Gov. Wes Moore leads Republican Dan Cox in unofficial returns for Maryland governor, according to the Maryland State Board of Elections. Results are incomplete and will change as more precincts report.
Governor
With 960 of 1,979 Election Day precincts reported, the board’s site showed Moore and running mate Aruna Miller, a Democrat, with 815,338 votes, or 62.34%. Republican Dan Cox and running mate Rob Krop had 439,913 votes, or 33.64%. Green Party candidate Andy Ellis had 24,723 votes (1.89%), and Working Class Party candidate Cathy White had 24,684 votes (1.89%). The board’s governor page was last refreshed at 10:01 p.m.
Statewide Ballot Questions
With 1,051 of 1,979 Election Day precincts reported, the board showed all three constitutional amendments ahead.
Question 1, on arbitration reform for state employees, had 74.18% for and 25.82% against. Question 2, on temporary appointments to the Commission on Judicial Disabilities, had 66.47% for and 33.53% against. Question 3, on election districts for the General Assembly and Congress, had 59.25% for and 40.75% against.
Montgomery County
In Montgomery County, with 123 of 257 Election Day precincts reported, Democrat Will Jawando had 172,309 votes (78.94%) in the county executive race, ahead of Republican Esther Wells with 45,086 votes (20.66%). In the county’s governor results, Moore had 80.82% to Cox’s 16.05%.
These are unofficial returns from the Maryland State Board of Elections as of about 10 p.m. Tuesday. Early voting and mail-in ballots are included, provisional ballots are not yet reported, and counts will keep changing. Official results will be certified by the board.
Source: Maryland State Board of Elections
