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Vice President Vice President Mike Pence Republican
U.S. Attorney General Attorney General William Barr
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue Republican
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, Jr. Republican
U.S. Secretary of Defense Secretary Mark Esper
U.S. Secretary of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos Republican
U.S. Secretary of Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette
U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar II
U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Vacant
U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson Republican
U.S. Secretary of Labor Secretary Eugene Scalia
U.S. Secretary of State Secretary Mike Pompeo Republican
U.S. Secretary of Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao Republican
U.S. Secretary of Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin
U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie
U.S. Secretary of the Interior Secretary David Bernhardt

Incumbents
U.S. Senate Senator Ben Cardin Senior Seat Democratic
Senator Chris Van Hollen, Jr. Junior Seat Democratic



U.S. House District 3 Representative John Sarbanes District 3 Democratic
District 7	Christopher Anderson District 7 Challenger (Running) Republican James Arnold District 7 Challenger (Running) Republican T. Baker District 7 Challenger (Running) Democratic Ray Bly District 7 Challenger (Running) Republican Talmadge Branch District 7 Challenger (Running) Democratic Alicia Brown District 7 Challenger (Running) Democratic Brian Brown District 7 Challenger (Running) Republican Anthony Carter, Sr. District 7 Challenger (Running) Democratic Jill Carter District 7 Challenger (Running) Democratic Matko Chullin III District 7 Challenger (Running) Democratic Jay Cohen District 7 Challenger (Running) Democratic Nathaniel Costley, Sr. District 7 Challenger (Running) Democratic Maya Cummings District 7 Challenger (Running) Democratic Jermyn Davidson District 7 Challenger (Running) Democratic Darryl Gonzalez District 7 Challenger (Running) Democratic Mark Gosnell District 7 Challenger (Running) Democratic Leslie Grant District 7 Challenger (Running) Democratic Reba Hawkins District 7 Challenger (Running) Republican Dan Hiegel District 7 Challenger (Running) Democratic F. Higginbotham District 7 Challenger (Running) Democratic Terri Hill District 7 Challenger (Running) Democratic Jay Jalisi District 7 Challenger (Running) Democratic Kimberly Klacik District 7 Challenger (Running) Republican Paul Konka District 7 Challenger (Running) Democratic Liz Matory District 7 Challenger (Running) Republican Kweisi Mfume District 7 Challenger (Running) Democratic William Newton District 7 Challenger (Running) Republican Adrian Petrus District 7 Challenger (Running) Democratic Saafir Rabb District 7 Challenger (Running) Democratic Charles Smith District 7 Challenger (Running) Democratic Harry Spikes District 7 Challenger (Running) Democratic Charles Stokes District 7 Challenger (Running) Democratic
Vacant District 7

Incumbents
Governor Governor Larry Hogan, Jr. Republican
Lieutenant Governor Lieutenant Governor Boyd Rutherford Republican

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State House District 40 Representative Frank Conaway, Jr. District 40 Democratic Representative Nick Mosby District 40 Democratic Representative Melissa Wells District 40 Democratic
District 41 Representative Dalya Attar District 41 Democratic Representative Tony Bridges District 41 Democratic Representative Samuel Rosenberg District 41 Democratic
District 43 Representative Curt Anderson District 43 Democratic Representative Regina Boyce District 43 Democratic Representative Maggie McIntosh District 43 Democratic
District 45 Representative Talmadge Branch District 45 Democratic Representative Cheryl Glenn District 45 Democratic Representative Stephanie Smith District 45 Democratic
District 46 Representative Luke Clippinger District 46 Democratic Representative Robbyn Lewis District 46 Democratic Representative Brooke Lierman District 46 Democratic
State Senate District 40 Senator Antonio Hayes District 40 Democratic
District 41 Senator Jill Carter District 41 Democratic
District 43 Senator Mary Washington District 43 Democratic
District 45 Senator Cory McCray District 45 Democratic
District 46 Senator Bill Ferguson IV District 46 Democratic

Incumbents
Attorney General Attorney General Brian Frosh Democratic
Secretary of State Secretary John Wobensmith
Comptroller Comptroller Peter Franchot Democratic
State Superintendent of Schools Superintendent Karen Salmon
Treasurer Treasurer Nancy Kopp Democratic

Incumbents
Chief Judge of the Appellate Court Chief Judge Mary Ellen Barbera
Judge of the Appellate Court Judge Joe Getty No Party Affiliation
First Appellate Judicial Circuit Judge Sally Adkins First Appellate Judicial Circuit
Second Appellate Judicial Circuit Judge Robert McDonald Second Appellate Judicial Circuit Non-partisan
Fourth Appellate Judicial Circuit Judge Michele Hotten Fourth Appellate Judicial Circuit
Fifth Appellate Judicial Circuit Judge Clayton Greene, Jr. Fifth Appellate Judicial Circuit
Sixth Appellate Judicial Circuit Judge Shirley Watts Sixth Appellate Judicial Circuit

Incumbents
Mayor Bernard Young

Incumbents
Council President Brandon Scott
Council Member District 1 (Baltimore) Zeke Cohen District 1
District 2 (Baltimore) Danielle McCray District 2
District 3 (Baltimore) Ryan Dorsey District 3
District 4 (Baltimore) Bill Henry, Sr. District 4
District 5 (Baltimore) Isaac Schleifer District 5
District 6 (Baltimore) Sharon Middleton District 6
District 7 (Baltimore) Leon Pinkett III District 7
District 8 (Baltimore) Kristerfer Burnett District 8
District 9 (Baltimore) John Bullock District 9
District 10 (Baltimore) Edward Reisinger District 10
District 11 (Baltimore) Eric Costello District 11
District 12 (Baltimore) Robert Stokes District 12
District 13 (Baltimore) Shannon Sneed District 13
District 14 (Baltimore) Mary Clarke District 14

Type: State
Nickname: The Old Line State
Motto: Fatti Maschii, Parole Femine [Manly Deeds, Womanly Words]
Area: 10,577 sq mi
Population: 5,699,478 (2009 est.)
Capital: Annapolis
Statehood: Apr. 28, 1788 (7th of the original 13 states to ratify the Constitution)
Highest Point: Backbone Mt., 3,360 ft
Lowest Point: sea level
Bird: Baltimore Oriole
Flower: Black-Eyed Susan
Senators: 47
Representatives: 141
Electoral Votes: 10

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