Maryland House of Delegates elections, 2010

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	Maryland State House elections, 2010
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	List of candidates District 1A • District 1B • District 1C • District 2A • District 2B • District 2C • District 3A (2 Delegates) • District 3B • District (4A 2 Delegates) • District 4B • District (5A 2 Delegates) • District 5B • District 6 (3 Delegates) • District 7 (3 Delegates) • District 8 (3 Delegates) • District 9A (2 Delegates) • District 9B • District 10 (3 Delegates) • District 11 (3 Delegates) • District 12A (2 Delegates) • District 12B • 13 (3 Delegates)• District 14 (3 Delegates) • District 15 (3 Delegates) • District 16 (3 Delegates) • District 17 (3 Delegates) • District 18 (3 Delegates) • District 19 (3 Delegates) • District 20 (3 Delegates) • District 21 (3 Delegates) • District 22 (3 Delegates) • District 23A (2 Delegates) • District 23B • District 24 (3 Delegates) • District 25 (3 Delegates) • District 26 (3 Delegates) • District 27A (2 Delegates) • District 27B • District 28 (3 Delegates) • District 29A • District 29B • District 29C • District 30 (3 Delegates) • District 31 (3 Delegates) • District 32 (3 Delegates) • District 33A (2 Delegates) • District 33B • District 34A (2 Delegates) • District 34B • District 35A (2 Delegates) • District 35B • District 36 (3 Delegates) • District 37A • District 37B (2 Delegates) • District 38A • District 38B (2 Delegates) • District 39 (3 Delegates) • District 40 (3 Delegates) • District 41 (3 Delegates) • District 42 (3 Delegates) • District 43 (3 Delegates) • District 44 (3 Delegates) • District 45 (3 Delegates) • District 46 (3 Delegates) • District 47 (3 Delegates)
	Maryland House of Delegates; State legislative elections, 2010

Elections for the office of Maryland House of Delegates were held in Maryland on November 2, 2010. The signature filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in this election was July 6, 2010, and the primary election day was on September 14, 2010.

Democrats lost six seats in the 2010 election. They retained over a 2/3 majority in the chamber.

November 2 General Election Results

Majority control

See also: Partisan composition of state houses

Heading into the November 2 election, the Democratic Party held the majority in the Maryland House of Delegates:

Maryland House of Delegates
Party		As of November 1, 2010	After the 2010 Election
	Democratic Party	104	98
	Republican Party	37	43
Total		141	141

Campaign contributions

This chart shows how many candidates ran for state house in Maryland in past years and the cumulative amount of campaign contributions in state house races, including contributions in both primary and general election contests. All figures come from Follow The Money.^[1]

Year	Number of candidates	Total contributions
2010	407	$14,870,197
2008	0	$0
2006	410	$16,245,588
2004	0	$0
2002	426	$12,715,258

In 2010, the candidates who ran for the state House raised a total of $14,870,197 in campaign contributions. The top 10 donors were:^[2]

Donor	Amount
Maryland Realtors Association	$194,083
Service Employees DC & Maryland State Council 54	$174,800
Kramer, Benjamin F	$139,900
Fisher, Mark & Deena	$128,944
Maryland Education Association	$126,253
Atterbeary, Vanessa E	$108,010
Kelly, Ariana M	$99,454
Beyer, Dana	$99,000
Albin, Laurel	$95,259
MCGEO Food & Commercial Workers Local 1994	$91,550

Incumbency

Primary challenges

Eighty-nine incumbents faced competition in the September 14 primary. Five incumbents -- Republicans Charles Jenkins, Paul Stull, Richard Sossi, and Democrats B. Daniel Riley, and Ruth Kirk lost to their challengers. Eighty-four incumbents won their primaries.

Retiring incumbents

Twenty-two incumbent Representatives did not run for re-election, while 119 incumbents (84%) ran for re-election. Of the 22 incumbents who did not seek re-election, 16 were Democrats and 6 were Republicans.

Incumbents who retired were:

District 2B: Incumbent Republican Christopher Shank
District 3A: Incumbent Democrat Sue Hecht
District 4A: Incumbent Republican Joseph Bartlett
District 5A: Incumbent Republican Tanya Shewell
District 7: Incumbent Republican J.B. Jennings
District 8: Incumbent Democrat Todd Schuler
District 14: Incumbent Democrat Karen Montgomery
District 14: Incumbent Democrat Herman Taylor, II
District 15: Incumbent Democrat Craig Rice
District 16: Incumbent Democrat Karen Britto
District 19: Incumbent Democrat Henry Heller
District 19: Incumbent Democrat Roger Manno
District 23A: Incumbent Democrat Gerron Levi
District 24: Incumbent Democrat Joanne Benson
District 28: Incumbent Democrat Murray Levy
District 33A: Incumbent Republican James King
District 36 Kent County: Incumbent Republican Mary Walkup
District 38A: Incumbent Republican D. Page Elmore
District 38B: Incumbent Democrat James Mathias, Jr.
District 39: Incumbent Democrat Saqib Ali
District 43: Incumbent Democrat Ann Marie Doory
District 46: Incumbent Democrat Carolyn Krysiak
District 47: Incumbent Democrat Victor Ramirez

Qualifications

Section 9 of Article 3 of the Maryland Constitution states, "A person is eligible to serve as a Senator or Delegate, who on the date of his election, (1) is a citizen of the State of Maryland, (2) has resided therein for at least one year next preceding that date, and (3) if the district which he has been chosen to represent has been established for at least six months prior to the date of his election, has resided in that district for six months next preceding that date.

If the district which the person has been chosen to represent has been established less than six months prior to the date of his election, then in addition to (1) and (2) above, he shall have resided in the district for as long as it has been established.

A person is eligible to serve as a Senator, if he has attained the age of twenty-five years, or as a Delegate, if he has attained the age of twenty-one years, on the date of his election."

List of candidates

District 1A

September 14 Democratic primary:

James Stanton (D) 1,257 a

September 14 Republican primary:

Wendell Beitzel (R) 5,339 a Incumbent Beitzel first joined the house in 2007.

November 2 General election candidates:

James Stanton 3,333

Wendell Beitzel 8,866

District 1B

September 14 Democratic primary:

Kevin Kelly (D) 1,895 a Incumbent Kelly first joined the house in 1999.
Kevin Shaffer (D) 847

September 14 Republican primary:

Mary Beth Pirolozzi (R) 3,493 a
Mark Fisher (R) Note: Mark Fisher withdrew from the race on June 7th 2010.

