Contests for congressional and statewide offices will be grabbing headlines this election cycle, as voters cast ballots on Election Day that will determine which party has control in both chambers of Congress. But in both Maryland and Virginia, voters are picking new leaders to fill some of the most important positions in local government.
To view the election results in D.C., click here.
See the latest vote counts in local races across both states below.
- Maryland results
- Virginia results
For results from statewide races, click here for Maryland and click here for Virginia.
*Only contested races are shown
Maryland
Anne Arundel County
County executive
County council — District 1
- Kelly M. Smith, Democrat
- Justin Sherlock, Republican
County council — District 2
- Catelyn Middlebrooks, Democrat
- Cory Malinowski, Republican
County council — District 3
- Rebecca Baucom, Democrat
- Nathan Volke, Republican
County council — District 4
- Julie Hummer, Democrat
- Thomas Dale Wieland, Republican
County council — District 5
- Natalie Ogilvie, Democrat
- Amanda Fiedler, Republican
County council — District 6
- Gavin Buckley, Democrat
- George Gallagher, Republican
County council — District 7
- Spencer Jones, Democrat
- Dawn Pulliam, Republican
Sheriff
- Everett Sesker, Democrat
- Jim Fredericks, Republican
Frederick County
County executive
County council — at-large (two seats available)
- Tiffany Grant, Democrat
- Renee Knapp, Democrat
- Jack Felton, Republican
- Diane Fouche, Republican
County council — District 1
- Louisa Conklin, Democrat
- Frank J. Hollewa, Republican
County council — District 2
- Jamie Shopland, Democrat
- Dan Iampieri, Republican
County council — District 3
- Christian Benford, Democrat
- Tammie Baugher, Republican
County council — District 4
- Kavonte Duckett, Democrat
- Chaz Packan, Republican
County council — District 5
- Johnny Mercer, Democrat
- Mason Carter, Republican
Sheriff
Ballot question: term limits for county council and county executive
- For the amendment
- Against the amendment
Howard County
County executive
County council — District 5
- Cat Carter, Democrat
- Ryan P. O’Connor, Republican
Ballot question: Gender-neutral language in the county charter
- For the amendment
- Against the amendment
Ballot question on affordable housing
- For the amendment
- Against the amendment
Montgomery County
County executive
County council — at-large
County council — District 1
- Julie Yang, Democrat
- Reardon “Sully” Sullivan, Republican
County council — District 2
- Marilyn Balcombe, Democrat
- Arian Borghei, Republican
- Joseph Abdalla, Other
County council — District 3
- Jud Ashman, Democrat
- Ricky Fai Mui, Republican
County council — District 5
- Kristin Mink, Democrat
- Josephine Salazar, Republican
County council — District 6
- Natali Fani-González, Democrat
- Louella Tham, Republican
County council — District 7
- Dawn Luedtke, Democrat
- Harold Maldonado, Republican
Prince George’s County
County executive
- Aisha Braveboy, Democrat
- Moisette Tonya Sweat, unaffiliated
County council — District 6
- Danielle I. Hunter, Democrat
- Jonathan White, Republican
County council — District 9
- Tamara Davis Brown, Democrat
- Jesse A. Peed, Republican
Sheriff
- John D. B. Carr, Democrat
- Dave Grogan, unaffiliated
Ballot question: Taxes and fees for “harmful businesses”
- For the amendment
- Against the amendment
Ballot question: Eliminate at-large council members
- For the amendment
- Against the amendment
Virginia
Arlington County
County board
Fairfax County
Herndon Town Council (six seats available)
- Sabrina A. Bruce, Independent
- Josif N. Ezekilov, Independent
- Cesar A. Del Aguila, Independent
- Douglas Isaac “Doug” Mejia, Independent
- Kelvin Garcia, Independent
- Yasmin “Soniya” Shafiq, Independent
- Meron T. Yohannes, Independent
- Clark A. Hedrick, Independent
- Michael T. Lloyd, Independent
- Justin K. Britt, Independent
- Alexis “Alex” Reyes, Independent
- Stevan Michael Porter, Independent
City of Fairfax
Mayor
- Kirsten Sides Lockhart, Independent
- Thomas D. “Tom” Peterson, Independent
City council (six seats available)
- Stacy R. Hall, Independent
- Rachel M McQuillen, Independent
- Anthony T. Amos, Independent
- Sandi W. Slappey Brown, Independent
- Kelly M. O’Brien, Independent
- Russell A. Jones, Independent
- Stephen S. Kim, Independent
- Susan Hartley Kuiler, Independent
- María José Padmore, Independent
- Steve S Chang, Independent
- Jessica L. Lough, Independent
Loudoun County
Mayor of Lovettsville
- Christopher M. Hornbaker, Independent
- Christina M. Grace, Independent
Mayor of Purcellville
- Erin K. Rayner, Independent
- Christopher M. Bertaut, Independent
Lovettsville Town Council (three seats available)
- Paul Richard Pico, Independent
- Jared T. McCrory, Independent
- Megan E. Cox, Independent
- Robert R. “Rob” Hill, Jr., Independent
Purcellville Town Council (three seats available)
- Mitch S. Seipt, Independent
- Paul E. McCray, Independent
- Kevin B. Wright, Independent
- Greg F. Paris, Independent
- H. Sam Brown, Jr., Independent
- Hank J. Speckhardt, Independent
City of Manassas
City council (three seats available)
- Dianne Lane, Democrat
- Jill M. Spall, Democrat
- Helen Anne Zurita, Democrat
- Theresa Coates Ellis, Republican
- Eugene E. “Doc” Brown, Independent
- Lynn Forkell Greene, Independent
- Colin J. Turner, Independent
Prince William County
Mayor of Dumfries
- Brian K. Fields, Independent
- Derrick R. Wood, Independent
Mayor of Quantico
- Kevin P. Brown, Independent
- Jennifer L. Stoltz, Independent
Dumfries Town Council (three seats available)
- Caetrina A. Peterson, Independent
- Monae’ S. Nickerson, Independent
- Selonia Bernice Miles, Independent
- Ebony Evonne Lofton, Independent
- Tyrone Brown, Independent
Quantico Town Council (five seats available)
- Sammoto Yomosa Dabney, Independent
- Shanon “Red” Sullivan, Independent
- Robert Teron Freeman, Independent
- Jason R. “Jae” Stoltz, Independent
- S. “Steve” Kang, Independent
- Brandi M. Maly, Independent
- Nadia Madjid, Independent
- Samuel Cachola, Jr., Independent
- Todd D. Zirkle, Independent
- Ingrid S. “Suzi” Nedrow, Independent
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