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Who Represents You · Harford County, MD

Current federal, state, and county officeholders serving Harford County residents as of April 2026.

Last updated · Apr 22, 2026
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Federal

President / Vice President

The President is head of state, head of government, and commander-in-chief. The Vice President is first in the presidential line of succession and serves as president of the U.S. Senate. Both are elected to four-year terms under Article II of the U.S. Constitution.

Current officeholder

  • RepDonald J. Trump / JD Vance
Term:
2025–2029
Official site:
whitehouse.gov ↗
Next election:
2028

Office contact

  • Comment line: (202) 456-1111
  • Switchboard: (202) 456-1414
  • Mail: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20500
  • Contact form: whitehouse.gov/contact

U.S. Senator — Maryland (Class III)

Elected statewide.

U.S. Senators represent their state in the upper chamber of Congress. They vote on federal legislation, confirm presidential appointments, ratify treaties, and conduct oversight of the executive branch. Each state elects two senators to staggered six-year terms under Article I of the U.S. Constitution.

Current officeholder

  • DemChris Van Hollen
Term:
2023–2029 (third six-year term)
Next election:
2028

Office contact

  • DC office: 730 Hart Senate Office Building, Washington, DC 20510 · (202) 224-4654
  • Baltimore office: 1040 Park Avenue, Suite 120, Baltimore, MD 21201 · (667) 212-4610
  • Other MD offices: Rockville, Largo, Annapolis, Hagerstown, Cambridge (see site)
  • Contact form: vanhollen.senate.gov/contact

Committee assignments

  • Appropriations (Ranking Member, CJS subcommittee)
  • Foreign Relations (Ranking Member, State Dept./USAID subcommittee)
  • Banking, Housing & Urban Affairs
  • Budget

U.S. Senator — Maryland (Class I)

Elected statewide.

U.S. Senators represent their state in the upper chamber of Congress. They vote on federal legislation, confirm presidential appointments, ratify treaties, and conduct oversight of the executive branch. Each state elects two senators to staggered six-year terms under Article I of the U.S. Constitution.

Current officeholder

  • DemAngela Alsobrooks
Term:
2025–2031 (first term)
Next election:
2030

Office contact

  • DC office: SR-374 Russell Senate Office Building, Washington, DC 20510 · (202) 224-4524
  • Baltimore office: 100 South Charles Street, Suite 1710, Baltimore, MD 21201 · (410) 962-4436
  • Other MD offices: Bowie, Easton, Rockville, Frederick (see site)
  • Contact form: alsobrooks.senate.gov/contact

Committee assignments

  • Environment and Public Works
  • Banking, Housing & Urban Affairs
  • Health, Education, Labor and Pensions
  • Special Committee on Aging

U.S. Representative — Maryland's 1st Congressional District

MD-01 covers all of Harford County, all of the Eastern Shore, and portions of Baltimore and Carroll counties.

U.S. Representatives serve in the lower chamber of Congress. They vote on federal legislation, originate revenue bills, and conduct oversight of the executive branch. Each House member represents a single congressional district and serves a two-year term under Article I of the U.S. Constitution.

Current officeholder

  • RepAndy Harris
Term:
Jan 2025 – Jan 2027 (eighth consecutive term; first elected 2010)
Official site:
harris.house.gov ↗
Next election:
2026

Office contact

  • DC office: 1536 Longworth House Office Building, Washington, DC 20515 · (202) 225-5311
  • Bel Air district office: 15 E. Churchville Road, Suite 102B, Bel Air, MD 21014 · (410) 588-5670 (by appointment)
  • Other district offices: Salisbury and Cambridge (see site)
  • Contact form: harris.house.gov/contact

Committee assignments

  • House Appropriations Committee (chair, Agriculture/Rural Development/FDA subcommittee)
  • Homeland Security subcommittee
  • Labor-HHS-Education subcommittee
  • Chair, House Freedom Caucus (2024– )

State — Statewide

Governor / Lieutenant Governor

Elected statewide on a single ticket.

The Governor is the chief executive of Maryland, responsible for administering state agencies, submitting the state budget, appointing judges and officers subject to Senate confirmation, and signing or vetoing legislation. The Lieutenant Governor performs duties assigned by the Governor and is first in the line of succession. Both are elected together on a single ticket to a four-year term under Article II of the Maryland Constitution.

