UPDATED: Maryland Voters Choose Candidates for President, US Senate & US Congress
UPDATED – 05/14/24 – These results are unofficial with 169 of 1957 precincts still outstanding. Maryland Democrats have overwhelmingly chosen Joe Biden as their candidate for President with 86.52% of the vote. Republicans in Maryland have chosen Donald Trump for their Presidential candidate with 79.89% of the vote.
Senator Ben Cardin (D) is not running for re-election bringing 17 candidates to run for the seat. Angela Alsobrooks was the top Democrat with 53.73% of the vote. Republicans have chosen former Governor Larry Hogan as their candidate with 62.08% of the vote.
Congressman Andy Harris (R ) is running for another term representing District 1 in the US Congress. He got 78.55% of the Republican nod. He’ll be challenged by Democrat Blane Miller, III who got 60.03% of the vote.
Worcester County School Board – District 5
- Dorothy Shelton Leslie – 631 / 44.19%
- Elena McComas – 561 / 39.29%
- John Huber – 236 / 16.53%
Talbot County School Board – District 2
- Candace Henry – 368 / 48.29%
- Ann O’Connor – 265 / 34.78%
- Connie Loveland – 129 / 16.93%
Dorchester County School Board – District 1
- Michael Diaz, Sr – 384 / 40.59%
- Brandy Dawson Cumberland – 348 / 36.79%
- Lucas Thorpe – 214 / 22.62%
Dorchester County School Board – District 5
- Christopher Wheedleton – 414 / 60.17%
- Michael Hartford – 142 / 20.64%
- Jerome Harris – 132 / 19.19%
Click here for the Maryland Presidential Primary full results.
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ORIGINAL STORY – 05/13/24 – Tuesday is the Maryland Presidential Primary election. Democrat voters in Worcester, Somerset, Wicomico, Caroline, Dorchester and Talbot Counties will vote for candidates for President, US Senator and District 1 in Congress as well as delegates to the Democratic National Convention. Republican voters will choose candidates for President, US Senate, District 1 in Congress and delegates to the Republican National Convention.
Voters in District 5 in Worcester County will also vote for school board candidates – this is a non-partisan contest.
District 2 voters in Talbot County will also vote for school board candidates – a non-partisan contest.
District 1 and 5 voters in Dorchester County will also vote for school board candidates – a non-partisan contest.
