Who is on the ballot in Maryland on November 3, 2026?
For the November 3, 2026 general election. From the Maryland State Board of Elections candidate list, checked October 6, 2026.
This page lists every candidate the Maryland State Board of Elections lists as active for Governor and Lieutenant Governor, Comptroller, Attorney General, the U.S. House, the State Senate and the House of Delegates: 320 candidates in 129 races. Within each race, candidates are in alphabetical order by last name. Maryland elects no U.S. Senator in 2026.
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Statewide offices
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
- Dan Cox and Rob Krop (Republican)
- Andy Ellis and Owen Silverman Andrews (Green)
- Wes Moore and Aruna Miller (Democratic)
- Cathy White and Cathy Permut (Working Class Party)
Comptroller
- Sonya Dunn (Republican)
- Brooke Elizabeth Lierman (Democratic)
Attorney General
- Anthony G. Brown (Democratic)
- James B. Rutledge, III (Republican)
U.S. House of Representatives
All 8 Maryland congressional districts elect a representative.
1st Congressional District
- Andy Harris (Republican)
- Dan Schwartz (Democratic)
2nd Congressional District
- John Johnny O Olszewski, Jr. (Democratic)
- Dave Wallace (Republican)
3rd Congressional District
- Sarah Elfreth (Democratic)
- Berney Flowers (Republican)
4th Congressional District
- Sam Husseini (Green)
- Glenn F. Ivey (Democratic)
- George E. McDermott (Republican)
5th Congressional District
- Adrian Boafo (Democratic)
- Chris Chaffee (Republican)
6th Congressional District
- Robin Ficker (Republican)
- Moshe Y. Landman (Green)
- April McClain Delaney (Democratic)
7th Congressional District
- Scott M. Collier (Republican)
- Kweisi Mfume (Democratic)
8th Congressional District
- Jamie Raskin (Democratic)
- Cheryl Riley (Republican)
- Nancy Wallace (Green)
Maryland State Senate
All 47 legislative districts elect a State Senator.
Legislative District 1
- Ashley Emerick (Democratic)
- Mike McKay (Republican)
Legislative District 2
- Paul D. Corderman (Republican)
- Eric Martin Van Buren (Democratic)
Legislative District 3
- Shelley Aloi (Republican)
- Karen Lewis Young (Democratic)
Legislative District 4
- William Bill Folden (Republican)
- Lara Westdorp (Democratic)
Legislative District 5
- Gary Foote (Democratic)
- Justin Ready (Republican)
Legislative District 6
- Justin Holliday (Democratic)
- Johnny Ray Salling (Republican)
Legislative District 7
- Bill Geibler (Democratic)
- J. B. Jennings (Republican)
Legislative District 8
- Yahu Blackwell (Republican)
- Carl Jackson (Democratic)
Legislative District 9
- Katie Fry Hester (Democratic)
- Ben Hightower (Republican)
Legislative District 10
- Ben Brooks (Democratic)
Legislative District 11
- Shelly L. Hettleman (Democratic)
- Jim Simpson (Republican)
Legislative District 12
- Clarence Lam (Democratic)
Legislative District 13
- Guy Guzzone (Democratic)
Legislative District 14
- Craig J. Zucker (Democratic)
Legislative District 15
- Brian J. Feldman (Democratic)
Legislative District 16
- Sara N. Love (Democratic)
Legislative District 17
- Cheryl C. Kagan (Democratic)
- Helene Meister (Republican)
Legislative District 18
- Jeff Waldstreicher (Democratic)
Legislative District 19
- Ben Kramer (Democratic)
Legislative District 20
- Will Smith (Democratic)
Legislative District 21
- Lee Havis (Republican)
- Jim Rosapepe (Democratic)
Legislative District 22
- Alonzo T. Washington (Democratic)
- Jim Wass (Republican)
Legislative District 23
- James A. T. Amah (Republican)
- Ron Watson (Democratic)
Legislative District 24
- Tiffany Alston (Democratic)
Legislative District 25
- Nick Charles (Democratic)
Legislative District 26
- C. Anthony Muse (Democratic)
Legislative District 27
