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Election DayNov. 3, 2026
StateMaryland
Races Listed10
Profiles16
Races We’re Tracking
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Nolanda Robert is a Democrat serving as a Harford County Council Member for District A in Maryland. She was appointed to the County Council on January 7, 2025, and aims to be a visible presence and open door for constituents, working towards a more equal and inclusive world.
Priorities: Advocating for access to quality health care, mental health services, and substance abuse support. · Protecting land and waterways from pollution and habitat destruction.
Kelly Bryant was a Democratic candidate for District 77 of the Ohio House of Representatives in the 2012 election. She ran unopposed in the primary but was defeated in the general election.
Dion Guthrie · Democrat▾
Dion Guthrie is a Democrat who previously served on the Harford County Council, representing District A. He was removed from his seat in 2024 after entering a no contest plea to a felony theft charge. Guthrie is now running for a Harford County Council seat in 2026.
County Council District F
City
Jacob David Bennett · Democrat▾
Jacob David Bennett is a Democratic Party candidate who ran for election to the Harford County Council, District F in Maryland in 2022. He was on the ballot in the general election on November 8, 2022, and also participated in the Democratic primary on July 19, 2022.
Tamie M. Wainwright · Democrat▾
We haven’t hand-verified this candidate’s profile yet. Enter your ZIP above to see this race on your exact ballot, and cross-check candidates with the official election office linked at the bottom of this page.
County Executive
County
Matthew J. Brown · Democrat▾
No biographical information or policy positions were found for Matthew J. Brown in the provided research notes.
Barbara Osborn Kreamer · Democrat▾
Barbara Osborn Kreamer is an American politician from Aberdeen, Maryland, and a Democrat. She is a former member of the Maryland House of Delegates and was the first woman on the Harford County Council. Kreamer has also run for Harford County Clerk of the Circuit Court and has a background as a teacher, lawyer, and adjunct professor.
Priorities: Shift transportation funding emphasis to mass transit, restore the Red Line, and increase MARC train frequency and weekend service. · Raise the minimum wage, end gender and minority pay bias, fund better schools, strengthen community colleges and financial aid, and stop corporate giveaways.
Patrick Vincenti · Republican▾
Patrick Vincenti is a Republican candidate running for Harford County Executive. He currently serves as the Harford County Council President and is a lifelong resident of Harford County.
Priorities: Investing in the future of our students and schools · Standing strong with our law enforcement and emergency services · Supporting local businesses and building a diversified economy
Bob Cassilly is a Republican who serves as the Harford County Executive in Maryland. He previously represented Harford County in the Maryland State Senate and has a background in military service, including a deployment to Iraq. Cassilly is committed to conservative principles and maintaining the quality of life in Harford County.
Priorities: Keeping taxes low and eliminating wasteful government spending · Ensuring the safety of families and communities and supporting law enforcement
No biographical information is available for Jean Salvatore based on the provided research notes. The notes consist of an academic text on 'Alterity Politics' and philosophical concepts, which do not pertain to the candidate's personal or professional background.
County Council President
City
Mike Ciufo · Democrat▾
Mike Ciufo is a Democratic candidate running for Harford County Council President. He emphasizes the importance of real leadership in local government and aims to lead the community into a future its children can be proud of.
Hunter Baker, a Democrat, was a 2016 Republican candidate who sought election to the U.S. House to represent the 8th Congressional District of Tennessee. He also has a campaign website indicating a run for County Council.
Priorities: Protecting religious liberty, particularly regarding mandates on contraceptive and abortifacient drug coverage. · Opposing Planned Parenthood funding and advocating for the personhood of the unborn child and the right to life.
Jessica Ryley Hammond is a Democratic candidate. No further biographical information or details about her political career are available from the provided research.
County Council District B
City
Isabela Dela Cruz · Democrat▾
Isabela Dela Cruz is a Democratic candidate. She is running for Harford County Council, representing District B. Her campaign aims to move the community forward.
Jowanda Strickland-Lucas serves as the Vice Chair of the Harford County Democratic Central Committee. In this role, she contributes to the committee's efforts to promote Democratic candidates, office holders, and local issues in Harford County, Maryland. The committee focuses on activities such as registering voters, fundraising, organizing precincts, and increasing public awareness.
Sheriff
County
Rev. Terrence Rogers · Democrat▾
Rev. Terrence Rogers serves as the senior pastor of Gethsemane Baptist Church in West Baltimore, where he focuses on bridging generational gaps within the congregation. He has introduced initiatives to engage younger generations, including voter education programs for high schoolers. Rogers also embraces digital ministry to reach a broader audience.
Note: Use address lookup for your exact ballot; local pages preview tracked races.Profiles: Hand-verified profiles are added race by race; always confirm with the official election office linked above.