November 2 General election candidates:

Kevin Kelly 6,226

Mary Beth Pirolozzi 5,908

District 1C

September 14 Democratic primary:

Ronald Lohr (D) 1,436 a

September 14 Republican primary:

LeRoy Myers (R) 2,770 a Incumbent Myers first joined the house in 2003.

November 2 General election candidates:

Ronald Lohr 3,267

LeRoy Myers 7,554

District 2A

September 14 Democratic primary:

Neil Becker (D) 1,472 a

September 14 Republican primary:

Andrew Serafini (R) 2,653 a Incumbent Serafini first joined the house in 2008.
Denny Stouffer (R) 1,222
William Wivell (R) 1,118

November 2 General election candidates:

Neil Becker 3,957

Andrew Serafini 9,754

District 2B

September 14 Democratic primary:

Brien Poffenberger (D) 1,442 a

September 14 Republican primary:

Neil Parrott (R) 3,179 a
Ted Brennan (R) 737

Note: Incumbent Christopher Shank (R) ran for the District 2 State Senate seat.

November 2 General election candidates:

Brien Poffenberger 4,718

Neil Parrott 7,663

District 2C

September 14 Democratic primary:

John Donoghue (D) 1,268 a Incumbent Donoghue first joined the house in 1991.

September 14 Republican primary:

Cort Meinelschmidt (R) 1,578 a

November 2 General election candidates:

John Donoghue 4,426

Cort Meinelschmidt 3,936

District 3A (2 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Galen Clagett (D) 3,881 a Incumbent Clagett first joined the house in 2002.
Candy Greenway (D) 3,424 a

September 14 Republican primary:

Patrick Hogan (R) 2,981 a
Chris Huckenpoehler (R) 2,214
Scott Rolle (R) 2,233 a
Chuck Knapp (R) 1,548

Note: Incumbent Sue Hecht (D) did not run for re-election.

November 2 General election candidates:

Galen Clagett 13,341

Candy Greenway 11,203

Patrick Hogan 12,617

Scott Rolle 11,312

District 3B

September 14 Democratic primary:

Paul Gilligan (D) 1,984 a

September 14 Republican primary:

Michael Hough (R) 2,987 a
Charles Jenkins (R) 1,371 Incumbent Jenkins first joined the house in 2010.

November 2 General election candidates:

Paul Gilligan 7,444

Michael Hough 10,090

District 4A (2 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Ryan Trout (D) 2,506 a
Bonita Riffle Currey (D) 2,506 a

September 14 Republican primary:

Kathy Afzali (R) 3,411 a
Kelly Schulz (R) 3,365 a
Paul Stull (R) 3,347 Incumbent Stull first joined the house in 1994.
Dino Flores, Jr. (R) 2,731
John Thompson, Jr. (R) 2,337
Joseph Bartlett (R) Incumbent Bartlett first joined the house in 1999. Note: Incumbent Bartlett withdrew from the race on July 13th 2010.

Independent result:

Scott Guenther (Unaffiliated) a

November 2 General election candidates:

Ryan Trout 9,678

Bonita Riffle Currey 6,993

Kathy Afzali 16,683

Kelly Schulz 16,952

Scott Guenther 2,150

District 4B

September 14 Democratic primary:

Timothy Schlauch (D) 1,250 a

September 14 Republican primary:

Donald Elliott (R) 2,343 a Incumbent Elliott first joined the house in 1987.
Bob Lubitz (R) 1,092
Bret Grossnickle (R) 762

November 2 General election candidates:

Timothy Schlauch 3,814

Donald Elliott 11,409

District 5A (2 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Francis Walsh (D) 2,558 a
Sharon Baker (D) 2,546 a

September 14 Republican primary:

Justin Ready (R) 6,226 a
Nancy Stocksdale (R) 4,167 a Incumbent Stocksdale first joined the house in 1995.
William Niner (R) 4,144
Dave Wallace (R) 1,306

Note: Incumbent Tanya Shewell (R) did not seek re-election.

November 2 General election candidates:

Francis Walsh 7,688

Sharon Baker 7,250

Justin Ready 21,226

Nancy Stocksdale 19,046

District 5B

September 14 Democratic primary:

Pete Definbaugh (D) 2,232 a

September 14 Republican primary:

A. Wade Kach (R) 2,576 a Incumbent Kach first joined the house in 1975.
Tom Morgan (R) 1,310
Chris Luciano (R) 597

Libertarian party:

M. Justin Kinsey (L) a

November 2 General election candidates:

Pete Definbaugh 4,881

A. Wade Kach 13,933

M. Justin Kinsey 863

District 6 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

John Olszewski, Jr. (D) 6,223 a Incumbent Olszewski first joined the house in 2006.
Michael Weir, Jr. (D) 4,965 a Incumbent Weir first joined the house in 2003.
Joseph Minnick (D) 4,812 a Incumbent Minnick first joined the house in 1995.
Todd Crandell (D) 3,547
Jake Mohorovic (D) 2,600
Don Mason (D) 1,784
Cassandra Brown-Umoh (D) 1,683
Raymond Smith (D) 1,094

September 14 Republican primary:

Ric Metzgar (R) 2,725 a
Bob Long (R) 2,536 a
Carlton Clendaniel (R) 2,251 a

Independent result:

Ron Schaeffer (Unaffiliated) a

November 2 General election candidates:

John Olszewski, Jr. 16,278

Michael Weir, Jr. 14,618

Joseph Minnick 14,405

Ric Metzgar 12,480

Bob Long 12,999

Carlton Clendaniel 9,612

Ron Schaeffer

District 7 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Kristina Sargent (D) 5,051 a
Jeff Beard (D) 4,880 a
James Morrow (D) 4,150 a
David Mioduszewski (D) 3,397
[[Rebecca Nelson (D) Withdrawn-7/6/10

September 14 Republican primary:

Patrick McDonough (R) 6,410 a Incumbent McDonough first joined the house in 2003.
Richard Impallaria (R) 5,622 a Incumbent Impallaria first joined the house in 2003.
Kathy Szeliga (R) 3,967 a
Brian Benett (R) 1,820
Marilyn Booker (R) 1,787
Roger Zajdel (R) 1,767
John Cromwell (R) 1,017
Jim Berndt (R) 866
Laine Clark (R) 309

Note: Incumbent J.B. Jennings (R) did not seek re-election but instead ran for the District 7 state senate seat.

November 2 General election candidates:

Kristina Sargent 13,551

Jeff Beard 14,885

James Morrow 11,960

Patrick McDonough 27,217

Richard Impallaria 25,450

Kathy Szeliga 24,573

District 8 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Eric Bromwell (D) 7,952 a Incumbent Bromwell first joined the house in 2003.
Ruth Baisden (D) 7,682 a
Cal Bowman (D) 7,049 a
Nichole Kirby (D) Note: Nichole Kirby withdrew from the race on July 16th 2010.

