Multi-member delegate districts
Each of the 47 legislative districts elects one senator and three delegates. Some districts elect all three together, where voters pick up to three; others are split into one- or two-member subdistricts.
Maryland · 2026 forecast · Updated Oct 16, 2026
All 141 seats are on the ballot. 71 seats make a majority. 85 make the three-fifths supermajority that can override a veto.
Democrats are very likely to control the Maryland House of Delegates (>99%).
Democratic supermajority now (102 of 141 seats; 85 needed for three-fifths): >99% chance it holds · <1% chance it's broken.
102 D nowMarks: three-fifths supermajority for each party39 R now
Democrats are very likely to control the Maryland House of Delegates (>99%).
Democratic supermajority now (102 of 141 seats; 85 needed for three-fifths): >99% chance it holds · <1% chance it's broken.
102 D nowMarks: three-fifths supermajority for each party39 R now
All 71 races, grouped by the leader's chance of winning.
2 seats projected to flip: 2 R→D.
2 seats projected to flip: 2 R→D.
Solid D46
Likely D2
Lean D0
Toss-up0
Solid D45
Likely D3
Lean D0
Toss-up0
Columns follow the chance of winning: Toss-up 40–60%, Lean 60–80%, Likely 80–95%, Solid 95%+. The square shows who holds the seat now (■ Democrats, ■ Republicans). flip: projected to change parties, in the color of the party favored to gain it. Underlined: two candidates of one party in November. Faded: no major-party opponent.
Each district colored by the leader's chance of winning. Hover for details; click for the race.
Maryland
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The closest races (Lean or Toss-up, Horizon), and the seats most likely to change parties.
Rules that shape these races and the forecast.
Each of the 47 legislative districts elects one senator and three delegates. Some districts elect all three together, where voters pick up to three; others are split into one- or two-member subdistricts.
Chance of winning control, by forecast date.
Updated nightly. Each day is the current model run on the polls that had ended by then (how).
Updated nightly. Each day is the current model run on the polls that had ended by then (how).
Democratic seats across 40,000 simulations. Darker bars: the middle 80%.
71 races, 24 without a contest between the major parties.
| District | Candidates | Chance of winning (D · R) | Avg. margin | Rating | Lean | Polls |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HD-1A | ● Jason Jobe● Dan Duggan | R+44.1R+49.7 | R+56 | — | ||
| HD-1B | ● Rhiannon C. Brown● Jason C. BuckelINC | R+31.5R+31.1 | R+38 | — | ||
| HD-1C | ● Seth Funk● Terry BakerINC | R+39.2R+44.5 | R+51 | — | ||
| HD-2A2 seats | ● John Leonard● William ValentineINCAlso: William J. Wivell (R), Brandon Thompson (D) | R+24.5R+21.9 | R+28 | — | ||
| HD-2B | ● Matthew SchindlerINC● Brenda Thiam | D+19.8D+16.5 | D+10 | — | ||
