District 6

U.S. Representative, 2nd Congressional District

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• Dave WallaceRepublican
• John "Johnny O" Olszewski, Jr.Democratic

Governor and Lieutenant Governor

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• Dan CoxRepublican
• Andy EllisGreen
• Cathy WhiteWorking Class Party
• Wes MooreDemocratic

Comptroller

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• Sonya DunnRepublican
• Brooke Elizabeth LiermanDemocratic

Attorney General

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• James B. Rutledge, IIIRepublican
• Anthony G. BrownDemocratic

State Senator, 42nd District

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• Stephanie PopescuDemocratic
• Kevin FordRepublican

House of Delegates, District 42A

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• Jyoti MohanDemocratic
• Charles Edward Murphy, IIIRepublican

Judge of the Circuit Court, Baltimore County · Circuit 3

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• Jan Marshall Alexander
• Sherrie R. Bailey
• Evelyn Lombardo Cusson
• Ralph Sapia
• Thomas R. Tompsett, Jr.

Judge of the Orphans' Court, Baltimore County

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• Andrew G. BaileyDemocratic
• Michelle Arvin-GreerDemocratic
• Juliet FisherDemocratic

Judge, Appellate Court of Maryland (At Large): Dan Friedman

Yes / no retention vote

• Dan Friedman

County Executive, Baltimore County

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• Julian JonesDemocratic
• Patrick V. DyerRepublican

County Council Member, Baltimore County · District 1

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• Paul DongarraDemocratic
• Rheagan KindleRepublican
• Joseph D. "Joe" HooeUnaffiliated

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County Council Member, Baltimore County · District 2

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• Ruben AmayaDemocratic
• James AmosRepublican

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County Council Member, Baltimore County · District 3

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• Makeda ScottDemocratic
• Chike AnyanwuRepublican

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County Council Member, Baltimore County · District 4

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• Karson B. KamenetzDemocratic
• Gary SchumanRepublican

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County Council Member, Baltimore County · District 5

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• Shawn McIntoshDemocratic
• Nino MangioneRepublican
• Cory ShafferUnaffiliated

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County Council Member, Baltimore County · District 6

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• Christine L. VondersmithRepublican
• Michael "Mike" P. ErtelDemocratic

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County Council Member, Baltimore County · District 7

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• Caridad "Cari" SantiagoDemocratic
• David MarksRepublican

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County Council Member, Baltimore County · District 8

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• Sharonda Dillard-HuffmanDemocratic
• Josh SinesRepublican

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County Council Member, Baltimore County · District 9

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• Arkia A. WadeDemocratic
• Tim FazenbakerRepublican
• Donna Eve Radtke SekoraUnaffiliated

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Clerk of the Circuit Court, Baltimore County

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• Christina MulliganRepublican
• Julie EnsorDemocratic

Register of Wills, Baltimore County

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• Nicole SchroederRepublican
• Alexis Burrell-RohdeDemocratic

Sheriff, Baltimore County

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• Clyde E. BoatwrightDemocratic
• Michael F. BurkeRepublican

State's Attorney, Baltimore County

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• Sarah R. DavidDemocratic

Board of Education Member, Baltimore County · District 1

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• Candice Logan-Washington
• Lisa A. Mack

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Board of Education Member, Baltimore County · District 2

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• Jane E. Lichter

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Board of Education Member, Baltimore County · District 3

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• Kelli Slattery McClelland
• Maggie Litz Domanowski

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Board of Education Member, Baltimore County · District 4

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• Brenda Hatcher-Savoy

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Board of Education Member, Baltimore County · District 5

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• Julie C. Henn

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Board of Education Member, Baltimore County · District 6

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• Darren M. Badillo
• Christina Pumphrey

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Board of Education Member, Baltimore County · District 7

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• Stacy L. McNish
• Rod McMillion

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Question 1: State employee labor agreements in the Governor's budget (constitutional amendment)