Current officeholder

  • DemWes Moore / Aruna Miller
Term:
Jan 2023 – Jan 2027 (first term)
Next election:
2026

Office contact

Attorney General

Elected statewide.

The Attorney General is the chief legal officer of the state. The office advises and represents the Governor, General Assembly, and state agencies; prosecutes certain categories of cases; defends state laws and officials in court; and enforces consumer-protection, antitrust, and securities laws. Elected statewide to a four-year term under Article V of the Maryland Constitution.

Current officeholder

  • DemAnthony G. Brown
Term:
Jan 2023 – Jan 2027 (first term)
Next election:
2026

Office contact

Comptroller

Elected statewide.

The Comptroller is the chief fiscal officer of the state, responsible for collecting state taxes, administering state payroll, auditing state accounts, and enforcing tax compliance. The Comptroller sits on the three-member Board of Public Works. Elected statewide to a four-year term under Article VI of the Maryland Constitution.

Current officeholder

  • DemBrooke E. Lierman
Term:
Jan 2023 – Jan 2027 (first term)
Next election:
2026

Office contact

  • Office: Goldstein Treasury Building, 80 Calvert Street, Annapolis, MD 21404
  • Phone: (410) 260-7801
  • Email: brooke@marylandtaxes.gov

State — Harford Districts

Harford County is split among State Senate/Delegate Districts 7 (shared with Baltimore County), 34 (entirely in Harford), and 35 (shared with Cecil County). General Assembly seats run on the gubernatorial cycle; all are up in 2026.

State Senate — District 7

Spans the Baltimore–Harford border, including northwestern Harford precincts.

State Senators serve in the upper chamber of the Maryland General Assembly. They introduce and vote on state legislation, confirm gubernatorial appointments, approve the state budget, and conduct legislative oversight. Each senator represents roughly 122,000 residents and serves a four-year term under Article III of the Maryland Constitution.

Current officeholder

  • RepJ. B. (John Benson) Jennings
Term:
Jan 2023 – Jan 2027 (fourth term)
Next election:
2026

Office contact

  • Annapolis office: 323 James Senate Office Building, 11 Bladen Street, Annapolis, MD 21401 · (410) 841-3706
  • District office: 141 N. Main Street, Suite K, Bel Air, MD 21014 · (410) 870-5848
  • Email: jb.jennings@senate.maryland.gov

Committee assignments

  • Budget and Taxation Committee
  • Rules Committee

State Senate — District 34

Southern Harford — Aberdeen, Edgewood, Havre de Grace, Bel Air, Constant Friendship.

State Senators serve in the upper chamber of the Maryland General Assembly. They introduce and vote on state legislation, confirm gubernatorial appointments, approve the state budget, and conduct legislative oversight. Each senator represents roughly 122,000 residents and serves a four-year term under Article III of the Maryland Constitution.

Current officeholder

  • DemMary-Dulany James
Term:
Jan 2023 – Jan 2027 (first Senate term; previously in the House 1998–2015)
Next election:
2026

Office contact

Committee assignments

  • Judicial Proceedings Committee
  • Executive Nominations Committee

State Senate — District 35

Northern Harford (Churchville, Pylesville, Darlington, Jarrettsville, Hickory) and all of Cecil County.

State Senators serve in the upper chamber of the Maryland General Assembly. They introduce and vote on state legislation, confirm gubernatorial appointments, approve the state budget, and conduct legislative oversight. Each senator represents roughly 122,000 residents and serves a four-year term under Article III of the Maryland Constitution.

Current officeholder

  • RepJason C. Gallion
Term:
Jan 2023 – Jan 2027 (second term)
Next election:
2026

Office contact

Committee assignments

  • Education, Energy, and the Environment Committee

House of Delegates — District 7A · Del. Kathy Szeliga

Eastern Baltimore County (Kingsville, Bowleys Quarters).

State Delegates serve in the lower chamber of the Maryland General Assembly. They introduce and vote on state legislation, originate most appropriation bills, and conduct legislative oversight. Each delegate represents roughly 40,000 residents; multi-member districts elect up to three delegates at-large. Four-year term under Article III of the Maryland Constitution.

