Council — District 1
Council — District 2
Council — District 3
Council — District 4
Council — District 5
Council — District 6
Council — District 7
Council — District 8
Council — District 9
Council — At-Large
Board of Education — District 2
Key contestBoard of Education — District 3
Board of Education — District 6
Board of Education — District 9
Key contestSheriff
Circuit Court Judge
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Register of Wills
Judge of the Orphans’ Court
Question A
Key contestAt issue: Should Prince George’s County lawmakers be allowed to levy taxes and fees on businesses “deemed to have an adverse impact on community health, safety, and welfare, or County economic development,” without requiring voters to approve such taxes and fees in future elections?
Question B
Key contestAt issue: Should Prince George’s County eliminate the County Council’s two at-large seats and decrease the size of the council from 11 members to nine, effective 2030?
Question C
At issue: Should the Prince George’s County Council approve changes to the redistricting plan proposed by the Redistricting Commission by passing a bill instead of a resolution?
Question D
At issue: Should Prince George’s County expand the purchasing agent’s authority to sign purchasing documents and allow the county to partner with other public entities to buy goods and services?
Question E
At issue: Should unionized Prince George’s County employees be allowed to ask an independent arbitrator to settle disputed labor issues?
Question F
At issue: Should Prince George’s County be allowed to borrow up to $67.3 million to build, repair and upgrade community college facilities?
Question G
At issue: Should Prince George’s County be allowed to borrow up to $140 million to pay for roads, bridges, parking lots and maintenance facilities?
Question H
At issue: Should Prince George’s County be allowed to borrow up to $117.8 million to design, construct, renovate, repair and acquire government buildings?
Question I
At issue: Should the county be allowed to borrow about $33.7 million to renovate the county’s libraries and facilities?
Question J
At issue: Should Prince George’s County be allowed to borrow $53.5 million to fund its public safety facilities?
About this page
Results are tallied by Maryland’s State Board of Elections.
The Banner relies on results compiled by The Associated Press when available. In other cases, vote totals are provided directly from the State Board of Elections, with The Banner receiving exclusive access to precinct-level results.
The last-updated time reflects the last time the vote tally changed in a given race.
You can find a full list of races we’re covering and the data sources we’re relying on for each here.
Candidates’ names appear as they were published by state election officials.
Results displayed are considered preliminary and subject to change as additional votes are counted and recounted.
As part of its work tracking certain contests, the Associated Press publishes the percent of expected votes that have been counted, based on its statistical modeling. When available, The Banner relies on these figures rather than counts of precincts reporting.
In all other contests, precincts are classified as “reporting” when any votes have been tallied; precinct-level and overall results are likely to increase as election officials count every ballot. Certain methods of voting (especially provisional and mailed ballots) will be underrepresented in early precinct counts.
The final tally is subjected to risk-limiting audits conducted by local boards of election across the state, and an independent automated post-election tabulation audit conducted statewide.
Read more about our process for publishing election results here.
Contributors
- Data, design and development: Allan James Vestal, Matthew Hudson, Sahana Jayaraman, Taylor Johnston, Greg Morton and Kasturi Pananjady
- Project coordination: Allan James Vestal
- Production: Sarah Dunton, Emanuel Carmona and Oluwaseun Odiase
Comments
Welcome to The Banner's subscriber-only commenting community. Please review our community guidelines.