- Kevin M. Harris (Democratic)
- Al Larsen (Republican)
Legislative District 28
- C. T. Wilson (Democratic)
Legislative District 29
- Jack Bailey (Republican)
- Chuck Borges (Democratic)
Legislative District 30
- Jessica Haire (Republican)
- Shaneka T. Henson (Democratic)
Legislative District 31
- Nicholaus Kipke (Republican)
- Brent Mulrooney (Democratic)
Legislative District 32
- Mark S. Chang (Democratic)
- Justin Gallucci (Republican)
Legislative District 33
- Dawn D. Gile (Democratic)
- Amy Leahy (Republican)
Legislative District 34
- Raj Goel (Republican)
- Mary-Dulany James (Democratic)
Legislative District 35
- Jason C. Gallion (Republican)
- Neil Jennings (Democratic)
Legislative District 36
- Steve Hershey (Republican)
- Nivek Johnson (Democratic)
Legislative District 37
- Katie G. Clendaniel (Democratic)
- Johnny Mautz (Republican)
Legislative District 38
- Mary Beth Carozza (Republican)
- Lino V. Cressotti (Democratic)
Legislative District 39
- Amar Mukunda (Democratic)
Legislative District 40
- Antonio Hayes (Democratic)
- Alan Rebar (Working Class Party)
Legislative District 41
- Malcolm P. Ruff (Democratic)
Legislative District 42
- Kevin Ford (Republican)
- Stephanie Popescu (Democratic)
Legislative District 43
- Mary Washington (Democratic)
Legislative District 44
- Charles E. Sydnor, III (Democratic)
Legislative District 45
- Cory V. McCray (Democratic)
Legislative District 46
- Emmanuel Digman (Republican)
- Bill Ferguson (Democratic)
Legislative District 47
- Malcolm Augustine (Democratic)
Maryland House of Delegates
The list has candidates in 71 House of Delegates districts. Some districts elect one delegate and others two or three, so a race can list several candidates from one party.
Legislative District 1A
- Dan Duggan (Republican)
- Jason M. Jobe (Democratic)
Legislative District 1B
- Rhiannon C. Brown (Democratic)
- Jason C. Buckel (Republican)
Legislative District 1C
- Terry Baker (Republican)
- Seth Funk (Democratic)
Legislative District 2A
- John D. Leonard (Democratic)
- Brandon Thompson (Democratic)
- William Valentine (Republican)
- William J. Wivell (Republican)
Legislative District 2B
- Matthew J. Schindler (Democratic)
- Brenda J. Thiam (Republican)
Legislative District 3
- Kris Fair (Democratic)
- Ken Kerr (Democratic)
- Angela McIntosh (Republican)
- Karen Simpson (Democratic)
Legislative District 4
- Jerry Donald (Democratic)
- Andrew Duck (Democratic)
- Jason E. Keckler (Republican)
- April Fleming Miller (Republican)
- Jesse T. Pippy (Republican)
- Alleria Stanley (Democratic)
Legislative District 5
- Dayana Bergman (Democratic)
- April R. Rose (Republican)
- Alison Rudolph (Democratic)
- Chris Tomlinson (Republican)
- Courtney Alexa Welch (Democratic)
- Steve Whisler (Republican)
Legislative District 6
- Robin L. Grammer (Republican)
- Artus W. Huffman (Democratic)
- Bob Long (Republican)
- Ric Metzgar (Republican)
- Megan Ann Mioduszewski (Democratic)
- Rayneika Robinson (Democratic)
Legislative District 7A
- Ly Xinzhen Brown (Democratic)
- Satish Chapagain (Democratic)
- Ryan Nawrocki (Republican)
- Kathy Szeliga (Republican)
Legislative District 7B
- Lauren Arikan (Republican)
- Candace Hart (Democratic)
Legislative District 8
- Nick Allen (Democratic)
- Harry Bhandari (Democratic)
- Brian A. Campbell (Republican)
- Glen Geelhaar (Republican)
- Steven J. Riemer (Republican)
- Kim L. Ross (Democratic)
Legislative District 9A
- Fitzgerald Mofor (Republican)
- Saif Rehman (Unaffiliated)
- Spencer Rhoda (Republican)
- Chao Wu (Democratic)
- Natalie Ziegler (Democratic)
Legislative District 9B
- Courtney Watson (Democratic)
Legislative District 10
- Robin Harvey (Democratic)
- N. Scott Phillips (Democratic)
- Jennifer White Holland (Democratic)
Legislative District 11A
