Nick Allen
Nick Allen
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“Priorities Since I was elected in 2022, I have dedicated myself to being the best leader and the most effective legislator I can be, all so we can get things done for the people of District 8 and Baltimore County. My priorities center on defending democracy and championing the rights of all Americans, including women, members of the LGBTQ+ community, all marginalized groups, and immigrants.”
(Campaign website (nickallenformd.com)) “I am committed to serving as a strong advocate for veterans and their families, strengthening renters’ rights, improving affordability and expanding access to housing for all Marylanders, protecting animals and the environment, and promoting greater transparency and accountability in government.”
(Campaign website (nickallenformd.com))Kim Ross
Kim Ross She assumed office on March 3, 2025.
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(Campaign website (marylandmatters.org))Brian Campbell
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“They see him five to six times throughout the year, and we really know him well by the end of it.”
(MoCo360)Glen Geelhaar
Glen Geelhaar See also: Maryland House of Delegates elections, 2022
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“Let the People decide. An Elected School Superintendent from a pool of qualified candidates would restore trust and renew confidence in the future of our Baltimore County Public Schools. Thanks to Delegate Joe Boteler for this creative solution.”
(Campaign website (friendsofglengeelhaar.org))Steven Riemer
Steven Riemer Riemer advanced from the Republican primary on June 23, 2026 . Steven Riemer earned a high school diploma from Patterson High School and additional education from Art Instruction Schools in 2006.