Maryland

Statewide elected officials and every seat in the Maryland General Assembly. For Maryland's members of Congress, see your representatives.

Statewide offices 3

Governor Wes Moore (Democratic)
Lieutenant Governor Aruna Miller (Democratic)
Attorney General Anthony G. Brown (Democratic)

Senate 47 members · 47 seats

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District 1 Mike McKay (Republican)
District 2 Paul Corderman (Republican)
District 3 Karen Young (Democratic)
District 4 Bill Folden (Republican)
District 5 Justin Ready (Republican)
District 6 Johnny Salling (Republican)
District 7 J.B. Jennings (Republican)
District 8 Carl Jackson (Democratic)
District 9 Katie Hester (Democratic)
District 10 Ben Brooks (Democratic)
District 11 Shelly Hettleman (Democratic)
District 12 Clarence Lam (Democratic)
District 13 Guy Guzzone (Democratic)
District 14 Craig Zucker (Democratic)
District 15 Brian Feldman (Democratic)
District 16 Sara Love (Democratic)
District 17 Cheryl Kagan (Democratic)
District 18 Jeff Waldstreicher (Democratic)
District 19 Ben Kramer (Democratic)
District 20 Will Smith (Democratic)
District 21 Jim Rosapepe (Democratic)
District 22 Alonzo Washington (Democratic)
District 23 Ron Watson (Democratic)
District 24 Joanne Benson (Democratic)
District 25 Nick Charles (Democratic)
District 26 Anthony Muse (Democratic)
District 27 Kevin Harris (Democratic)
District 28 Arthur Ellis (Democratic)
District 29 Jack Bailey (Republican)
District 30 Shaneka Henson (Democratic)
District 31 Bryan Simonaire (Republican)
District 32 Pam Beidle (Democratic)
District 33 Dawn Gile (Democratic)
District 34 Mary-Dulany James (Democratic)
District 35 Jason Gallion (Republican)
District 36 Steve Hershey (Republican)
District 37 Johnny Mautz (Republican)
District 38 Mary Beth Carozza (Republican)
District 39 Nancy King (Democratic)
District 40 Antonio Hayes (Democratic)
District 41 Dalya Attar (Democratic)
District 42 Chris West (Republican)
District 43 Mary Washington (Democratic)
District 44 Charles Sydnor (Democratic)
District 45 Cory McCray (Democratic)
District 46 Bill Ferguson (Democratic)
District 47 Malcolm Augustine (Democratic)

House 141 members · 141 seats

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Maryland General Assembly's website ↗.

