US midterm elections · 2026
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On the ballot

Races in our data
65
With named candidates
6
House seats
8
President 2024
Harris +28.5

By office

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Congress

No Senate seat and 8 House seats on the ballot. The party colours show who holds each seat now.

U.S. Senate

No U.S. Senate seat from Maryland is on the 2026 ballot. Angela D. Alsobrooks (D) and Chris Van Hollen (D) serve until later terms end.

U.S. House

District 3: Sarah Elfreth District 1: Andy Harris District 8: Jamie Raskin District 5: Steny H. Hoyer District 6: April McClain Delaney District 2: Johnny Olszewski, Jr. District 4: Glenn Ivey District 7: Kweisi Mfume 31856247
  • Held by a Democrat
  • Held by a Republican
  • Vacant
DistrictHolds the seat nowCandidatesRoster
District 1Andy Harris Rep–Candidates not in yet
District 2Johnny Olszewski, Jr. Dem–Candidates not in yet
District 3Sarah Elfreth Dem–Candidates not in yet
District 4Glenn Ivey Dem–Candidates not in yet
District 5Steny H. Hoyer Dem–Candidates not in yet
District 6April McClain Delaney Dem–Candidates not in yet
District 7Kweisi Mfume Dem–Candidates not in yet
District 8Jamie Raskin Dem–Candidates not in yet

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Race maps

One map per office, each with its own geography.

U.S. SENU.S. Senate races Maryland · 0 races · Federal

No u.s. senate race in Maryland in 2026.

GOVGovernor races Maryland · 0 races · Statewide

No governor race in Maryland in 2026.

U.S. HOUSEU.S. House races Maryland · 8 races · Federal

District 3: 0 candidates District 1: 0 candidates District 8: 0 candidates District 5: 0 candidates District 6: 0 candidates District 2: 0 candidates District 4: 0 candidates District 7: 0 candidates 31856247
  • Contested (2+ candidates)
  • One candidate
  • Candidates not in yet
  • No race

ST SENState senate races Maryland · 0 races · State legislature

State senate district map for Maryland not built yet.

ST HOUSEState house races Maryland · 0 races · State legislature

State house district map for Maryland not built yet.

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Statewide ballot measures

City Bond Question

Baltimore City Question C

Baltimore City, MD

Community and economic development loan

For–Against–
Not reported

City Charter Amendment

Baltimore City Question E

Baltimore City, MD

Contract bidding and awards

For–Against–
Not reported

City Charter Amendment

Baltimore City Question F

Baltimore City, MD

Legislation, budgets and Board of Estimates

For–Against–
Not reported

City Charter Amendment

Baltimore City Question G

Baltimore City, MD

Property franchises and minor privileges

For–Against–
Not reported

City Charter Amendment

Baltimore City Question H

Baltimore City, MD

Department of Water and Wastewater

For–Against–
Not reported

Constitutional Amendment

Question 1

Maryland

State employee collective-bargaining budget obligations

For–Against–
Not reported

Constitutional Amendment

Question 2

Maryland

Judicial Disabilities Commission temporary substitutes

For–Against–
Not reported

Constitutional Amendment

Question 3

Maryland

Congressional and legislative redistricting review

For–Against–
Not reported

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Questions and answers

When is the 2026 election in Maryland?

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Polls close at different times in each state; results appear here as each election office publishes its official returns.

What is on the ballot in Maryland in 2026?

Our data list 65 races in Maryland: U.S. House (8), Sheriff (5), Other county office (1), Ballot measure (51). Each has its own page with the candidates and, on election night, the results.

Is there a U.S. Senate race in Maryland in 2026?

No. Neither of Maryland's Senate seats is on the 2026 ballot.

How many U.S. House seats does Maryland have?

8. Every seat is on the ballot on November 3, 2026; Democrats hold 7 and Republicans hold 1 now.

When will Maryland results be posted?

On election night, as each county and state election office publishes its returns. Until a race reports, it shows as not reported, never as zero; results stay unofficial until they are certified.