City of New Carrollton

U.S. Representative, 4th Congressional District

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• George E. McDermottRepublican
• Sam HusseiniGreen
• Glenn F. IveyDemocratic

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, 22nd District

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• Jim WassRepublican
• Alonzo T. WashingtonDemocratic

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State Senator, 47th District

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• Malcolm AugustineDemocratic

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House of Delegates, District 22

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• Tracy GantDemocratic
• Molly McKee-SeabrookDemocratic
• Ashanti MartinezDemocratic

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House of Delegates, District 47A

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• Fred M. Price, Jr.Republican
• Diana M. FennellDemocratic
• Robert Julian IveyDemocratic

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Judge of the Circuit Court, Prince George's County · Circuit 7

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• LaKeecia AllenNo party listed
• Scott M. CarringtonNo party listed
• Ada Elizabeth Clark-EdwardsNo party listed
• Stacey Cobb SmithNo party listed
• Althea Stewart JonesNo party listed
• Donnaka Varner LewisNo party listed
• Michael Ray PearsonNo party listed
• Joseph C. Ruddy, IIINo party listed
• Todd SteuartNo party listed

Judge of the Orphans' Court, Prince George's County

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• Wendy Alise CartwrightDemocratic
• Jason A. DeLoachDemocratic
• Athena Malloy GrovesDemocratic

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

Yes / no retention vote

• Dan Friedman

Justice, Supreme Court of Maryland (Appellate Judicial Circuit 4): Peter Killough

Yes / no retention vote

• Peter Killough

County Executive, Prince George's County

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• Aisha BraveboyDemocratic

County Council Member, Prince George's County · At Large

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• Sydney HarrisonDemocratic
• Jolene IveyDemocratic

County Council Member, Prince George's County · District 1

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• Michelle GarcíaDemocratic

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County Council Member, Prince George's County · District 2

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• Victor RamirezDemocratic

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County Council Member, Prince George's County · District 3

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• Eric C. OlsonDemocratic

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County Council Member, Prince George's County · District 4

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• Tim AdamsDemocratic

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County Council Member, Prince George's County · District 5

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• Shayla D. Adams-StaffordDemocratic

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County Council Member, Prince George's County · District 6

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• Jonathan WhiteRepublican
• Danielle I. HunterDemocratic

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County Council Member, Prince George's County · District 7

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• Krystal OriadhaDemocratic

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County Council Member, Prince George's County · District 8

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• Edward Burroughs, IIIDemocratic

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County Council Member, Prince George's County · District 9

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• Tamara Davis BrownDemocratic
• Jesse A. PeedRepublican

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Clerk of the Circuit Court, Prince George's County

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• Qiana JohnsonDemocratic

Register of Wills, Prince George's County

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• Jocelyn RouteDemocratic

Sheriff, Prince George's County

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• John D. B. CarrDemocratic

State's Attorney, Prince George's County

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• Tara JacksonDemocratic

Board of Education Member, Prince George's County · District 2

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• Terence J. CleggNo party listed
• Caroline Decaire-GoldinNo party listed

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Board of Education Member, Prince George's County · District 3

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• Juan Arango-MillanNo party listed
• Jamie McGonnigalNo party listed

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Board of Education Member, Prince George's County · District 6

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• Tyra Janet BennettNo party listed
• Ashley KearneyNo party listed

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Board of Education Member, Prince George's County · District 9

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• Erica K. BennettNo party listed
• Chandrai CJ Jackson-SaundersNo party listed

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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)

Prince George's County Question A: taxes and fees on businesses with adverse community impact (charter amendment)

To allow the County to impose taxes and fees on the operators of businesses deemed to have an adverse impact on community health, safety, and welfare, or County economic development, including, but not limited to, tobacco stores, liquor stores, and self-storage, by removing the requirement that the public vote on such taxes and fees.

Prince George's County Question B: eliminate the two at-large council seats (charter amendment)

Effective December 2030, and for each subsequent election cycle, this measure will reduce the County Council membership from 11 members to 9 members by eliminating the two at-large council seats which do not represent a specific council district. This measure will provide for more efficient and cost-effective elections and will restore the voting strength of communities and neighborhoods in each district.

Prince George's County Question C: council changes to redistricting plan by bill (charter amendment)

This measure provides that if the County Council passes a law to change the redistricting plan proposed by the Redistricting Commission it shall do so by bill and not by resolution after notice and public hearing.

Prince George's County Question D: county purchasing authority (charter amendment)

This measure will allow the County Purchasing Agent to sign all purchasing documents to promote flexibility in conducting government operations. It will also allow the County to partner with other public entities to buy goods and services.

Prince George's County Question E: independent arbitration service for county unions (charter amendment)

This policy will allow unionized County employees to submit disputed labor issues to an independent arbitration service for arbitration.

Prince George's County Question F: community college facilities bonds (bond issue)

This measure will allow the County to borrow money by issuing bonds of up to $67,306,000 to pay for the design, construction, acquisition, improvement, or repair of Community College Facilities.

Prince George's County Question G: public works and transportation bonds (bond issue)

This measure will authorize the County to borrow money by issuing bonds of up to $140,089,000 to pay for roads, bridges, parking lots, and maintenance facilities.

Prince George's County Question H: county buildings bonds (bond issue)

This measure will enable the County to borrow money by issuing bonds of up to $117,848,000 to pay for the design, construction, acquisition, improvement, or repair of County Buildings.

Prince George's County Question I: library facilities bonds (bond issue)

This measure will allow the County to borrow money and issue bonds of up to $33,656,000 to build, expand, repair, or improve County library buildings and facilities. This includes acquiring and developing library sites, hiring architects and engineers, and purchasing equipment needed to operate those facilities.

Prince George's County Question J: public safety facilities bonds (bond issue)

This measure will allow the County to borrow money by issuing bonds in an amount of up to $53,503,000 to finance the design, construction, acquisition, improvement, or repair of Public Safety Facilities including Fire Department Facilities.