September 14 Republican primary:

Joseph Boteler III (R) 4,977 a Incumbent Boteler first joined the house in 2003.
John Cluster (R) 4,403 a
Norma Secoura (R) 2,840 a
Rani Merryman (R) 2,668

Independent result:

Russ Mirabile (Unaffiliated) a

Note: Incumbent Todd Schuler (D) did not seek re-election.

November 2 General election candidates:

Eric Bromwell 19,379

Ruth Baisden 18,640

Cal Bowman 16,101

Joseph Boteler III 21,688

John Cluster 19,462

Norma Secoura 16,458

District 9A (2 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Maryann Maher (D) 4,831 a
Jonathan Weinstein (D) 4,471 a

September 14 Republican primary:

Gail Bates (R) 5,723 a Incumbent Bates first joined the house in 2002.
Warren Miller (R) 5,415 a Incumbent Miller first joined the house in 2003.

November 2 General election candidates:

Maryann Maher 15,264

Jonathan Weinstein 14,110

Gail Bates 21,709

Warren Miller 19,911

District 9B

September 14 Democratic primary:

Anita Riley (D) 1,559 a

September 14 Republican primary:

Susan Krebs (R) 2,677 a Incumbent Krebs first joined the house in 2003.
Larry Helminiak (R) 2,606

November 2 General election candidates:

Anita Riley 4,442

Susan Krebs 12,488

District 10 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Shirley Nathan-Pulliam (D) 11,810 a Incumbent Nathan-Pulliam first joined the house in 1995.
Adrienne Jones (D) 10,626 a Incumbent Jones first joined the house in 1997.
Emmett Burns, Jr. (D) 11,632 a Incumbent Burns first joined the house in 1995.
Barry "Bail Out People" Chapman (D) 2,588
Frederick Ware-Newsome (D) 1,460

September 14 Republican primary:

Jeanne Turnock (R) 1,323 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Shirley Nathan-Pulliam 31,399

Adrienne Jones 29,719

Emmett Burns, Jr. 31,513

Jeanne Turnock 6,837

Michael Tyrone Brown, Sr. (Democratic write-in) 9

Frederick Ware-Newsome (Democratic write-in) 11

Brian Eybs (Independent write-in) 16

District 11 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Jon Cardin (D) 13,403 a Incumbent Cardin first joined the house in 2003.
Dana Stein (D) 11,745 a Incumbent Stein first joined the house in 2007.
Dan Morhaim (D) 11,331 a Incumbent Morhaim first joined the house in 1995.
Regg Hatcher (D) 3,005

September 14 Republican primary:

Steven Smith (R) 1,766 a
Michael Collins (Maryland) (R) 1,746 a
Carol Byrd (R) 1,659 a
William Badore (R) 1,173
Alberto Halphen (R) 1,096
Gregory Prush (R) 859 Prush initially filed as a Democrat but withdrew that filing on 6/25/10.

Libertarian result:

Brandon Brooks (L) a

November 2 General election candidates:

Jon Cardin 32,211

Dana Stein 28,034

Dan Morhaim 28,129

Steven Smith 13,647

Michael Collins (Maryland) 13,971

Carol Byrd 13,952

Brandon Brooks 2,341

District 12A (2 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

James Malone, Jr. (D) 5,403 a Incumbent Malone first joined the house in 1995.
Steven DeBoy, Sr. (D) 5,099 a Incumbent DeBoy first joined the house in 2003.

September 14 Republican primary:

Joseph Hooe (R) 2,380 a
Albert Nalley (R) 2,163 a
David Aughenbaugh (R) 1,749
Brian Matulonis (R) 940

November 2 General election candidates:

James Malone, Jr. 14,109

Steven DeBoy, Sr. 13,011

Joseph Hooe 12,327

Albert Nalley 10,453

District 12B

September 14 Democratic primary:

Elizabeth Bobo (D) 3,846 a Incumbent Bobo first joined the house in 1995.
John Bailey (D) 848

September 14 Republican primary:

Robert Wheatley (R) 1,056 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Elizabeth Bobo 11,164

Robert Wheatley 4,421

District 13 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Frank Turner (D) 7,578 a Incumbent Turner first joined the house in 1995.
Guy Guzzone (D) 7,577 a Incumbent Guzzone first joined the house in 2007.
Shane Pendergrass (D) 7,543 a Incumbent Pendergrass first joined the house in 1995.

September 14 Republican primary:

Ed Priola (R) 3,597 a
Jeff Robinson (R) 2,838 a
Loretta Gaffney (R) 2,555 a
J'Neanne Theus (R) 2,083

November 2 General election candidates:

Frank Turner 24,823

Guy Guzzone 27,140

Shane Pendergrass 25,894

Ed Priola 16,255

Jeff Robinson 14,680

Loretta Gaffney 14,844

District 14 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Anne Kaiser (D) 6,314 a Incumbent Kaiser first joined the house in
Craig Zucker (D) 6,150 a
Eric Luedtke (D) 3,649 a
Jodi Finkelstein (D) 3,127
Robert Newsome (D) 2,808
Gerald Roper (D) 1,646
Datt Neeta (D) 1,276
Ali Vanessa (D) 1,218

September 14 Republican primary:

Patricia Fenati (R) 3,104 a
Henry Kahwaty (R) 2,887 a
Maria Pena-Faustino (R) 2,720 a

Note: Incumbent Karen Montgomery (D) did not seek re-election but instead ran for the District 14 state senate seat.

Note: Incumbent Herman Taylor, II (D) did not seek re-election but instead ran for the U.S. House of Representatives.

November 2 General election candidates:

Anne Kaiser 23,503

Craig Zucker 22,148

Eric Luedtke 21,165

Patricia Fenati 14,866

Henry Kahwaty 14,152

Maria Pena-Faustino 13,639

District 15 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Brian Feldman (D) 6,204 a Incumbent Feldman first joined the house in 2003.
Kathleen Dumais (D) 6,024 a Incumbent Dumais first joined the house in 2003.
Aruna Miller (D) 4,627 a
David Fraser-Hidalgo (D) 1,727
Lara Wibeto (D) 1,125
Pavel Sukhobok (D) Withdrew 4/20/10

September 14 Republican primary:

Sylvia Darrow (R) 2,859 a
Scott Graham (R) 2,842 a
Matthew Mockerman (R) 2,583 a

Libertarian result:

Arvin Vohra (L) a

Note: Incumbent Craig Rice (D) did not seek re-election but instead ran for the Montgomery County Council.