| HD-33 seats | ● Kris FairINC● Angela McIntoshAlso: Kenneth P. Kerr (D), Karen Simpson (D) | D+38.9D+39.2 | D+32 | — | ||
| HD-43 seats | ● Andrew Duck● April Fleming MillerINCAlso: Jason Keckler (R), Jesse Pippy (R), Jerry Donald (D) | R+6.7R+2.7 | R+8 | — | ||
| HD-53 seats | ● Dayana Bergman● April RoseINCAlso: Chris Tomlinson (R), Steve Whisler (R), Alison Rudolph (D) | R+21.7R+19.1 | R+25 | — | ||
| HD-63 seats | ● Artus Huffman● Robin Grammer Jr.INCAlso: Ric Metzgar (R), Robert B. Long (R), Megan Ann Mioduszewski (D) | R+13.3R+12.5 | R+19 | — | ||
| HD-7A2 seats | ● Ly Xīnzhèn M. Zhǎngsūn Brown● Ryan NawrockiINCAlso: Kathy Szeliga (R), Satish Chapagain (D) | R+7.7R+5.9 | R+12 | — | ||
| HD-7B | ● Candace Hart● Lauren ArikanINC | R+22.2R+24.9 | R+30 | — | ||
| HD-83 seats | ● Nick AllenINC● Brian CampbellAlso: Harry Bhandari (D), Kim Ross (D), Glen Geelhaar (R) | D+31.3D+30.4 | D+23 | — | ||
| HD-9A2 seats | ● Chao WuINC● Fitzgerald MoforAlso: Natalie Ziegler (D), Spencer Rhoda (R), Saif Rehman (I) | D+29.8D+28.2 | D+21 | — | ||
| HD-9B | ● Courtney WatsonINC● No Republican | Democrat unopposedDemocrat unopposed | — | D+41 | — | |
| HD-10D vs D3 seats | ● N. Scott PhillipsINC● No RepublicanAlso: Robin Harvey (D), Jennifer White Holland (D) | Democrats only in NovemberDemocrats only in November | — | D+55 | — | |
| HD-11A | ● Cheryl PasteurINC● No Republican | Democrat unopposedDemocrat unopposed | — | D+62 | — | |
| HD-11B2 seats | ● Jon CardinINC● John GordonAlso: Dana Stein (D) | D+39.0D+37.8 | D+31 | — | ||
| HD-12A2 seats | ● Jessica FeldmarkINC● Frank GloverAlso: Terri Hill (D) | D+56.5D+59.7 | D+52 | — | ||
| HD-12B | ● Gary SimmonsINC● Blair Brannock | D+21.8D+19.0 | D+12 | — | ||
| HD-13D vs D3 seats | ● Pam GuzzoneINC● No RepublicanAlso: Amy Brooks (D), Gabriel Moreno (D) | Democrats only in NovemberDemocrats only in November | — | D+52 | — | |
| HD-14D vs D3 seats | ● Anne KaiserINC● No RepublicanAlso: Bernice Mireku-North (D), Matt Post (D) | Democrats only in NovemberDemocrats only in November | — | D+47 | — | |
| HD-153 seats | ● Linda FoleyINC● Peter ChanAlso: David Fraser-Hidalgo (D), Lily Qi (D) | D+53.1D+55.3 | D+49 | — | ||
| HD-163 seats | ● Marc KormanINC● Ann HingstonAlso: Sarah Wolek (D), Teresa Saavedra Woorman (D), Bob White (WCP) | D+64.6D+69.1 | D+64 | — | ||
| HD-17D vs D3 seats | ● Julie Palakovich CarrINC● No RepublicanAlso: Ryan Spiegel (D), Joe Vogel (D) | Democrats only in NovemberDemocrats only in November | — | D+58 | — | |
| HD-18D vs D3 seats | ● Aaron KaufmanINC● No RepublicanAlso: Emily Shetty (D), Jared Solomon (D) | Democrats only in NovemberDemocrats only in November | — | D+68 | — | |
| HD-19D vs D3 seats | ● Charlotte CrutchfieldINC● No RepublicanAlso: Vaughn Stewart (D), Christa Tichy (D) | Democrats only in NovemberDemocrats only in November | — | D+53 | — | |
| HD-20D vs D3 seats | ● Lorig CharkoudianINC● No RepublicanAlso: David Moon (D), Jheanelle Wilkins (D) | Democrats only in NovemberDemocrats only in November | — | D+77 | — | |