- Cheryl E. Pasteur (Democratic)
Legislative District 11B
- Jon S. Cardin (Democratic)
- John C. Gordon (Republican)
- Dana Stein (Democratic)
Legislative District 12A
- Jessica Feldmark (Democratic)
- Frank Glover (Republican)
- Terri Hill (Democratic)
Legislative District 12B
- Blair L. Brannock (Republican)
- Gary Simmons (Democratic)
Legislative District 13
- Amy Brooks (Democratic)
- Mark Fisher (Republican)
- Pam Lanman Guzzone (Democratic)
- Gabriel Maximilian Moreno (Democratic)
Legislative District 14
- Anne R. Kaiser (Democratic)
- Bernice Mireku-North (Democratic)
- Matt Post (Democratic)
Legislative District 15
- Peter Chan (Republican)
- Linda Foley (Democratic)
- David V. Fraser-Hidalgo (Democratic)
- Lily Qi (Democratic)
Legislative District 16
- Ann Guthrie Hingston (Republican)
- Marc Korman (Democratic)
- Bob White (Working Class Party)
- Sarah Wolek (Democratic)
- Teresa Saavedra Woorman (Democratic)
Legislative District 17
- Julie Palakovich Carr (Democratic)
- Ryan Spiegel (Democratic)
- Joe Vogel (Democratic)
Legislative District 18
- Aaron M. Kaufman (Democratic)
- Emily Shetty (Democratic)
- Jared Solomon (Democratic)
Legislative District 19
- Charlotte Crutchfield (Democratic)
- Vaughn Stewart (Democratic)
- Christa Tichy (Democratic)
Legislative District 20
- Lorig Charkoudian (Democratic)
- David Moon (Democratic)
- Jheanelle K. Wilkins (Democratic)
Legislative District 21
- Ben Barnes (Democratic)
- Mary A. Lehman (Democratic)
- Joseline A. Peña-Melnyk (Democratic)
Legislative District 22
- Tracy Gant (Democratic)
- Ashanti Martinez (Democratic)
- Molly McKee-Seabrook (Democratic)
Legislative District 23
- Marvin E. Holmes, Jr. (Democratic)
- Keenon James (Democratic)
- Michael Riker (Republican)
- Kimberly Simmons Robinson (Republican)
- Kym Taylor (Democratic)
Legislative District 24
- Derrick L. Coley (Democratic)
- Andrea Fletcher Harrison (Democratic)
- LaTasha R. Ward (Democratic)
Legislative District 25
- Kent Roberson (Democratic)
- Denise Roberts (Democratic)
- Karen Toles (Democratic)
Legislative District 26
- JoAnn Y. Fisher (Republican)
- Ike Puzon (Republican)
- Veronica Turner (Democratic)
- Kriselda Valderrama (Democratic)
- Jamila J. Woods (Democratic)
Legislative District 27A
- Jim Crawford (Republican)
- Darrell C. Odom, Sr. (Democratic)
Legislative District 27B
- Jeffrie E. Long, Jr. (Democratic)
- Dan L. Thomas (Republican)
Legislative District 27C
- Jennifer M. Davidson (Democratic)
- Mark N. Fisher (Republican)
Legislative District 28
- Abena Affum-McAllister (Democratic)
- James Emerson Ashburn (Republican)
- Winfield W. Clark, Jr. (Republican)
- Debra Davis (Democratic)
- Edith J. Patterson (Democratic)
Legislative District 29A
- Jennifer Lynn Clancy (Democratic)
- Matt Morgan (Republican)
Legislative District 29B
- BJ Hall (Republican)
- Adrianne M. Mathis (Democratic)
Legislative District 29C
- Todd B. Morgan (Republican)
- Shaara Watts (Democratic)
Legislative District 30A
- Dylan Behler (Democratic)
- Dana Jones (Democratic)
Legislative District 30B
- Seth Howard (Republican)
- Matt Johnston (Democratic)
Legislative District 31
- Joan Barone Cole (Democratic)
- Heidi Buchanan Schmidt (Democratic)
- LaToya Marie Caldwell-Nkongolo (Republican)
- Brian A. Chisholm (Republican)
- Mike Jacobs (Republican)
- Ryan Kelly Shaban (Democratic)
Legislative District 32
- J. Sandy Bartlett (Democratic)
- Spencer F. Dixon (Democratic)
- Colin McEvers (Republican)
- Mary Phelps (Republican)
- Mike Rogers (Democratic)
- Marcus Damon Snipes, Jr. (Republican)
Legislative District 33A
- Andrew C. Pruski (Democratic)
Legislative District 33B
- Chuck Cook (Democratic)
- Stuart M. Schmidt, Jr. (Republican)
Legislative District 33C
- Heather A. Bagnall (Democratic)