November 2 General election candidates:

Brian Feldman 23,120

Kathleen Dumais 23,476

Aruna Miller 21,353

Sylvia Darrow 14,490

Scott Graham 15,298

Matthew Mockerman 13,477

Arvin Vohra 1,910

District 16 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Susan Lee (D) 9,165 a Incumbent Lee first joined the house in 2002.
C. William Frick (D) 9,143 a Incumbent Frick first joined the house in 2007.
Ariana Kelly (D) 5,080 a
Kyle Lierman (D) 4,734
Hrant Jamgochian (D) 3,226
Mark Winston (D) 2,119
Bill Farley (D) 1,709
Charlie Chester (D) 1,379
Scott Goldberg (D) 1,205
Michael Sriqui (D) 654
Peter Dennis (D) 409
Craig Herskowitz (D) 381
John Adams (Maryland House of Delegates candidate) (D) 362

September 14 Republican primary:

Jeanne Allen (R) 2,325 a
Carol Bowis (R) 2,179 a
Meyer Marks (R) 2,041 a
Prince Arora (R) Note: Prince Arora withdrew from the race on July 15th, 2010.

Note: Incumbent Karen Britto, who was appointed in May 2010 to the seat vacated by William Bronrott, did not seek a full term.

November 2 General election candidates:

Susan Lee 28,768

C. William Frick 29,813

Ariana Kelly 28,341

Jeanne Allen 13,533

Carol Bowis 11,619

Meyer Marks 10,678

District 17 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

James Gilchrist (D) 6,451 a Incumbent Gilchrist first joined the house in 2007.
Luiz Simmons (D) 6,356 a Incumbent Simmons first joined the house in 2003.
Kumar Barve (D) 6,288 a Incumbent Barve first joined the house in 1991.

September 14 Republican primary:

Daniel Campos (R) 1,750 a
Craig Frick (R) 1,651 a
Josephine Wang (R) 1,606 a

November 2 General election candidates:

James Gilchrist 20,704

Luiz Simmons 20,469

Kumar Barve 20,720

Daniel Campos 10,646

Craig Frick 8,945

Josephine Wang 8,736

District 18 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Ana Sol Gutierrez (D) 7,788 a Incumbent Gutierrez first joined the house in 2003.
Jeff Waldstreicher (D) 7,311 a Incumbent Waldstreicher first joined the house in 2007.
Alfred Carr (D) 6,683 a Incumbent Carr first joined the house in 2007.
Dana Beyer (D) 5,375
Vanessa Atterbeary (D) 4,190
Michael Heney (D) 918
Randy McDonald (D) Withdrew 4/21/10

September 14 Republican primary:

No Republicans filed to run for this seat.

November 2 General election candidates:

Ana Sol Gutierrez 25,545

Jeff Waldstreicher 24,822

Alfred Carr 26,313

District 19 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Benjamin Kramer (D) 7,536 a Incumbent Kramer first joined the house in 2007.
Bonnie Cullison (D) 6,025 a
Sam Arora (D) 5,713 a
Jay Hutchins (D) 4,513
Hoan Dang (D) 3,246
Vivian Scretchen (D) 1,582

September 14 Republican primary:

Linn Rivera (R) 2,428 a
Tom Masser (R) 2,321 a

Note: Incumbent Henry Heller (D) did not seek re-election.

Note: Incumbent Roger Manno (D) did not seek re-election but instead runnig for the District 19 state senate seat.

November 2 General election candidates:

Benjamin Kramer 23,526

Bonnie Cullison 21,795

Sam Arora 22,242

Linn Rivera 11,929

Tom Masser 11,362

District 20 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Sheila Hixson (D) 7,427 a Incumbent Hixson first joined the house in 1976.
Heather Mizeur (D) 7,418 a Incumbent Mizeur first joined the house in 2007.
Tom Hucker (D) 7,073 a Incumbent Hucker first joined the house in 2007.
Chris Stoughton (D) 1,442
Robert Estrada (D) 975
Eli El (D) 659

September 14 Republican primary:

No Republicans filed to run for this seat.

November 2 General election candidates:

Sheila Hixson 23,782

Heather Mizeur 22,532

Tom Hucker 22,434

District 21 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Joseline Pena-Melnyk (D) 6,286 a Incumbent Pena-Melnyk first joined the house in 2007.
Ben Barnes (D) 5,903 a Incumbent Barnes first joined the house in 2007.
Barbara Frush (D) 5,496 a Incumbent Frush first joined the house in 1995.
Brian McDaniel (D) 2,566
Devin Tucker (D) 1,314

September 14 Republican primary:

Scott Dibiasio (R) 1,396 a
Jason Papanikolas (R) 1,352 a
Kat Nelson (R) 1,318 a

Libertarian result:

K. Bryan Walker (L) a

November 2 General election candidates:

Joseline Pena-Melnyk 18,457

Ben Barnes 18,954

Barbara Frush 18,689

Scott Dibiasio 6,131

Jason Papanikolas 6,013

Kat Nelson 5,822

K. Bryan Walker 1,151

District 22 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Tawanna Gaines (D) 7,125 a Incumbent Gaines first joined the house in 2001.
Justin Ross (D) 7,075 a Incumbent Ross first joined the house in 2003.
Anne Healey (D) 6,809 a Incumbent Healey first joined the house in 1991.

September 14 Republican primary:

Amleset Kidane (R) Note: Kidane withdrew from the race on July 13th 2010.
Thomas Slezak (R) Note: Slezak withdrew from the race on July 9th 2010.

Independent result:

Bob Jenner (Unaffiliated) a

November 2 General election candidates:

Tawanna Gaines 18,550

Justin Ross 17,399

Anne Healey 17,302

Bob Jenner

District 23A (2 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Geraldine Valentino-Smith (D) 5,518 a
James Hubbard (D) 4,539 a Incumbent Hubbard first joined the house in
Shukoor Ahmed (D) 3,011
Lisa Ransom (D) 1,621
Nicole Williams (D) 1,347
Paulette Faulkner (D) 425
Terence Collins (D) 403

September 14 Republican primary:

Margaret Moodie (R) 1,277 a

Note: Incumbent Gerron Levi (D) did not seek re-election but instead ran for Prince George's County executive.

November 2 General election candidates:

Geraldine Valentino-Smith 19,238

James Hubbard 18,999

Margaret Moodie 5,913

District 23B

September 14 Democratic primary:

Marvin Holmes, Jr. (D) 5,058 a Incumbent Holmes first joined the house in 2003.
Robin Breedon (D) 1,525

September 14 Republican primary:

No Republicans filed to run for this seat.