District 1A Jim Hinebaugh (Republican)
District 1B Jason Buckel (Republican)
District 1C Terry Baker (Republican)
District 2A William Valentine (Republican)
District 2A William Wivell (Republican)
District 2B Matthew Schindler (Democratic)
District 3 Karen Simpson (Democratic)
District 3 Ken Kerr (Democratic)
District 3 Kris Fair (Democratic)
District 4 April Miller (Republican)
District 4 Barrie Ciliberti (Republican)
District 4 Jesse Pippy (Republican)
District 5 April Rose (Republican)
District 5 Chris Tomlinson (Republican)
District 5 Christopher Bouchat (Republican)
District 6 Bob Long (Republican)
District 6 Ric Metzgar (Republican)
District 6 Robin Grammer (Republican)
District 7A Kathy Szeliga (Republican)
District 7A Ryan Nawrocki (Republican)
District 7B Lauren Arikan (Republican)
District 8 Harry Bhandari (Democratic)
District 8 Kim Ross (Democratic)
District 8 Nick Allen (Democratic)
District 9A Chao Wu (Democratic)
District 9A Natalie Ziegler (Democratic)
District 9B Courtney Watson (Democratic)
District 10 Adrienne Jones (Democratic)
District 10 Jennifer White Holland (Democratic)
District 10 Scott Phillips (Democratic)
District 11A Cheryl Pasteur (Democratic)
District 11B Dana Stein (Democratic)
District 11B Jon Cardin (Democratic)
District 12A Jessica Feldmark (Democratic)
District 12A Terri Hill (Democratic)
District 12B Gary Simmons (Democratic)
District 13 Gabriel Moreno (Democratic)
District 13 Jen Terrasa (Democratic)
District 13 Pam Guzzone (Democratic)
District 14 Anne Kaiser (Democratic)
District 14 Bernice Mireku-North (Democratic)
District 14 Pam Queen (Democratic)
District 15 David Fraser-Hidalgo (Democratic)
District 15 Lily Qi (Democratic)
District 15 Linda Foley (Democratic)
District 16 Marc Korman (Democratic)
District 16 Sarah Wolek (Democratic)
District 16 Teresa Woorman (Democratic)
District 17 Joe Vogel (Democratic)
District 17 Julie Palakovich Carr (Democratic)
District 17 Ryan Spiegel (Democratic)
District 18 Aaron Kaufman (Democratic)
District 18 Emily Shetty (Democratic)
District 18 Jared Solomon (Democratic)
District 19 Bonnie Cullison (Democratic)
District 19 Charlotte Crutchfield (Democratic)
District 19 Vaughn Stewart (Democratic)
District 20 David Moon (Democratic)
District 20 Jheanelle Wilkins (Democratic)
District 20 Lorig Charkoudian (Democratic)
District 21 Ben Barnes (Democratic)
District 21 Joseline Peña-Melnyk (Democratic)
District 21 Mary Lehman (Democratic)
District 22 Anne Healey (Democratic)
District 22 Ashanti Martínez (Democratic)
District 22 Nicole Williams (Democratic)
District 23 Adrian Boafo (Democratic)
District 23 Kym Taylor (Democratic)
District 23 Marvin Holmes (Democratic)
District 24 Andrea Harrison (Democratic)
District 24 Derrick Coley (Democratic)
District 24 Tiffany Alston (Democratic)
District 25 Denise Roberts (Democratic)
District 25 Karen Toles (Democratic)
District 25 Kent Roberson (Democratic)
District 26 Jamila Woods (Democratic)
District 26 Kris Valderrama (Democratic)
District 26 Veronica Turner (Democratic)
District 27A Darrell Odom (Democratic)
District 27B Jeff Long (Democratic)
District 27C Mark Fisher (Republican)
District 28 C.T. Wilson (Democratic)
District 28 Debra Davis (Democratic)
District 28 Edith Patterson (Democratic)
District 29A Matt Morgan (Republican)
District 29B Brian Crosby (Democratic)
District 29C Todd Morgan (Republican)
District 30A Dana Jones (Democratic)
District 30A Dylan Behler (Democratic)
District 30B Seth Howard (Republican)
District 31 Brian Chisholm (Republican)
District 31 LaToya Nkongolo (Republican)
District 31 Nic Kipke (Republican)
District 32 Mark Chang (Democratic)
District 32 Mike Rogers (Democratic)
District 32 Sandy Bartlett (Democratic)
District 33A Andrew Pruski (Democratic)
District 33B Stuart Schmidt (Republican)
District 33C Heather Bagnall Tudball (Democratic)
District 34A Andre Johnson (Democratic)
District 34A Steve Johnson (Democratic)
District 34B Susan McComas (Republican)
District 35A Mike Griffith (Republican)
District 35A Teresa Reilly (Republican)
District 35B Kevin Hornberger (Republican)
District 36 Jay Jacobs (Republican)
District 36 Jeff Ghrist (Republican)
District 36 Steve Arentz (Republican)
District 37A Sheree Sample-Hughes (Democratic)
District 37B Chris Adams (Republican)
District 37B Tom Hutchinson (Republican)
District 38A Kevin Anderson (Republican)
District 38B Barry Beauchamp (Republican)
District 38C Wayne Hartman (Republican)
District 39 Gabriel Acevero (Democratic)
District 39 Greg Wims (Democratic)
District 39 Lesley Lopez (Democratic)
District 40 Frank Conaway (Democratic)
District 40 Marlon Amprey (Democratic)
District 40 Melissa Wells (Democratic)
District 41 Malcolm Ruff (Democratic)
District 41 Sandy Rosenberg (Democratic)
District 41 Sean Stinnett (Democratic)
District 42A Alex Harlan (Republican)
District 42B Michele Guyton (Democratic)
District 42C Josh Stonko (Republican)
District 43A Elizabeth Embry (Democratic)
District 43A Regina Boyce (Democratic)
District 43B Cathi Forbes (Democratic)
District 44A Eric Ebersole (Democratic)
District 44B Aletheia McCaskill (Democratic)
District 44B Sheila Ruth (Democratic)
District 45 Caylin Young (Democratic)
District 45 Jackie Addison (Democratic)
District 45 Stephanie Smith (Democratic)
District 46 Luke Clippinger (Democratic)
District 46 Mark Edelson (Democratic)
District 46 Robbyn Lewis (Democratic)
District 47A Diana Fennell (Democratic)
District 47A Julian Ivey (Democratic)
District 47B Deni Taveras (Democratic)

Source: Open States (Plural Policy), checked Oct 28, 2026. Names link to each official's own page.