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2024 Maryland Primary: Local primary election results

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Here are the unofficial results of some local primary races in Maryland.

Leading candidates are in bold. Mail-in ballots postmarked by May 14 have to be received by 10 a.m. on May 24 so these results are incomplete.

Some uncontested races are not included below.

See live results for the U.S. House and Senate primaries here.

The following results are not final.

Montgomery County

Board of Education — At Large (Vote for 1) — 255 of 257 precincts reporting

  • Lynne Harris — 31.07%
  • Sharif Hidayat — 9.81%
  • Melissa Kim — 15.45%
  • Jonathan Long — 6.75%
  • Fitzgerald Mofor — 5.87%
  • Rita Montoya — 31.05%

Board of Education — District 2 (Vote for 1) — 255 of 257 precincts reporting

  • Brenda M. Diaz — 22.28%
  • Ricky Fai Mui — 7.87%
  • Rebecca Keller Smondrowski — 16.87%
  • Aby Thioye — 6.87%
  • Natalie Zimmerman — 46.11%

Board of Education — District 4 (Vote for 1) — 255 of 257 precincts reporting

  • Shebra Evans — 26.94%
  • Bethany S. Mandel — 25.76%
  • Laura M. Stewart — 47.30%

Judge of the Circuit Court — Circuit 6 (Vote for 4) — 255 of 257 precincts reporting

  • Marybeth Ayres — 23.25%
  • Jennifer S. Fairfax — 23.43%
  • Louis M. Leibowitz — 21.28%
  • J. Bradford McCullough — 19.16%
  • Marylin Pierre — 12.87%

Prince George’s County

Board of Education — District 1 (Vote for 1) — 30 of 30 precincts reporting

  • Tiffini L. Andorful — 46.12%
  • Donna S. Barriteau — 16.77%
  • Maria R. Gonzales-Jackson — 15.91%
  • David H. Murray — 21.21%

Board of Education — District 5 (Vote for 1) — 48 of 48 precincts reporting

  • Robin Brown — 24.41%
  • Kim Carter — 23.83%
  • Iyamide House — 22.08%
  • Zipporah Miller — 29.68%

Board of Education — District 7 (Vote for 1) — 28 of 31 precincts reporting

  • Kenneth F. Harris, II — 39.59%
  • Henrietta Maria Holiday — 24.79%
  • Phelton C. Moss — 35.62%

Board of Education — District 8 (Vote for 1) — 31 of 31 precincts reporting

  • Madeline L. Frazier — 20.65%
  • Zakyia Goins-McCants — 31.53%
  • Angela R. Jones — 47.83%

Judge of the Circuit Court — Circuit 7 (Vote for 4) — 322 of 327 precincts reporting

  • Darren Sebastian Johnson — 23.13%
  • Stenise LaNez Rolle — 19.03%
  • Michael Sheehan — 11.55%
  • Cheri Nicole Simpkins — 24.94%
  • Donnell Wilfred Turner — 21.35%

Anne Arundel County

Judge of the Circuit Court — Circuit 5 (Vote for up to 2) — 195 of 195 precincts reporting

  • Christina Bayne — 19.18%
  • Thomas F. Casey — 10.37%
  • Christine Marie Celeste — 33.86%
  • Ginina A. Jackson-Stevenson — 29.885
  • John Robinson — 6.71%

Board of Education — District 1 (Vote for 1) — 25 of 25 precincts reporting

  • Gloria D. Dent — 32.98%
  • Ciera M. Harlee — 18.37%
  • Sarah F. Lacey — 26.04%
  • Hunter J. Voss — 22.61%

Board of Education — District 3 (Vote for 1) — 25 of 25 precincts reporting

  • Jamie Hurman-Cougnet — 11.60%
  • Julia Laws — 24.92%
  • Erica McFarland — 33.66%
  • Chuck Yocum — 29.82%

Board of Education — District 4 (Vote for 1) — 24 of 24 precincts reporting

  • Sarah J. McDermott — 57.65%
  • Stephanie Mutchler — 24.58%
  • Juan Carlos Villao — 17.78%

Board of Education — District 5 (Vote for 1) — 37 of 37 precincts reporting

  • Tareque O. Farruk — 11.35%
  • LaToya Nkongolo — 26.32%
  • Dana Schallheim — 62.33%

Charles County

Board of Education — At Large (Vote for 1) — 34 of 34 precincts reporting

  • Christopher O. J. Alberts — 14.86%
  • Andre R. Griggs Jr. — 7.8%
  • Michael “Mike” Lukas — 39.99%
  • Pascale D. Small — 8.21%
  • Letonya Smalls — 29.14%

Howard County

Board of Education — District 1 (Vote for 1) — 15 of 15 precincts reporting

  • Andre Gao — 31.01%
  • Pravin Ponnuri — 22.39%
  • Meg Ricks — 46.6%

Board of Education — District 4 (Vote for 1) — 11 of 11 precincts reporting

  • Hiruy Hadgu — 17.42%
  • Julie Kaplan — 48.22%
  • Jen Mallo — 34.36%

Board of Education — District 5 (Vote for 1) — 16 of 16 precincts reporting

  • Catherine Carter — 23.62%
  • Andrea Chamblee — 29.18%
  • Trent Kittleman — 47.19%

US Rep. Julia Letlow, endorsed by Trump, wins the GOP primary for Senate in Louisiana

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — U.S. Rep. Julia Letlow won the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate in Louisiana on Saturday, giving President Donald Trump a win after he backed her to replace GOP Sen. Bill Cassidy. Letlow, who was endorsed by Trump, defeated state Treasurer John Fleming in the two-candidate runoff after they finished ahead of Cassidy in the GOP primary May 16. Letlow pledged her loyalty to Trump in a race where Cassidy, who voted to convict the president on impeachment charges in 2021, spent a year working to keep Trump from going after him. She has promised to work in lockstep with Trump to advance his agenda. “I am so filled with gratitude for the greatest president this country has every had, Donald J. Trump,” Letlow told supporters at her election night watch party in Baton Rouge. “I am also so incredibly grateful for your endorsement.”
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