mirabile848 / 21.98%
  • Jake J. Mohorovic, III483 / 12.52%
  • J. D. Urbach988 / 25.61%

Sheriff

Incumbent: OPEN SEAT. R. Jay Fisher (D), sheriff since 2002, did NOT file for re-election.

Term: 4-year term.

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Republican

State's Attorney

Incumbent: Scott Shellenberger (D), in office since 2007; prior deputy state’s attorney from 1983.

Term: 4-year term.

At stake: No Republican filed, so the June primary effectively decided the race; Sarah R. David is the certified Democratic nominee.

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Republican

No republican primary reported.

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Incumbent: Julie Ensor (D).

Term: 4-year term.

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November 3 general election matchup

  • DemJulie EnsorNominee

    incumbent

  • RepChristina MulliganNominee
Full primary results

Democratic

  • Julie EnsorNominee73,412 / 100.00%

    incumbent

Republican

  • Christina MulliganNominee21,184 / 100.00%
Sources: MD SBE

Register of Wills

Incumbent: Alexis Burrell-Rohde (D).

Term: 4-year term. Manages probate/estate filings.

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November 3 general election matchup

  • DemAlexis Burrell-RohdeNominee

    incumbent

  • RepNicole SchroederNominee
Full primary results

Democratic

  • Alexis Burrell-RohdeNominee72,001 / 100.00%

    incumbent

Republican

  • Nicole SchroederNominee21,444 / 100.00%
Sources: MD SBE

Judge of the Orphans' Court (3 seats)

Incumbent: Baltimore County has a separately elected Orphans’ Court (unlike Harford and Montgomery, where Circuit Court judges sit).

Term: 4-year term.

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  • DemMichelle Arvin-GreerNominee
  • DemAndrew G. BaileyNominee
  • DemJuliet FisherNominee
Full primary results

Democratic (3)

  • Michelle Arvin-GreerNominee66,016 / 34.04%
  • Andrew G. BaileyNominee62,598 / 32.28%
  • Juliet FisherNominee65,336 / 33.69%

Republican

No republican primary reported.

Note: Arthur M. Frank (D) withdrew 02/26/2026 and is not on the primary ballot. No Republican filed.
Sources: MD SBE

Circuit Court Judges

Board of Education

Incumbent: Baltimore County elects Board of Education members by councilmanic district under the pre-2026 7-district map used for this election. Nonpartisan; no party primary.

Term: 4-year term, staggered.

Also on ballot

  • Nonpart.Candice Logan-WashingtonDistrict 1
  • Nonpart.Lisa A. MackDistrict 1
  • Nonpart.Jane E. LichterDistrict 2
  • Nonpart.Maggie Litz DomanowskiDistrict 3
  • Nonpart.Kelli Slattery McClellandDistrict 3
  • Nonpart.Brenda Hatcher-SavoyDistrict 4
  • Nonpart.Julie C. HennDistrict 5
  • Nonpart.Darren M. BadilloDistrict 6
  • Nonpart.Christina PumphreyDistrict 6
  • Nonpart.Rod McMillionDistrict 7
  • Nonpart.Stacy L. McNishDistrict 7

Democratic & Republican Central Committees

Incumbent: Both parties elect central committee members at the primary. The Baltimore County Democratic Central Committee is elected countywide (roughly 46 candidates filed); the Republican Central Committee is elected by councilmanic district (2–5 candidates per district).

Note: Central committee results are available from SBE; the full party-office slates are not reproduced here.

Ballot Questions

Three statewide constitutional amendments on the November ballot. No Baltimore County-specific ballot questions confirmed — check with the Baltimore County Board of Elections closer to the election.

Commission on Judicial Disabilities Vacancies Amendment

SB 933

Clarifies how vacancies on the commission that oversees judicial misconduct cases get filled when a member recuses, is disqualified, or their term expires.

Plainly: Would allow the commission chair to appoint former members — or the governor to appoint substitutes — to keep the commission functioning when members can’t serve. Passed unanimously in both chambers.

State Employee Collective Bargaining Amendment

SB 28 / HB 604

Would require the governor's budget to include funding for wages, hours, benefits, and terms in any memorandum of understanding (MOU) covering state employees.

Plainly: Once the state negotiates a union contract, the governor must fund it in the budget.

Eminent Domain for Transportation Amendment

SB 947 / HB 1081

Would authorize the legislature to pass laws allowing the State Roads Commission or MTA to acquire property needed for highway or transit projects.

Plainly: Expands state authority to take private property (with compensation) specifically for roads and transit.

Sources & Notes

Certified primary results come from Maryland State Board of Elections race and county result pages. Candidate and office notes are compiled from public election sources and campaign materials.

Scope: this guide is Baltimore County, not Baltimore City. Baltimore City is an independent jurisdiction with its own ballot, its own mayor and council, and its own Board of Elections.

Authoritative source: Maryland State Board of Elections 2026 candidate portal. If anything here conflicts with the state board’s official records, trust the state board.

County Council expansion (7 → 9). This is the first election under the new nine-district councilmanic map, implemented via Bill 55-25 after voters approved the charter amendment in 2024. Districts have been renumbered; several are effectively open seats because of retirements, the expansion itself, and sitting members leaving to run for County Executive.

Federal and legislative districts are included for districts that include Baltimore County voters; result panels use districtwide totals. MD-01 and MD-07 cover smaller portions of the county; most Baltimore County voters are in MD-02.

Board of Education candidates are listed by councilmanic district using the pre-2026 seven-district map for this election. Nonpartisan race — no party primary.

Central committees are listed as source links rather than full candidate tables because the slates are long party-office elections.

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