Current officeholder

  • RepKathy Szeliga
Term:
Jan 2023 – Jan 2027 (first elected 2011)
Next election:
2026

Office contact

Committee assignments

  • Health and Government Operations
  • Rules and Executive Nominations

House of Delegates — District 7A · Del. Ryan Nawrocki

Eastern Baltimore County (Kingsville, Bowleys Quarters).

State Delegates serve in the lower chamber of the Maryland General Assembly. They introduce and vote on state legislation, originate most appropriation bills, and conduct legislative oversight. Each delegate represents roughly 40,000 residents; multi-member districts elect up to three delegates at-large. Four-year term under Article III of the Maryland Constitution.

Current officeholder

  • RepRyan Nawrocki
Term:
Jan 2023 – Jan 2027 (first elected 2022)
Next election:
2026

Office contact

Committee assignments

  • Environment and Transportation (Land Use and Ethics subcommittee; Housing and Real Property subcommittee)

House of Delegates — District 7B

Baltimore–Harford border in the Fallston/Jacksonville area.

State Delegates serve in the lower chamber of the Maryland General Assembly. They introduce and vote on state legislation, originate most appropriation bills, and conduct legislative oversight. Each delegate represents roughly 40,000 residents; multi-member districts elect up to three delegates at-large. Four-year term under Article III of the Maryland Constitution.

Current officeholder

  • RepLauren C. Arikan
Term:
Jan 2023 – Jan 2027 (second term)
Next election:
2026

Office contact

Committee assignments

  • Judiciary Committee (Civil Subcommittee; Criminal Subcommittee)

House of Delegates — District 34A · Del. Andre V. Johnson, Jr.

Southern Harford — Aberdeen, Havre de Grace, Edgewood, Route 40 corridor. Two delegates elected at-large.

State Delegates serve in the lower chamber of the Maryland General Assembly. They introduce and vote on state legislation, originate most appropriation bills, and conduct legislative oversight. Each delegate represents roughly 40,000 residents; multi-member districts elect up to three delegates at-large. Four-year term under Article III of the Maryland Constitution.

Current officeholder

  • DemAndre V. Johnson, Jr.
Term:
Jan 2023 – Jan 2027 (first elected 2022)
Next election:
2026

Office contact

Committee assignments

  • Economic Matters (Chair, Unemployment Insurance subcommittee; Business Regulation subcommittee)
  • Joint Committee on Federal Relations

House of Delegates — District 34A · Del. Steve Johnson

Southern Harford — Aberdeen, Havre de Grace, Edgewood, Route 40 corridor. Two delegates elected at-large.

State Delegates serve in the lower chamber of the Maryland General Assembly. They introduce and vote on state legislation, originate most appropriation bills, and conduct legislative oversight. Each delegate represents roughly 40,000 residents; multi-member districts elect up to three delegates at-large. Four-year term under Article III of the Maryland Constitution.

Current officeholder

  • DemSteve Johnson
Term:
Jan 2023 – Jan 2027 (first elected 2018)
Next election:
2026

Office contact

Committee assignments

  • Health and Government Operations (Chair, Pharmaceuticals subcommittee; Insurance subcommittee; Health Facilities subcommittee)

House of Delegates — District 34B

Bel Air, Constant Friendship, and portions of Glenwood.

State Delegates serve in the lower chamber of the Maryland General Assembly. They introduce and vote on state legislation, originate most appropriation bills, and conduct legislative oversight. Each delegate represents roughly 40,000 residents; multi-member districts elect up to three delegates at-large. Four-year term under Article III of the Maryland Constitution.

Current officeholder

  • RepSusan K. McComasNot seeking re-election in 2026 (sixth and final term).
Term:
Jan 2023 – Jan 2027 (first elected 2002)
Next election:
2026 (open seat)

Office contact

  • Annapolis office: 411 Lowe House Office Building, 6 Bladen Street, Annapolis, MD 21401 · (410) 841-3272
  • District office: P.O. Box 1204, Bel Air, MD 21014 · (410) 836-9449
  • Email: susan.mccomas@house.maryland.gov

Committee assignments

  • Judiciary Committee (Civil Law and Procedure subcommittee; Criminal Law and Procedure subcommittee)
  • Joint Committee on Legislative Ethics

House of Delegates — District 35A · Del. Mike Griffith

Central and northern Harford (Churchville, Hickory, Pylesville, Jarrettsville) plus a sliver of southern Cecil County. Two delegates elected at-large.