November 2 General election candidates:

Marvin Holmes, Jr. 15,376

District 24 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Carolyn Howard (D) 6,804 a Incumbent Howard first joined the house in 1991.
Michael Vaughn (D) 5,637 a Incumbent Vaughn first joined the house in 2003.
Tiffany Alston (D) 3,364 a
Greg Hall (D) 3,042
Kenneth Williams (D) 1,662
Byron Richardson (D) 1,662
Clayton Aarons (D) 1,555
Michael Oputa (D) 1,505
Nancy Dixon-Saxon (D) 1,365
Sherry James-Strother (D) 825

September 14 Republican primary:

No Republicans filed to run for this seat.

Note: Incumbent Joanne Benson did not seek re-election but instead ran for the District 24 state senate seat.

November 2 General election candidates:

Carolyn Howard 22,083

Michael Vaughn 21,832

Tiffany Alston 22,970

District 25 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Aisha Braveboy (D) 9,235 a Incumbent Braveboy first joined the house in 2007.
Dereck Davis (D) 8,458 a Incumbent Davis first joined the house in 1995.
Melony Griffith (D) 7,837 a Incumbent Griffith first joined the house in 1999.
Michelle Wright (D) 3,772
Erek Barron (D) 2,463
Antonio Faunteroy (D) 1,442
Davion Percy (D) 488

September 14 Republican primary:

No Republicans filed to run for this seat.

November 2 General election candidates:

Aisha Braveboy 27,804

Dereck Davis 25,723

Melony Griffith 25,095

District 26 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Veronica Turner (D) 8,989 a Incumbent Turner first joined the house in 2003.
Jay Walker (D) 8,057 a Incumbent Walker first joined the house in 2006.
Kris Valderrama (D) 6,756 a Incumbent Valderrama first joined the house in 2007.
Ollie Anderson (D) 5,215
Sidney Gibson (D) 3,654
Hopal Felton (D) 1,503
Branndon Jackson (D) 1,296

September 14 Republican primary:

Holly Henderson (R) 473 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Veronica Turner 27,770

Jay Walker 24,328

Kris Valderrama 24,141

Holly Henderson 2,916

District 27A (2 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

James Proctor, Jr. (D) 8,204 a Incumbent Proctor first joined the house in 1990.
Joseph Vallario, Jr. (D) 7,312 a Incumbent Vallario first joined the house in 1975.
Percel Alston (D) 1,628
Sheri Beach (D) 1,194
James Woods (D) 1,185
Joe Harris (D) 597
Theron Green (D) 548
Barry Adams (D) 478
Russell Butler (D) 449
Jeffrey Brockington (D) 238

September 14 Republican primary:

Mike Hethmon (R) 1,379 a
Antoinette Jarboe-Duley (R) 1,302 a

November 2 General election candidates:

James Proctor, Jr. 25,487

Joseph Vallario, Jr. 22,627

Mike Hethmon 5,442

Antoinette Jarboe-Duley 5,123

District 27B

September 14 Democratic primary:

Sue Kullen (D) 2,095 a Incumbent Kellen first joined the house in 2004.

September 14 Republican primary:

Mark Fisher (R) 1,794 a
Bob Schaefer (R) 738
Mike Blasey (R) 223

November 2 General election candidates:

Sue Kullen 7,336

Mark Fisher 8,141

District 28 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Sally Jameson (D) 7,369 a Incumbent Jameson first joined the house in 2003.
Peter Murphy (D) 6,345 a Incumbent Murphy first joined the house in 2007.
C.T. Wilson (D) 5,567 a
Gary Hodge (D) 3,268
Jim Easter (D) 3,077
Bud Humert (D) 2,423
Craig Hickerson (D) 990

September 14 Republican primary:

Kirk Bowie (R) 3,936 a
Mike Phillips (R) 3,890 a
Daniel Richards (R) 3,651 a

Note: Incumbent Murray Levy (D) did not seek re-election.

November 2 General election candidates:

Sally Jameson 28,092

Peter Murphy 26,006

C.T. Wilson 23,619

Kirk Bowie 14,577

Mike Phillips 13,750

Daniel Richards 12,844

District 29A

September 14 Democratic primary:

John Wood, Jr. (D) 2,607 a Incumbent Wood first joined the house in 1987.

September 14 Republican primary:

Matt Morgan (R) 1,576 a
Joe DiMarco (R) 909
Henry Camaioni (R) 344

November 2 General election candidates:

John Wood, Jr. 7,379

Matt Morgan 7,096

District 29B

September 14 Democratic primary:

John Bohanan, Jr. (D) 2,210 a Incumbent Bohanan first joined the house in 1999.

September 14 Republican primary:

Erik Anderson (R) 2,406 a

November 2 General election candidates:

John Bohanan, Jr. 7,654

Erik Anderson 6,946

District 29C

September 14 Democratic primary:

Chris Davies (D) 1,683 a

September 14 Republican primary:

Anthony O'Donnell (R) 2,604 a Incumbent O'Donnell first joined the house in 1995.

Libertarian result:

Shawn Quinn (L) a

November 2 General election candidates:

Chris Davies 5,610

Anthony O'Donnell 8,009

Shawn Quinn 474

District 30 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Michael Busch (D) 7,366 a Incumbent Busch first joined the house in 1987.
Virginia Clagett (D) 7,307 a Incumbent Clagett first joined the house in 1995.
Judd Legum (D) 5,704 a
Shirley Little (D) 2,730

September 14 Republican primary:

Ron George (R) 7,386 a Incumbent George first joined the house in 2007.
Herb McMillan (R) 6,434 a
Seth Howard (R) 5,816 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Michael Busch 23,995

Virginia Clagett 21,142

Judd Legum 19,760

Ron George 25,631

Herb McMillan 22,553

Seth Howard 20,080

District 31 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Robert Eckert (D) 4,163 a
Jeremiah Chiappelli (D) 4,059 a
Justin Towles (D) 4,045 a
Stan Janor (D) 2,771

September 14 Republican primary:

Nicholaus Kipke (R) 5,964 a Incumbent Kipke first joined the house in 2007.
Steve Schuh (R) 5,748 a Incumbent Schuh first joined the house in 2007.
Don Dwyer, Jr. (R) 5,394 a Incumbent Dwyer first joined the house in 2003.
James Braswell (R) 2,494

Libertarian result:

Joshua Crandall (L) a

Constitution party result:

Cory Faust, Sr. (C) a

November 2 General election candidates:

Robert Eckert 11,856

Jeremiah Chiappelli 12,943

Justin Towles 11,968

Nicholaus Kipke 24,143

Steve Schuh 22,805

Don Dwyer, Jr. 22,452

Joshua Crandall 2,015

Cory Faust, Sr. 1,660

District 32 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Mary Ann Love (D) 5,869 a Incumbent Love first joined the house in 1993.
Pamela Beidle (D) 5,827 a Incumbent Beidle first joined the house in 2007.
Theodore Sophocleus (D) 5,779 a Incumbent Sophocleus first joined the house in 1999.

