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The election to choose all elected positions in the counties of Maryland occurred on Tuesday, November 7, 2006. The Maryland County Executive Election, 2006, U.S. House election, 2006, U.S. Senate election, 2006, 2006 Maryland gubernatorial election, 2006 Maryland Senate election and 2006 Maryland House of Delegates election were scheduled for the same day. Seven charter counties chose elected officeholders in their county: Anne Arundel County, Baltimore County, Harford County, Howard County, Montgomery County, Prince George's County, and Wicomico County.
The County elected offices include: County Council, State's Attorney, Sheriff, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Probate Judge, and Register of Wills. Please also see Maryland County Executive Election, 2006.
This page will describe notable races and candidates.
Declared Candidates
editDistrict 1
editRepublican
editJohn Edward Lindner
District 2
editDistrict 3
editDistrict 4
editDemocrat
editG. James ("Jamie") Benoit, Jr.
Andrew Pruski
Walter Kenneth Moody
Devin F. Tucker
Republican
editDistrict 5
editDemocrat
editA. J. ("Tito") Baca
Republican
editCathleen Vitale
District 6
editDemocrat
editJosh Cohen, Annapolis city Alderman; State Parole and Probation Agent; from Annapolis
Classy Hoyel, Annapolis city Alderwoman from Annapolis
Republican
editRene C. Swafford, Attorney-At-Law from Annapolis
District 7
editGreen Party
editRobert L. Tufts - Green Party and environmental activist from Churchton
Republicans
editEd Reilly - Incumbent District 7
Potential Candidates
editRepublicans
editRon Dillon, Jr. - Incumbent District 3
C. Edward Middlebrooks - Incumbent District 2
Democrats
editGreens
editCandidate links
editRepublicans
editCampaign Websites
editOther Websites
editDemocrats
editCampaign Websites
editOther Websites
editGreens
editCampaign Websites
editOther Websites
editOther links
editGovernment Links
editNews Articles
editDeclared Candidates
editDemocrats
editRepublicans
editPotential Candidates
editDemocrats
editRepublicans
editGreens
editDeclared Candidates
editRepublicans
editDemocrats
editGreens
editPotential Candidates
editRepublicans
editDemocrats
editGreens
editDeclared Candidates
editDemocrats
editRepublicans
editGreens
editPotential Candidates
editDemocrats
editRepublicans
editGreens
editAt-Large
editDemocrats
edit- Tufail Ahmad
- Ashley "Hugh" Bailey
- Marc Elrich (winner)
- Reginald "Reggie" Felton
- Nancy Floreen, incumbent (winner)
- William "Bill" Jacobs
- Cary Lamari
- George Leventhal, incumbent (winner)
- Robert "Bo" Newsome
- Donell Peterman
- Bette Dale Petrides
- Michael Subin, incumbent
- Duchy Trachtenberg (winner)
Republicans
edit- Tom Reinheimer
- Shelly Skolnick
- Amber Gnemi
- Adol Owens-Williams
- Stephen Abrams, school board member
(note: Adol Owens-Williams resigned from the race so Stephen Abrams could run as a Republican nominee)
District 1
editDemocrats
edit- Roger Berliner (winner)
Republicans
edit- Howard Denis, incumbent
District 2
editDemocrats
edit- Sharon Dooley
- Mike Knapp, incumbent (winner)
Republicans
edit- Scott Dyer
District 3
editDemocrats
edit- Phil Andrews, incumbent (winner)
- Bob Doresy, Rockville City Councilman
Republicans
edit- Henry Maraffa
District 4
editDemocrats
edit- Mike Jones
- Marilyn Praisner, incumbent (winner)
Republicans
edit- Mark Fennel
District 5
editDemocrats
edit- Valerie Ervin, school board member (winner)
- Hans Riemer
Republicans
edit- Dennis Walsh
Declared Candidates
editDemocrats
editRepublicans
editPotential Candidates
editDemocrats
editRepublicans
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