State Delegates serve in the lower chamber of the Maryland General Assembly. They introduce and vote on state legislation, originate most appropriation bills, and conduct legislative oversight. Each delegate represents roughly 40,000 residents; multi-member districts elect up to three delegates at-large. Four-year term under Article III of the Maryland Constitution.

Current officeholder

  • RepMike Griffith
Term:
Jan 2023 – Jan 2027 (first elected 2022)
Next election:
2026

Office contact

Committee assignments

  • Ways and Means

House of Delegates — District 35A · Del. Teresa E. Reilly

Central and northern Harford (Churchville, Hickory, Pylesville, Jarrettsville) plus a sliver of southern Cecil County. Two delegates elected at-large.

State Delegates serve in the lower chamber of the Maryland General Assembly. They introduce and vote on state legislation, originate most appropriation bills, and conduct legislative oversight. Each delegate represents roughly 40,000 residents; multi-member districts elect up to three delegates at-large. Four-year term under Article III of the Maryland Constitution.

Current officeholder

  • RepTeresa E. Reilly
Term:
Jan 2023 – Jan 2027 (first elected 2014)
Next election:
2026

Office contact

Committee assignments

  • Appropriations
  • Harford County House Delegation (Chair)

House of Delegates — District 35B · Del. Kevin B. Hornberger

Cecil County (Rising Sun, North East).

State Delegates serve in the lower chamber of the Maryland General Assembly. They introduce and vote on state legislation, originate most appropriation bills, and conduct legislative oversight. Each delegate represents roughly 40,000 residents; multi-member districts elect up to three delegates at-large. Four-year term under Article III of the Maryland Constitution.

Current officeholder

  • RepKevin B. Hornberger
Term:
Jan 2023 – Jan 2027 (third term; first elected 2014)
Next election:
2026

Office contact

Committee assignments

  • Ways and Means (education, finance resources, election law, local revenues, early childhood, and racing & gaming subcommittees)
  • Cecil County House Delegation (Chair)
  • Joint Committee on Gaming Oversight
  • Deputy Minority Whip

County — Harford

All Harford County elected officials serve four-year terms on the gubernatorial cycle. All elected seats listed below are up in 2026.

County Executive

Elected countywide.

The County Executive is the chief executive officer of Harford County government. The office administers county departments, appoints department directors (with County Council consent), proposes the annual county budget, and signs or vetoes County Council legislation. Elected countywide to a four-year term under the Harford County Charter, with a two-term limit.

Current officeholder

  • RepRobert G. (Bob) Cassilly
Term:
Dec 5, 2022 – Dec 2026 (first term)
Next election:
2026

Office contact

  • Office: County Office Building, 220 S. Main Street, Bel Air, MD 21014
  • Phone: (410) 638-3350 · Fax (410) 638-1387 · TTY (410) 638-3086
  • Email: countyexecutive@harfordcountymd.gov

County Council President

Elected countywide.

The Council President presides over Council meetings, sets the agenda, represents the Council in intergovernmental matters, and votes as a member. Elected countywide to a four-year term under the Harford County Charter.

Current officeholder

  • RepPatrick S. VincentiRunning for County Executive in 2026 — seat open.
Term:
Dec 2022 – Dec 2026
Next election:
2026 (open seat)

Office contact

Committee assignments

Operates as committee-of-the-whole — members serve on boards and liaison roles rather than standing committees.

County Council — District A

Southernmost Harford — Edgewood, Joppatowne, and portions of Abingdon.

Councilmanic-district members represent their district's residents, enact county legislation, approve the county budget, and serve on county boards and commissions. Elected to a four-year term under the Harford County Charter.

Current officeholder

  • DemNolanda Y. RobertAppointed Jan 7, 2025, replacing Dion F. Guthrie.
Term:
Jan 2025 – Dec 2026
Next election:
2026

Office contact

Committee assignments

Operates as committee-of-the-whole — members serve on boards and liaison roles rather than standing committees.

County Council — District B · Currently contested

Central Bel Air area and surrounding communities.

Councilmanic-district members represent their district's residents, enact county legislation, approve the county budget, and serve on county boards and commissions. Elected to a four-year term under the Harford County Charter.

As of April 2026, the sitting member of Council District B is in dispute.