September 14 Republican primary:

Wayne Smith (R) 3,972 a
Stephanie Hodges (R) 3,743 a
David Starr (R) 2,334 a
George Law (R) 2,025 Initially filed as a Democrat but withdrew that filing 3/31/10
Derick Young (R) 1,944

November 2 General election candidates:

Mary Ann Love 18,830

Pamela Beidle 20,409

Theodore Sophocleus 18,947

Wayne Smith 16,865

Stephanie Hodges 17,477

David Starr 14,582

District 33A (2 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Madonna Brennan (D) 4,484 a

September 14 Republican primary:

Cathy Vitale (R) 5,122 a
Tony McConkey (R) 3,129 a Incumbent McConkey first joined the house in 2003.
Vic Bernson (R) 3,041
Sid Saab (R) 2,976
David Boschert (R) 2,065

Note: Incumbent James King (R) did not seek re-election but instead ran for the District 33 state senate seat.

November 2 General election candidates:

Madonna Brennan 14,818

Cathy Vitale 24,046

Tony McConkey 18,612

District 33B

September 14 Democratic primary:

No Democrats filed to run for this seat.

September 14 Republican primary:

Robert Costa (R) 2,694 a Incumbent Costa first joined the house in 2003.
Tom Angelis (R) 1,217

November 2 General election candidates:

Robert Costa 14,625

District 34A (2 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Mary-Dulany James (D) 3,115 a Incumbent James first joined the house in 1999.
Marla Posey-Moss (D) 2,608 a
B. Daniel Riley (D) 2,561 Incumbent Riley first joined the house in 2007.

September 14 Republican primary:

Patrick McGrady (R) 2,135 a
Glen Glass (R) 2,008 a
Randolph Craig (R) 1,564
John Paff, Jr. (R) 541

Independent result:

Rovall Washington (Unaffiliated) Withdrew 3/10/10

November 2 General election candidates:

Mary-Dulany James 12,639

Marla Posey-Moss 9,745

Patrick McGrady 9,889

Glen Glass 10,931

District 34B

September 14 Democratic primary:

David Rudolph (D) 2,109 a Incumbent Rudolph first joined the house in 1995.
Joe Janusz (D) 560

September 14 Republican primary:

Theodore Patterson (R) 2,503 a

Constitution result:

Michael Dawson (C) a

November 2 General election candidates:

David Rudolph 7,097

Theodore Patterson 6,700

Michael Dawson 773

District 35A (2 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

John Jones (D) 3,473 a
Joseph Gutierrez (D) 3,145 a

September 14 Republican primary:

Donna Stifler (R) 5,360 a Incumbent Stifler first joined the house in 2007.
H. Wayne Norman, Jr. (R) 4,802 a Incumbent Norman first joined the house in 2008.
Jason Gallion (R) 3,908
Dave Tritt (R) 2,681
Dave Seman (R) 1,830

November 2 General election candidates:

John Jones 8,502

Joseph Gutierrez 6,867

Donna Stifler 24,058

H. Wayne Norman, Jr. 23,819

District 35B

September 14 Democratic primary:

John Janowich (D) 2,061 a

September 14 Republican primary:

Susan McComas (R) 3,675 a Incumbent McComas first joined the house in 2003.

November 2 General election candidates:

John Janowich 4,884

Susan McComas 12,817

District 36 (3 delegates)

Note: Because District 36 includes parts of three counties (Cecil, Kent, and Queen Anne's), each county may have no more than one delegate residing within its boundaries, even though all three delegates are elected by all voters within the district.^[3]

Cecil County

September 14 Democratic primary:

William Manlove (D) 5,856 a

September 14 Republican primary:

Michael Smigiel, Sr. (R) 8,468 a Incumbent Smigiel first joined the house in 2003.

Kent County

September 14 Democratic primary:

Arthur Hock (D) 5,889 a

September 14 Republican primary:

Jay Jacobs (R) 8,545 a

Note: Incumbent Mary Walkup (R) did not seek re-election.

Queen Anne's County

September 14 Democratic primary:

No Democrats filed to run for this seat.

September 14 Republican primary:

Stephen Hershey, Jr. (R) 5,382 a
Richard Sossi (R) 5,229 Incumbent Sossi first joined the house in 2003.

November 2 General election candidates:

William Manlove 17,453

Arthur Hock 16,472

Michael Smigiel, Sr. 26,925

Jay Jacobs 26,979

Stephen Hershey, Jr. 32,364

District 37A

September 14 Democratic primary:

Rudolph Cane (D) 2,161 a Incumbent Cane first joined the house in 1999.
Lavonzella Siggers (D) 554

September 14 Republican primary:

Dustin Mills (R) 1,113 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Rudolph Cane 6,604

Dustin Mills 3,828

District 37B (2 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Patrice Stanley (D) 4,432 a

September 14 Republican primary:

Adelaide Eckardt (R) 7,300 a Incumbent Eckhardt first joined the house in 1995.
Jeannie Haddaway (R) 7,149 a Incumbent Haddaway first joined the house in 2003.

November 2 General election candidates:

Patrice Stanley 10,476

Adelaide Eckardt 23,106

Jeannie Haddaway 22,309

District 38A

September 14 Democratic primary:

Michael McCready (D) 1,929 a

September 14 Republican primary:

Charles Otto (R) 1,499 a
John Phoebus (R) 1,138
John Cannon (R) 710
Julie Brewington (R) 369

Note: Incumbent D. Page Elmore (R) had filed for re-election but died on June 28, 2010.

November 2 General election candidates:

Michael McCready 5,293

Charles Otto 8,714

District 38B (2 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Norman Conway (D) 5,281 a Incumbent Conway first joined the house in 1987.
Gee Williams (D) 3,071 a
Bernard Hayden (D) 1,241

September 14 Republican primary:

Mike McDermott (R) 4,026 a
Marty Pusey (R) 3,448 a
A. Kaye Kenney (R) 2,902
Joe Schanno (R) 1,317

Note: Incumbent James Mathias, Jr. (D) did not seek re-election but instead ran for the District 38 senate seat.