| HD-21D vs D3 seats | ● Benjamin S. BarnesINC● No RepublicanAlso: Mary A. Lehman (D), Joseline Peña-Melnyk (D) | Democrats only in NovemberDemocrats only in November | — | D+55 | — | |
| HD-22D vs D3 seats | ● Ashanti MartinezINC● No RepublicanAlso: Tracy Gant (D), Molly McKee-Seabrook (D) | Democrats only in NovemberDemocrats only in November | — | D+76 | — | |
| HD-233 seats | ● Marvin E. Holmes Jr.INC● Michael RikerAlso: Keenon James (D), Kym Taylor (D), Kimberly Robinson (R) | D+67.2D+75.5 | D+70 | — | ||
| HD-24D vs D3 seats | ● Derrick ColeyINC● No RepublicanAlso: Andrea Harrison (D), LaTasha Ward (D) | Democrats only in NovemberDemocrats only in November | — | D+84 | — | |
| HD-25D vs D3 seats | ● Kent RobersonINC● No RepublicanAlso: Denise Roberts (D), Karen Toles (D) | Democrats only in NovemberDemocrats only in November | — | D+87 | — | |
| HD-263 seats | ● Veronica L. TurnerINC● JoAnn FisherAlso: Kris Valderrama (D), Jamila Woods (D), Ike Puzon (R) | D+80.2D+88.1 | D+84 | — | ||
| HD-27A | ● Darrell OdomINC● Jim Crawford | D+61.7D+66.0 | D+61 | — | ||
| HD-27B | ● Jeffrie Long Jr.INC● Dan Thomas | D+42.2D+37.8 | D+31 | — | ||
| HD-27C | ● Jennifer Davidson● Mark N. FisherINC | R+13.4R+7.0 | R+13 | — | ||
| HD-283 seats | ● Debra DavisINC● James AshburnAlso: Abena Affum-McAllister (D), Edith J. Patterson (D), Winfield Clark (R) | D+42.9D+44.3 | D+38 | — | ||
| HD-29A | ● Jennifer Clancy● Matthew MorganINC | R+31.1R+30.8 | R+37 | — | ||
| HD-29B | ● Adrianne Mathis● BJ Hall | D+17.6D+16.6 | D+10 | — | ||
| HD-29C | ● Shaara Watts● Todd MorganINC | R+11.9R+10.2 | R+16 | — | ||
| HD-30AD vs D2 seats | ● Dylan BehlerINC● No RepublicanAlso: Dana Jones (D) | Democrats only in NovemberDemocrats only in November | — | D+31 | — | |
| HD-30B | ● Matt Johnston● Seth A. HowardINC | R+4.4R+4.8 | R+10 | — | ||
| HD-313 seats | ● Joan Barone Cole● Brian ChisholmINCAlso: Mike Jacobs (R), LaToya Nkongolo (R), Heidi Schmidt (D) | R+10.9R+11.5 | R+18 | — | ||
| HD-323 seats | ● J. Sandy BartlettINC● Colin McEversAlso: Spencer Dixon (D), Mike Rogers (D), Mary Phelps (R) | D+37.9D+38.2 | D+30 | — | ||
| HD-33A | ● Andrew PruskiINC● No Republican | Democrat unopposedDemocrat unopposed | — | D+34 | — | |
| HD-33BD flipD flip | ● Chuck Cook● Stuart Schmidt Jr.INC | D+10.4D+12.9 | D+7 | — | ||
| HD-33C | ● Heather BagnallINC● Kristin Norris | D+19.7D+16.1 | D+11 | — | ||
| HD-34A2 seats | ● Andre Johnson Jr.INC● Elliott Joseph HernekerAlso: Steven C. Johnson (D) | D+25.2D+23.0 | D+16 | — | ||
| HD-34B | ● Anthony Lyon● Jake Taylor | R+4.7R+5.8 | R+12 | — | ||
| HD-35A2 seats | ● Gregory V. Anderson● Mike GriffithINCAlso: Teresa E. Reilly (R), Michael Eckels (D) | R+31.5R+31.9 | R+37 | — | ||
| HD-35B | ● Blessing Oluwadare● Derek Howell | R+31.5R+33.8 | R+39 | — | ||
| HD-363 seats | ● Nevin Crouse● Steven J. ArentzINCAlso: Jefferson L. Ghrist (R), Jay Jacobs (R), Michelle Ravert (D) | R+17.8R+18.4 | R+24 | — | ||