Providing that each budget submitted by the Governor shall include proposed expenditures necessary to implement wages, hours, fringe benefits, health benefits, and other terms and conditions of employment in each collective bargaining memorandum of understanding with State employees, whether the State and State employees reached those terms and conditions by mutual agreement or through a neutral decider's order. (Amending Article III of the Maryland Constitution)

Question 2: temporary members of the Commission on Judicial Disabilities (constitutional amendment)

Authorizing temporary substitute appointments to the Commission on Judicial Disabilities when a member is recused or disqualified, or when a member's term expires. In these situations, the Commission Chair may recall a former member of the Commission, or the Governor, at the request of the Commission Chair, may appoint a temporary substitute member or extend the term of a current member until a permanent replacement is appointed. Only individuals who meet the constitutional eligibility requirements may be recalled or appointed to the Commission. (Amending Article IV of the Maryland Constitution)

Question 3: state legislative and congressional districts (constitutional amendment)

Pursuant to the Supreme Court Order dated September 3, 2026, in Maryland State Board of Elections, et al. v. Lindsay Wheatley, et al. and Maryland State Board of Elections, et al. v. Michael L. Howell, et al., the language of Constitutional Amendment Question 3 now reads: FOR the purpose of clarifying that certain requirements apply only to districts for the election of members of the Senate of Maryland and the House of Delegates; authorizing the General Assembly to grant original jurisdiction to the Supreme Court of Maryland to review the congressional districting plan of the State; and providing that nothing in the Maryland Constitution provides applicable criteria for the boundaries of a congressional districting plan. (Amending Article III of the Maryland Constitution)

Baltimore County Question A: six council votes to move the Urban-Rural Demarcation Line (charter amendment)

Currently, the Planning Board changes the Urban-Rural Demarcation Line (URDL), which separates urban areas from rural areas in Baltimore County, largely in response to zoning changes or water/sewer designation changes enacted by the County Council. The Baltimore County Charter requires a simple majority of the County Council to approve changes by the Planning Board to the Urban-Rural Demarcation Line (URDL). This amendment to the Baltimore County Charter would require a vote of six (6) of the nine (9) members of the County Council rather than a simple majority of five (5) votes to approve changes to the Urban-Rural Demarcation Line (URDL) recommended by the Planning Board. All other planning and zoning matters would continue to be approved by a simple majority vote of the County Council. This would amend Section 522.1 of the Baltimore County Charter and add Section 1015 to the Baltimore County Charter.

Baltimore County Question B: create a county Department of Agriculture (charter amendment)

This Charter Amendment establishes a Department of Agriculture to promote and support farming and agriculture in Baltimore County as a viable component of the county's economic section, including encouraging local food production and distribution to improve access to food for County residents. This would amend Section 504 of the Baltimore County Charter and add Sections 542.9 and 542.10 to the Baltimore County Charter. Various agriculture issues will continue to be handled by other County agencies depending on the subject matter. As an example, agriculture land preservation is currently handled by the Department of Planning; local food initiatives are currently handled by the Department of Health; and agricultural tourism is handled by the Department of Economic and Workforce Development.

Baltimore County Question C: Inspector General Appointment Board (charter amendment)

The Inspector General provides oversight of County government by investigating fraud, waste, and abuse. This Charter Amendment establishes an Inspector General Appointment Board; provides for the appointment of members to the Appointment Board; provides authority for the Inspector General Appointment Board to appoint or reappoint the Inspector General and, if necessary, remove the Inspector General for cause. It replaces the current process under which the County Executive appoints or reappoints the Inspector General, and the County Council confirms the appointment. It provides for a residency requirement for the Inspector General. The Inspector General Appointment Board will consist of seven (7) members, with the County Council and County Executive each selecting one member, and the Chair of the Ethics Commission electing the other five (5) members, each of whom must be from specific judicial, accounting, fraud examination or academic professions. There are also several requirements for members relating to potential ethical conflicts between their service on the Inspector General Appointment Board and their employment or business involvement with the County; candidacy for elected office or involvement in campaign finances; registration as a lobbyist; or criminal convictions. This would amend Section 1014 of the Baltimore County Charter and add Section 1014.1 to the Baltimore County Charter.