Aaron Penman (R), elected in 2022, was removed from the seat in February 2025 following a Maryland Supreme Court ethics ruling. Alison Imhoff (R) was appointed to replace him in 2025. On April 14, 2026, the Maryland Appellate Court reinstated Penman, but a Harford County judge had not yet signed the implementing order as of this page’s last update.

See Maryland Matters — Penman appeal coverage for the latest.

Next election:
2026

Office contact

Committee assignments

Operates as committee-of-the-whole — members serve on boards and liaison roles rather than standing committees.

County Council — District C

Greater Bel Air / Forest Hill area.

Councilmanic-district members represent their district's residents, enact county legislation, approve the county budget, and serve on county boards and commissions. Elected to a four-year term under the Harford County Charter.

Current officeholder

  • RepAnthony A. "Tony G" GiangiordanoCouncil Vice-President.
Term:
Dec 2022 – Dec 2026
Next election:
2026

Office contact

Committee assignments

Operates as committee-of-the-whole — members serve on boards and liaison roles rather than standing committees.

County Council — District D

Fallston / Jarrettsville area and western rural Harford.

Councilmanic-district members represent their district's residents, enact county legislation, approve the county budget, and serve on county boards and commissions. Elected to a four-year term under the Harford County Charter.

Current officeholder

  • RepJames J. Reilly
Term:
Dec 2022 – Dec 2026
Next election:
2026

Office contact

  • Phone: (410) 638-3524

Committee assignments

Operates as committee-of-the-whole — members serve on boards and liaison roles rather than standing committees.

County Council — District E

Northern Harford — Pylesville, Whiteford, Darlington.

Councilmanic-district members represent their district's residents, enact county legislation, approve the county budget, and serve on county boards and commissions. Elected to a four-year term under the Harford County Charter.

Current officeholder

  • RepJessica Boyle-Tsottles
Term:
Dec 2022 – Dec 2026
Next election:
2026

Office contact

  • Phone: (410) 638-3522

Committee assignments

Operates as committee-of-the-whole — members serve on boards and liaison roles rather than standing committees.

County Council — District F

Aberdeen, Havre de Grace, and portions of the Route 40 corridor.

Councilmanic-district members represent their district's residents, enact county legislation, approve the county budget, and serve on county boards and commissions. Elected to a four-year term under the Harford County Charter.

Current officeholder

  • DemJacob D. Bennett
Term:
Dec 2022 – Dec 2026
Next election:
2026

Office contact

  • Phone: (410) 638-3526

Committee assignments

Operates as committee-of-the-whole — members serve on boards and liaison roles rather than standing committees.

Sheriff

Elected countywide.

The Sheriff is the chief law-enforcement officer of Harford County. The office provides patrol and investigative services, operates the county detention center, provides court security and service of process, and performs civil-process duties. Elected countywide to a four-year term under Article IV, Section 44 of the Maryland Constitution.

Current officeholder

  • RepJeffrey R. Gahler
Term:
Dec 2022 – Dec 2026 (third term; first elected 2014)
Next election:
2026

Office contact

  • Office: 45 S. Main Street, Bel Air, MD 21014
  • Phone: (410) 838-6600 · Northern Precinct (410) 692-7880 · Southern Precinct (410) 612-1717

State's Attorney

Elected countywide; state prosecutorial role.

The State’s Attorney is the chief criminal prosecutor for the county. The office prosecutes criminal cases on behalf of the State of Maryland in the Circuit and District Courts, advises law enforcement, and conducts grand-jury proceedings. Elected countywide to a four-year term under Article V of the Maryland Constitution.

Current officeholder

  • RepAlison M. Healey
Term:
Jan 2023 – Jan 2027 (first term)
Next election:
2026

Office contact

Register of Wills

Elected countywide; state judicial-branch office.

The Register of Wills appoints personal representatives to administer decedents' estates, oversees probate proceedings, audits personal-representative and guardian accounts, collects inheritance tax and probate fees, and serves as Clerk to the Orphans' Court. Elected countywide to a four-year term under Article IV, Section 41 of the Maryland Constitution.

Current officeholder

  • RepDerek K. Hopkins
Term:
Jan 2023 – Jan 2027 (first term)
Next election:
2026

Office contact

Clerk of the Circuit Court

Elected countywide; state judicial-branch office.

The Clerk of the Circuit Court is the official record-keeper for the Circuit Court. The office maintains the court docket and case files; records land records, marriage licenses, business filings, and financing statements; issues marriage, business, and notary licenses; and collects court-related fees. Elected countywide to a four-year term under Article IV, Section 25 of the Maryland Constitution.

Current officeholder

  • RepMichelle L. Karczeski
Term:
Dec 1, 2022 – Dec 2026 (first term)
Next election:
2026

Office contact

Treasurer

Countywide.

The Treasurer administers the Department of the Treasury, managing county cash receipts and disbursements, county investments, tax billing and collection, debt service, and financial reporting. Appointed under the Harford County Charter based on experience in governmental accounting and financial administration.

Current officeholder

  • Nonpart.Robert F. Sandlass, Jr.Appointed by the County Executive under the Harford County Charter.

Office contact

  • Office: County Office Building, 220 S. Main Street, Bel Air, MD 21014
  • Phone: (410) 638-3314

Orphans' Court

No separate election — Circuit Court judges sit as Orphans' Court in Harford and Montgomery counties. There are no separately elected Orphans' Court judges on the Harford ballot.

Individual Circuit Court judges are not listed here. See the Maryland Judiciary — Harford Circuit Court judges page for the current roster.

Board of Education

The county Board of Education sets school-system policy, approves the operating and capital budgets, hires and oversees the superintendent, negotiates with employee unions, and exercises authority over school construction and facilities under Title 3, Subtitle 6A of the Maryland Education Article.

Structure — 11-member hybrid board

  • Six elected from councilmanic districts A–F (nonpartisan, four-year staggered terms)
  • Three appointed by the County Executive with Council consent (two-year terms)
  • One non-voting ex-officio Superintendent
  • One student member (one-year term)
Official site:
hcps.org/boe ↗
Office:
A.A. Roberty Building, 102 S. Hickory Avenue, Bel Air, MD 21014 · (410) 588-5236
Next election:
2026 (six elected seats — all on the ballot)

Elected members

  • Nonpart.Denise E. Perry · District ATerm ends Dec 7, 2026
  • Nonpart.Wade A. Sewell · District B · Board Vice PresidentTerm ends Dec 2026
  • Nonpart.Dr. Carol L. Mueller · District CTerm ends Dec 2026
  • Nonpart.Melissa L. Hahn · District DTerm ends Dec 2026
  • Nonpart.Carol P. Bruce · District ETerm ends Dec 2026
  • Nonpart.Diane M. Alvarez · District FTerm ends Dec 2026

Appointed members (County Executive appointment, Council-confirmed)

  • Lauren Paige · Board President (appointed, at-large)
  • Liliana Norkaitis · At-large appointed member
  • Third appointed at-large seat — roster not confirmed at time of publication; verify current holder at hcps.org/boe/boardmembers.

Student member: James McVicker III (2025–26 school year)

Ex-officio: Dr. Dyann R. Mack, Interim Superintendent / Secretary-Treasurer

Data caveats

Compiled from public records as of April 22, 2026. Primary sources include the Maryland Manual (MSA), the Maryland General Assembly member directory, individual office websites, and the Harford County Board of Elections. Phone numbers and email addresses were verified against official sources on the date above; verify again before relying on any specific contact detail.

County Council District B occupancy is unstable. The Maryland Appellate Court reinstated Aaron Penman (R) on April 14, 2026. As of publication the seat’s day-to-day occupant depends on a Harford County judge signing the implementing order — the sitting member may be Penman or appointee Alison Imhoff. See the Harford County Council roster for the current status.

Board of Education third appointed seat was not fully confirmed in available sources. The HCPS board page lists Lauren Paige and Liliana Norkaitis among the appointed members; the third appointed seat may be vacant or the roster may be out of date.

County Council committee assignments are not published as a standing-committee structure comparable to the General Assembly. The Council operates as a committee-of-the-whole; members serve on county boards, commissions, and liaison roles rather than standing subject-matter committees.

Delegate committee subcommittee granularity reflects the 2026 session where confirmed; some subcommittee assignments (notably Del. Teresa E. Reilly’s Appropriations subcommittees) were not fully confirmed and are listed at committee level only.

Circuit Court judges are not individually listed on this page. No Harford Circuit Court judge’s term expires in 2026, and Circuit Court judges sit as the Orphans’ Court in Harford County.

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