2026 Midterm Elections: Key Outcomes in Maryland
Maryland voters went to the polls on November 3, 2026, to elect state and local leaders and weigh in on several ballot questions.
Key results include:
Statewide Leadership: Governor Wes Moore and Lieutenant Governor Aruna Miller won reelection, along with Comptroller Brooke Lierman and Attorney General Anthony Brown.
Maryland General Assembly: Democrats maintained their majorities in both the Senate and House of Delegates, with a handful of legislative seats changing hands.
Congressional Delegation: All eight of Maryland’s incumbent U.S. House members won reelection.
Local Leadership: Several counties elected new executives, including Julian Jones in Baltimore County, Allison Pickard in Anne Arundel County and Vanessa Atterbeary in Howard County.
Ballot Questions: Voters approved all three statewide constitutional amendments, including Question 3, which changes the legal framework governing congressional redistricting.
While official certification is still pending, these results help set the stage for Maryland’s 2027 legislative session and the priorities of state and local governments.
Old Line Government Affairs will continue monitoring leadership transitions, legislative developments and policy priorities to help our clients navigate the evolving government landscape. Reach out to our lobbying team with questions about the upcoming 2027 Maryland Legislative Session.
Additional Election Coverage & Results
Maryland Matters
General Assembly Election Results and Legislative Seat Changes
Question 3 Results and What’s Next for Congressional Redistricting
The Baltimore Banner
Key Takeaways from Maryland’s 2026 Election
Official Results