- Kristin M. Norris (Republican)
Legislative District 34A
- Elliott Joseph Herneker (Republican)
- Steve Johnson (Democratic)
- Andre V. Johnson, Jr. (Democratic)
Legislative District 34B
- Anthony Lyon (Democratic)
- Jake Taylor (Republican)
Legislative District 35A
- Gregory V. Anderson (Democratic)
- Michael A. Eckels, Jr. (Democratic)
- Mike Griffith (Republican)
- Teresa Reilly (Republican)
Legislative District 35B
- Derek J. Howell (Republican)
- Blessing T. Oluwadare (Democratic)
Legislative District 36
- Steve Arentz (Republican)
- Nevin Crouse (Democratic)
- Jeff Ghrist (Republican)
- Jay A. Jacobs (Republican)
- Michelle Ravert (Democratic)
- Crystal Woodward (Democratic)
Legislative District 37A
- Sheree Sample-Hughes (Democratic)
Legislative District 37B
- Chris Adams (Republican)
- Edmund J. Barrett (Democratic)
- Tom Hutchinson (Republican)
- Michele W. Johnson (Democratic)
Legislative District 38A
- Shelley Johnson (Democratic)
- C. L. Marshall, III (Republican)
Legislative District 38B
- Barry S. Beauchamp (Republican)
- Josh Hastings (Democratic)
Legislative District 38C
- Wayne A. Hartman (Republican)
Legislative District 39
- Gabriel Acevero (Democratic)
- Lesley J. Lopez (Democratic)
- Greg Wims (Democratic)
Legislative District 40
- Marlon D. Amprey (Democratic)
- Tiffany Welch (Democratic)
- Melissa Wells (Democratic)
Legislative District 41
- S. I. Sandy Rosenberg (Democratic)
- Sean A. Stinnett (Democratic)
- Ryan Turner (Democratic)
Legislative District 42A
- Jyoti Mohan (Democratic)
- Charles Edward Murphy, III (Republican)
Legislative District 42B
- Michele Guyton (Democratic)
- Jeffry K. McDonald (Republican)
Legislative District 42C
- Corynne Courpas (Democratic)
- Steve Patten (Republican)
Legislative District 43A
- Regina T. Boyce (Democratic)
- Elizabeth Embry (Democratic)
Legislative District 43B
- Cathi Forbes (Democratic)
Legislative District 44A
- Eric Ebersole (Democratic)
- Chuck Linton (Republican)
Legislative District 44B
- Domonic Martin (Republican)
- Aletheia McCaskill (Democratic)
- Sheila Ruth (Democratic)
Legislative District 45
- Jackie Addison (Democratic)
- Chanel A. Branch (Democratic)
- Renaud De'Aundre Brown (Green)
- Caylin Young (Democratic)
Legislative District 46
- Jeremy L. Amason (Republican)
- Luke Clippinger (Democratic)
- Mark Edelson (Democratic)
- Robbyn Lewis (Democratic)
Legislative District 47A
- Diana M. Fennell (Democratic)
- Robert Julian Ivey (Democratic)
- Fred M. Price, Jr. (Republican)
Legislative District 47B
- Deni Taveras (Democratic)
Judges, county offices and local questions
These are not listed on this page. Circuit court judges, and the appellate judges who face a yes-or-no retention vote, are on the State Board's candidate list. County offices and ballot questions come from your local board of elections. Your own sample ballot is in the State Board's voter lookup. For anything else:
- Every county: the State Board's list of local boards of elections
How this list is made
- The source is the State Candidates List of the Maryland State Board of Elections for the November 3, 2026 general election, downloaded on October 6, 2026.
- Only candidates the Board lists as active are shown. Candidates it lists as withdrawn, declined or short of signatures are left out.
- Write-in candidates are left out, because their names are not printed on the ballot.
- Governor and Lieutenant Governor run together, so each pair is one line, with the candidate for Governor first.
- Party names are the Board's. Every candidate is shown the same way: a name and a party, with no photos, endorsements or ratings.
- The list can change if a candidate withdraws or is replaced. The Board's own list is the final word.
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