November 2 General election candidates:

Norman Conway 16,248

Gee Williams 10,459

Mike McDermott 15,297

Marty Pusey 13,794

District 39 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Charles Barkley (D) 5,237 a Incumbent Barkely first joined the house in 1998.
Kirill Reznik (D) 4,089 a Incumbent Reznik first joined the house in 2007.
Shane Robinson (D) 3,248 a
Robert Hydorn (D) 1,945
Tony Puca (D) 1,519
Arthur Jackson (D) 1,202

September 14 Republican primary:

Jim Pettit (R) 1,957 a
Bill Witham (R) 1,856 a
Al Phillips (R) 1,847 a

Note: Incumbent Saqib Ali (D) did not seek re-election but instead ran for the District 39 state senate seat.

November 2 General election candidates:

Charles Barkley 18,060

Kirill Reznik 16,199

Shane Robinson 15,961

Jim Pettit 9,695

Bill Witham 8,482

Al Phillips 8,240

District 40 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Frank Conaway, Jr. (D) 6,174 a Incumbent Conaway first joined the house in 2007.
Shawn Tarrant (D) 5,932 a Incumbent Tarrant first joined the house in 2007.
Barbara Robinson (D) 5,840 a Incumbent Robinson first joined the house in 2007.
Will Hanna, Jr. (D) 2,680

September 14 Republican primary:

No Republicans filed to run for this seat.

November 2 General election candidates:

Frank Conaway, Jr. 19,028

Shawn Tarrant 15,378

Barbara Robinson 15,988

District 41 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Jill Carter (D) 10,401 a Incumbent Carter first joined the house in 2003.
Samuel Rosenberg (D) 10,000 a Incumbent Rosenberg first joined the house in 1983.
Nathaniel Oaks (D) 9,942 a Incumbent Oaks first joined the house in 1995.

September 14 Republican primary:

Mark Ehrlichmann (R) 560 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Jill Carter 24,985

Samuel Rosenberg 22,654

Nathaniel Oaks 21,931

Mark Ehrlichmann 4,723

District 42 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Stephen Lafferty (D) 8,023 a Incumbent Lafferty first joined the house in 2007.
Lori Albin (D) 6,405 a
Oz Bengur (D) 5,371 a
Art Buist (D) 3,374
David Kosak (D) 4,069

September 14 Republican primary:

Susan Aumann (R) 4,822 a Incumbent Aumann first joined the house in 2003.
William Frank (R) 4,593 a Incumbent Frank first joined the house in 2002.
John Fiastro (R) 3,267 a
Jack Gordon (R) 1,904
Nicholas Pepersack (R) 1,164

November 2 General election candidates:

Stephen Lafferty 19,503

Lori Albin 18,036

Oz Bengur 16,859

Susan Aumann 21,540

William Frank 19,797

John Fiastro 17,974

District 43 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Maggie McIntosh (D) 9,662 a Incumbent McIntosh first joined the house in 1992.
Curtis Anderson (D) 9,617 a Incumbent Anderson first joined the house in 2003.
Mary Washington (D) 8,600 a
Kelly Fox (D) 3,667
Rodney Burris (D) 1,838
Leon Hector (D) 793

September 14 Republican primary:

No Republicans filed to run for this seat.

Note: Incumbent Ann Marie Doory (D) did not seek re-election.

November 2 General election candidates:

Maggie McIntosh 23,266

Curtis Anderson 24,831

Mary Washington 22,334

District 44 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Keith Haynes (D) 4,776 a Incumbent Haynes first joined the house in 2003.
Keiffer Mitchell, Jr. (D) 4,382 a
Melvin Stukes (D) 3,252 a Incumbent Stukes first joined the house in 2007.
Ruth Kirk (D) 2,810 Incumbent Kirk first joined the house in 1983.
Chris Blake (D) 949
Gary English (D) 889
Arlene Fisher (D) 845
Billy Taylor (D) 452
Wesley Wood (D) Note: Wood withdrew from the race on July 16, 2010.
Matthew Charvat (D) Note: Charvat withdrew from the race on June 9, 2010.

September 14 Republican primary:

Brian Jones (R) 245 a
Trae Lewis (R) 192 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Keith Haynes 14,879

Keiffer Mitchell, Jr. 15,068

Melvin Stukes 13,994

Brian Jones 1,837

Trae Lewis 1,224

District 45 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Talmadge Branch (D) 6,125 a Incumbent Branch first joined the house in 1995.
Cheryl Glenn (D) 5,951 a Incumbent Glenn first joined the house in 2007.
Hattie Harrison (D) 5,444 a Incumbent Harrison first joined the house in 1973.
Kevin Parson (D) 2,939
Jamaal Simpson (D) 1,868

September 14 Republican primary:

Rick Saffery (R) 422 a
Larry Wardlow (R) 385 a

Libertarian result:

Ronald Owens-Bey (L) a

November 2 General election candidates:

Talmadge Branch 18,676

Cheryl Glenn 18,232

Hattie Harrison 17,564

Rick Saffery 2,799

Larry Wardlow 2,622

Ronald Owens-Bey 2,309

District 46 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Peter Hammen (D) 5,556 a Incumbent Hammen first joined the house in
Brian McHale (D) 4,067 a Incumbent McHale first joined the house in
Luke Clippinger (D) 4,005 a
Bill Romani (D) 3,365
Jason Filippou (D) 2,461
Melissa Techentin (D) 1,921

September 14 Republican primary:

Roger Bedingfield (R) 884 a

Note: Incumbent Carolyn Krysiak (D) did not seek re-election.

November 2 General election candidates:

Peter Hammen 15,367

Brian McHale 14,871

Luke Clippinger 14,159

Roger Bedingfield 7,338

District 47 (3 delegates)

September 14 Democratic primary:

Jolene Ivey (D) 4,996 a Incumbent Ivey first joined the house in 2007.
Doyle Niemann (D) 3,283 a Incumbent Niemann first joined the house in 2003.
Michael Summers (D) 2,842 a
Diana Fennell (D) 2,055
Wanda Martin (D) 1,626
Lamar Thorpe (D) 1,290
Anthony Cicoria (D) 1,017
Fred Price, Jr. (D) 638
Mary Coolen (D) Withdrew 6/25/10

September 14 Republican primary:

Rachel Audi (R) 319 a

Note: Incumbent Victor Ramirez (D) did not seek re-election but instead ran for the District 47 state senate seat.