| HD-37A | ● Sheree Sample-HughesINC● No Republican | Democrat unopposedDemocrat unopposed | — | D+27 | — | |
| HD-37B2 seats | ● Michele Johnson● Christopher T. AdamsINCAlso: Tom Hutchinson (R), Edmund Barrett (D) | R+12.6R+14.9 | R+21 | — | ||
| HD-38A | ● Shelley Johnson● C. L. Marshall III | R+7.8R+12.1 | R+18 | — | ||
| HD-38BD flipD flip | ● Josh Hastings● Barry BeauchampINC | D+8.7D+12.4 | D+6 | — | ||
| HD-38C | ● No Democrat● Wayne A. HartmanINC | Republican unopposedRepublican unopposed | — | R+31 | — | |
| HD-39D vs D3 seats | ● Gabriel AceveroINC● No RepublicanAlso: Lesley Lopez (D), W. Gregory Wims (D) | Democrats only in NovemberDemocrats only in November | — | D+54 | — | |
| HD-40D vs D3 seats | ● Marlon AmpreyINC● No RepublicanAlso: Tiffany Welch (D), Melissa Wells (D) | Democrats only in NovemberDemocrats only in November | — | D+83 | — | |
| HD-41D vs D3 seats | ● Samuel I. RosenbergINC● No RepublicanAlso: Sean Stinnett (D), Ryan Turner (D) | Democrats only in NovemberDemocrats only in November | — | D+71 | — | |
| HD-42A | ● Jyoti Mohan● Chuck Murphy | R+3.3R+7.8 | R+13 | — | ||
| HD-42B | ● Michele GuytonINC● Jeffry McDonald | D+32.8D+32.1 | D+25 | — | ||
| HD-42C | ● Corynne Courpas● Steve Patten | R+27.4R+28.5 | R+34 | — | ||
| HD-43AD vs D2 seats | ● Regina T. BoyceINC● No RepublicanAlso: Elizabeth Embry (D) | Democrats only in NovemberDemocrats only in November | — | D+86 | — | |
| HD-43B | ● Cathi ForbesINC● No Republican | Democrat unopposedDemocrat unopposed | — | D+52 | — | |
| HD-44A | ● Eric EbersoleINC● Chuck Linton | D+28.8D+25.9 | D+19 | — | ||
| HD-44B2 seats | ● Aletheia McCaskillINC● Domonic MartinAlso: Sheila Ruth (D) | D+62.2D+67.6 | D+62 | — | ||
| HD-45D vs D3 seats | ● Jackie AddisonINC● No RepublicanAlso: Chanel Branch (D), Caylin Young (D), Renaud De'Aundre Brown (G) | Democrats only in NovemberDemocrats only in November | — | D+79 | — | |
| HD-463 seats | ● Luke ClippingerINC● Jeremy AmasonAlso: Mark Edelson (D), Robbyn Lewis (D) | D+63.9D+68.2 | D+62 | — | ||
| HD-47A2 seats | ● Diana FennellINC● Fred PriceAlso: Julian Ivey (D) | D+77.4D+86.0 | D+81 | — | ||
| HD-47B | ● Deni TaverasINC● No Republican | Democrat unopposedDemocrat unopposed | — | D+74 | — |
Lean: how much more Democratic (D+) or Republican (R+) the place voted for president than the nation (2024 weighted 75%, 2020 25%). Ratings follow the chance of winning: Toss-up 40–60%, Lean 60–80%, Likely 80–95%, Solid 95%+. INC = incumbent running. D flip / R flip: another party is favored (60% or more) over the party holding the seat now (hover for the chance it changes parties); Flip risk: the seat is a toss-up (40–60%). Badges mark election rules (hover or long-press for details): RCV = ranked-choice voting; Top two / Top four = the leading primary finishers advance; All-party = every candidate on one November ballot; TBD = no candidate list yet, forecast for the seat's party against a generic challenger.