The polls are now closed in Maryland. As the rest of the country follows what the new makeup of the U.S. Senate will be, Maryland is sitting on the sidelines on that because neither of Maryland’s senators is up for re-election. Instead Maryland has focused on the hotly contested governor’s contest between Anthony Brown and Larry Hogan.
In Charles County there are many local races to whet the political appetite. We will be following them throughout the evening.
The first results to come in will be from Early Voting and then the votes today from the various precincts will follow in an unpredictable order and pace.
Refresh this page often to get updated results throughout the evening.
45 of 45 Precincts Reporting – 100%
Registered Voters 100,449 – Cards Cast 45,869 45.66%
Last updated: 11/04/14 23:05:54
Election Summary Report
Gubernatorial General Election
Charles County, Maryland
November 4, 2014
Summary For Jurisdiction Wide, All Counters, All Races
UNOFFICIAL RESULTS 11/04/14
23:05:54
Registered Voters 100449 – Cards Cast 45869 45.66%
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County Commissioner President |
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Peter Murphy |
28426 |
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Tom Desabla |
4584 |
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Commissioner District 001 |
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Ken Robinson |
25467 |
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Charles Lollar |
19112 |
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Commissioner District 002 |
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Debra Davis |
22579 |
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Mike Bakir |
17389 |
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Commissioner District 003 |
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Amanda M. Stewart |
26537 |
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Marcus N. Tillman |
16876 |
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Commissioner District 004 |
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Bobby Rucci |
25373 |
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John Young |
18103 |
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House of Delegates District 27A |
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James E. Proctor, Jr. |
2825 |
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Joe Crawford |
2593 |
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House of Delegates District 28 |
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Sally Y. Jameson |
24881 |
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C.T. Wilson |
23350 |
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Edith J. Patterson |
20650 |
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Jim Crawford |
16684 |
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Judge Court of Special Appeals At Large – Arthur |
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Yes |
31345 |
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No |
6325 |
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Judge Court of Special Appeals At Large – Leahy |
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Yes |
32083 |
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No |
5760 |
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Judge Circuit Court 7 |
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James H. West |
25957 |
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Thomas R. Simpson Jr. |
19687 |
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Jerome R. Spencer |
19170 |
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State’s Attorney |
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Anthony Covington |
34704 |
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Clerk of the Circuit Court |
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Sharon “Sherri” Hancock |
36747 |
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Register of Wills |
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Loraine Davies Hennessy |
36294 |
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Judge of the Orphan’s Court |
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J. Lorraine Berry |
26648 |
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Darlene Breck |
25474 |
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Frank H. Lancaster |
25395 |
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Brian Still |
17777 |
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Sheriff |
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Troy Berry |
34338 |
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Board of Education |
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District 001 |
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Jennifer S. Abell |
24712 |
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Victoria Kelly |
20762 |
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Michael Lukas |
19117 |
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Virginia McGraw |
18635 |
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Barbara Palko |
15667 |
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Robert Pitts |
13330 |
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Michael A. Wilson |
13044 |
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Lorina Harris |
12621 |
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Jason Henry Sr. |
10607 |
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Karla M. Kornegay |
10307 |
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Melissa Pascarella |
10044 |
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Stephen Zeigler |
9581 |
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Question 1 |
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For the Amendment |
31270 |
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Against the Amendment |
10345 |
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Question 2 |
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For the Amendment |
26380 |
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Against the Amendment |
14105 |
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Question A |
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For |
23387 |
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Against |
17064 |
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Governor / Lt. Governor |
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Anthony Brown |
23608 |
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Larry Hogan |
21437 |
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Shawn Quinn |
519 |
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Comptroller |
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Peter Franchot |
27215 |
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William H. Campbell |
17318 |
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Attorney General |
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Brian E. Frosh |
25681 |
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Jeffrey N. Pritzker |
17214 |
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Leo Wayne Dymowski |
1160 |
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Congressional Representative District 5 |
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Steny Hoyer |
28335 |
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Chris Chaffee |
16709 |
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State Senator District 27 |
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Mike Miller |
3247 |
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Jesse Allen Peed |
2242 |
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State Senator District 28 |
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Mac Middleton |
26246 |
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Allan Donnelly |
12997 |
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