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2026 midtermsResults

2026 results · state legislatures · Maryland

Democrats keep both chambers of the Maryland legislature

In the Senate, Democrats hold or lead 35 seats and Republicans 12, against 34 and 13 before. One seat is led by another party than held it.

In the House of Delegates, Democrats hold or lead 106 seats and Republicans 35, against 102 and 39 before. Three seats are led by another party than held them.

Leaders in the count from Maryland State Board of Elections, not called winners. A close seat can still change.

One dot per seat, 47 in all; a party across the line holds a majority. 1 seat changes hands, striped where it lands.

Before: 34–13. With the leaders elected: 35–12, every seat not on the ballot as it was and every seat on it to the party leading the count.

Democrats keep control

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1 seat changing party, then the closest

Maryland Senate: the districts on the ballot
DistrictLeadingRunner-upMarginHeld byPrecincts
4FlipLara Westdorp D 50.8%William "Bill" Folden R 49.2%D+1.6R35/35
6Johnny Ray Salling R 54.2%Justin Holliday D 45.6%R+8.7R31/31
29Jack Bailey R 55.1%Chuck Borges D 44.8%R+10.3R30/30
2Paul D. Corderman R 55.5%Eric Martin Van Buren D 44.4%R+11.0R39/39
37Johnny Mautz R 56.0%Katie G. Clendaniel D 43.9%R+12.1R99/99
42Kevin Ford R 56.1%Stephanie Popescu D 43.8%R+12.2R46/46
31Nicholaus Kipke R 56.3%Brent Mulrooney D 43.6%R+12.7R46/46
30Shaneka T. Henson D 57.4%Jessica Haire R 42.4%D+15.0D42/42
7J. B. Jennings R 58.6%Bill Geibler D 41.3%R+17.3R37/37
34Mary-Dulany James D 59.6%Raj Goel R 40.2%D+19.4D31/31
5Justin Ready R 59.9%Gary Foote D 40.0%R+19.9R36/36
1Mike McKay R 68.7%Ashley Emerick D 31.2%R+37.5R60/60
3Karen Lewis Young D 73.5%Shelley Aloi R 26.4%D+47.1D27/27
8Carl Jackson D 69.4%Yahu Blackwell R 30.4%D+39.0D36/36
9Katie Fry Hester D 67.0%Ben Hightower R 32.9%D+34.1D29/29
10Ben Brooks D 97.9%unopposed—D40/40
11Shelly L. Hettleman D 75.0%Jim Simpson R 24.9%D+50.1D47/47
12Clarence Lam D 96.7%unopposed—D33/33
13Guy Guzzone D 97.6%unopposed—D22/22
14Craig J. Zucker D 96.5%unopposed—D34/34
15Brian J. Feldman D 96.0%unopposed—D34/34
16Sara N. Love D 97.3%unopposed—D33/33
17Cheryl C. Kagan D 83.2%Helene Meister R 16.5%D+66.6D26/26
18Jeff Waldstreicher D 97.6%unopposed—D32/32
19Ben Kramer D 97.0%unopposed—D35/35
20Will Smith D 98.7%unopposed—D27/27
21Jim Rosapepe D 83.7%Lee Havis R 16.1%D+67.6D36/36
22Alonzo T. Washington D 92.3%Jim Wass R 7.4%D+84.9D43/43
23Ron Watson D 90.3%James A. T. Amah R 9.3%D+81.0D50/50
24Tiffany Alston D 98.8%unopposed—D65/65
25Nick Charles D 99.2%unopposed—D50/50
26C. Anthony Muse D 98.9%unopposed—D43/43
27Kevin M. Harris D 65.4%Al Larsen R 34.5%D+31.0D34/34
28C. T. Wilson D 97.0%unopposed—D26/26
32Mark S. Chang D 72.4%Justin Gallucci R 27.5%D+44.9D36/36
33Dawn D. Gile D 62.2%Amy Leahy R 37.7%D+24.5D51/51
35Jason C. Gallion R 67.7%Neil Jennings D 32.3%R+35.4R38/38
36Steve Hershey R 60.6%Nivek Johnson D 39.3%R+21.4R36/36
38Mary Beth Carozza R 62.3%Lino V. Cressotti D 37.7%R+24.6R76/76
39Amar Mukunda D 96.7%unopposed—D32/32
40Antonio Hayes D 89.2%Alan Rebar O 10.5%D+78.7D75/75
41Malcolm P. Ruff D 98.3%unopposed—D58/58
43Mary Washington D 98.7%unopposed—D51/51
44Charles E. Sydnor, III D 97.4%unopposed—D36/36
45Cory V. McCray D 99.0%unopposed—D65/65
46Bill Ferguson D 86.8%Emmanuel Digman R 12.6%D+74.1D55/55
47Malcolm Augustine D 98.8%unopposed—D36/36

Held by: the sitting member before the election, matched to the district; a seat with no matched member is left unmatched rather than given a party. District lines: the Census Bureau’s 2024 state legislative districts; a seat not on this year’s ballot is drawn in the page’s gray, outlined in its sitting member’s party.