November 2 General election candidates:

Jolene Ivey 14,404

Doyle Niemann 11,925

Michael Summers 12,337

Rachel Audi 1,853

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Current members of the Maryland House of Delegates

Leadership

Speaker of the House:Adrienne Jones

Majority Leader:David Moon

Representatives

District 1A

Jim Hinebaugh (R)

District 1B

Jason Buckel (R)

District 1C

Terry Baker (R)

District 2A

William Valentine (R)

William Wivell (R)

District 2B

Matthew Schindler (D)

District 3

Kris Fair (D)

Ken Kerr (D)

Karen Simpson (D)

District 4

Barrie Ciliberti (R)

April Miller (R)

Jesse Pippy (R)

District 5

Christopher Bouchat (R)

April Rose (R)

Chris Tomlinson (R)

District 6

Robin Grammer (R)

Bob Long (R)

Ric Metzgar (R)

District 7A

Ryan Nawrocki (R)

Kathy Szeliga (R)

District 7B

Lauren Arikan (R)

District 8

Nick Allen (D)

Harry Bhandari (D)

Kim Ross (D)

District 9A

Chao Wu (D)

Natalie Ziegler (D)

District 9B

Courtney Watson (D)

District 10

Adrienne Jones (D)

N. Scott Phillips (D)

Jennifer White (D)

District 11A

Cheryl Pasteur (D)

District 11B

Jon Cardin (D)

Dana Stein (D)

District 12A

Jessica Feldmark (D)

Terri Hill (D)

District 12B

Gary Simmons (D)

District 13

Vanessa Atterbeary (D)

Pam Guzzone (D)

Jen Terrasa (D)

District 14

Anne Kaiser (D)

Bernice Mireku-North (D)

Pamela Queen (D)

District 15

Linda Foley (D)

David Fraser-Hidalgo (D)

Lily Qi (D)

District 16

Marc Korman (D)

Sarah Wolek (D)

Teresa Woorman (D)

District 17

Julie Palakovich Carr (D)

Ryan Spiegel (D)

Joe Vogel (D)

District 18

Aaron Kaufman (D)

Emily Shetty (D)

Jared Solomon (D)

District 19

Charlotte Crutchfield (D)

Bonnie Cullison (D)

Vaughn Stewart (D)

District 20

Lorig Charkoudian (D)

David Moon (D)

Jheanelle Wilkins (D)

District 21

Ben Barnes (D)

Mary Lehman (D)

Joseline Peña-Melnyk (D)

District 22

Anne Healey (D)

Ashanti Martínez (D)

Nicole Williams (D)

District 23

Adrian Boafo (D)

Marvin Holmes (D)

Kym Taylor (D)

District 24

Tiffany Alston (D)

Andrea Harrison (D)

Jazz Lewis (D)

District 25

Kent Roberson (D)

Denise Roberts (D)

Karen Toles (D)

District 26

Veronica Turner (D)

Kris Valderrama (D)

Jamila Woods (D)

District 27A

Kevin Harris (D)

District 27B

Jeffrie Long (D)

District 27C

Mark Fisher (R)

District 28

Debra Davis (D)

Edith Patterson (D)

C.T. Wilson (D)

District 29A

Matt Morgan (R)

District 29B

Brian Crosby (D)

District 29C

Todd Morgan (R)

District 30A

Dylan Behler (D)

Dana Jones (D)

District 30B

Seth Howard (R)

District 31

Brian Chisholm (R)

Nicholaus Kipke (R)

LaToya Nkongolo (R)

District 32

J. Sandy Bartlett (D)

Mark Chang (D)

Mike Rogers (D)

District 33A

Andrew Pruski (D)

District 33B

Stuart Schmidt (R)

District 33C

Heather Bagnall (D)

District 34A

Andre Johnson (D)

Steve Johnson (D)

District 34B

Susan McComas (R)

District 35A

Mike Griffith (R)

Teresa Reilly (R)

District 35B

Kevin Hornberger (R)

District 36

Steve Arentz (R)

Jeff Ghrist (R)

Jay Jacobs (R)

District 37A

Sheree Sample-Hughes (D)

District 37B

Christopher Adams (R)

Tom Hutchinson (R)

District 38A

Charles Otto (R)

District 38B

Barry Beauchamp (R)

District 38C

Wayne Hartman (R)

District 39

Gabriel Acevero (D)

Lesley Lopez (D)

Greg Wims (D)

District 40

Marlon Amprey (D)

Frank Conaway (D)

Melissa Wells (D)

District 41

Samuel Rosenberg (D)

Malcolm Ruff (D)

Sean Stinnett (D)

District 42A

Nino Mangione (R)

District 42B

Michele Guyton (D)

District 42C

Joshua Stonko (R)

District 43A

Regina Boyce (D)

Elizabeth Embry (D)

District 43B

Cathi Forbes (D)

District 44A

Eric Ebersole (D)

District 44B

Aletheia McCaskill (D)

Sheila Ruth (D)

District 45

Jackie Addison (D)

Stephanie Smith (D)

Caylin Young (D)

District 46

Luke Clippinger (D)

Mark Edelson (D)

Robbyn Lewis (D)

District 47A

Diana Fennell (D)

Julian Ivey (D)

District 47B

Deni Taveras (D)

Democratic Party (102)

Republican Party (39)

[1] Follow the Money, Maryland

[2] Follow the Money: "Maryland House 2010 Campaign Contributions"

[3] Maryland General Assembly description of delegate districts

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November 2 General Election Results

Majority control

Campaign contributions

Incumbency

Primary challenges

Retiring incumbents

Qualifications

List of candidates

District 1A

District 1B

District 1C

District 2A

District 2B

District 2C

District 3A (2 delegates)

District 3B

District 4A (2 delegates)

District 4B

District 5A (2 delegates)

District 5B

District 6 (3 delegates)

District 7 (3 delegates)

District 8 (3 delegates)

District 9A (2 delegates)

District 9B

District 10 (3 delegates)

District 11 (3 delegates)

District 12A (2 delegates)

District 12B

District 13 (3 delegates)

District 14 (3 delegates)

District 15 (3 delegates)

District 16 (3 delegates)

District 17 (3 delegates)

District 18 (3 delegates)

District 19 (3 delegates)

District 20 (3 delegates)

District 21 (3 delegates)

District 22 (3 delegates)

District 23A (2 delegates)

District 23B

District 24 (3 delegates)

District 25 (3 delegates)

District 26 (3 delegates)

District 27A (2 delegates)

District 27B

District 28 (3 delegates)

District 29A

District 29B

District 29C

District 30 (3 delegates)

District 31 (3 delegates)

District 32 (3 delegates)

District 33A (2 delegates)

District 33B

District 34A (2 delegates)

District 34B

District 35A (2 delegates)

District 35B

District 36 (3 delegates)

District 37A

District 37B (2 delegates)

District 38A

District 38B (2 delegates)

District 39 (3 delegates)

District 40 (3 delegates)

District 41 (3 delegates)

District 42 (3 delegates)

District 43 (3 delegates)

District 44 (3 delegates)

District 45 (3 delegates)

District 46 (3 delegates)

District 47 (3 delegates)

See also

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Footnotes

Information about voting

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