Baltimore County Question D: Charter Review Commission membership (charter amendment)

This Charter Amendment increases the number of Charter Review Commission members appointed by the County Council from seven to nine for purposes of matching the expansion of the County Council. This would amend Section 1203(a) of the Baltimore County Charter.

Baltimore County Question E: Board of Recreation and Parks membership and duties (charter amendment)

This Charter Amendment changes the membership of the Board of Recreation and Parks by increasing the number of at-large members from three (3) to four (4) and provides that district-level members are appointed based on recommendations from County Council members. The amendment also amends and modernizes the Board duties to reflect both current board practices and its role to serve in an advisory capacity to the Department of Recreation and Parks. This would amend Section 533 of the Baltimore County Charter.

Baltimore County Question F: borrow $5 million for refuse disposal (bond issue)

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow $5,000,000 for refuse disposal projects, including but not limited to: construction, reconstruction, extension, acquisition, improvement, enlargement, alteration, closing and capping, repair, and modernization of county refuse disposal facilities, to be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.

Baltimore County Question G: borrow $18.62 million for community colleges (bond issue)

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow $18,620,000 for community college projects, including but not limited to: acquisition, construction, reconstruction, extension, improvement, enlargement, alteration, maintenance, repair, modernization, and development of buildings and other improvements for community colleges; the architectural, engineering, and other services incident thereto; and the acquisition of land, furnishings, and equipment, to be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.

Baltimore County Question H: borrow $54.38 million for public works (bond issue)

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow $54,380,000 for public works projects, including but not limited to: streets and highways, bridges, storm drain systems, sewer systems, refuse disposal systems, viaducts, environmental projects, grade crossings and parking lots and structures, to be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.

Baltimore County Question I: borrow $2 million for parks, preservation and greenways (bond issue)

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow $2,000,000 for the purpose of parks, preservation and greenways projects, including but not limited to: acquisition, construction, maintenance, and equipping of playgrounds, parks, community centers, and recreational facilities; related engineering, architectural, and other services; and the acquisition and maintenance of equipment, to be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.

Baltimore County Question J: borrow $200 million for school buildings (bond issue)

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow $200,000,000 for school buildings and site projects, including but not limited to: the acquisition, construction, reconstruction, improvement, extension, alteration, maintenance, conversion and modernization of buildings and sites for school purposes; architectural and engineering services; and recreation and pedagogical equipment for such buildings and sites, to be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.

Baltimore County Question K: borrow $6 million for farmland and rural land preservation (bond issue)

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow $6,000,000 for agricultural and rural land preservation projects, including but not limited to the purchase of land, development rights, conservation easements and other real property approved by the County Council pursuant to the Maryland Agricultural Land Preservation Program and the Rural Legacy Program or other similar federal or state programs, to be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.

Baltimore County Question L: borrow $4 million for community improvements (bond issue)

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow $4,000,000 for community improvement projects, including but not limited to construction, renovation, extension, alteration, repair or modernization of: street curbs; gutters; water; sewer and other utilities; sidewalk improvements; interior and rear access improvements; landscaping and lighting improvements; building and other structural improvements; and sidewalk and pedestrian system improvements, to be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.

Baltimore County Question M: borrow $20 million for waterways and stormwater (bond issue)

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow $20,000,000 for the acquisition, construction, reconstruction, extension, alteration, repair and modernization of waterway improvement and stormwater-related projects, including but not limited to: shoreline stabilization; shore erosion control; wetland restoration; streambank and riverbank restoration; stabilization and reconstruction; control and monitoring of nonpoint pollutants; landscaping; dredging; planting of trees and similar waterway improvement projects in residential, rural and commercial areas; and engineering and other services incident thereto, to be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.

Baltimore County Question N: borrow $81.75 million for public operational buildings (bond issue)

AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow $81,750,000 for public operational buildings, including but not limited to: general, health, police, fire, recreation, library, senior center, and jail buildings or facilities, and necessary or desirable equipment, to be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter.