How Howard County Voted in 2014

Howard County voted for a new county executive in Tuesday’s election, Republican Allan Kittleman, and more than half voted for Republican governor-elect Larry Hogan.

Here are unofficial results from Howard County as of 11 a.m. Wednesday, according to the Maryland State Board of Elections:

• County Executive—Allan Kittleman
• Sheriff—James Fitgerald
• Howard County Board of Education—Cynthia Vaillancourt, Sandra French, Bess Altwerger, Christine O’Connor
• County Council District 1—Jon Weinstein
• County Council District 2—Calvin Ball
• County Council District 3—Jen Terrasa
• County Council District 4—Mary Kay Sigaty
• County Council District 5—Greg Fox
• House of Delegates District 9A—Trent Kittleman, Warren Miller
• House of Delegates District 9B—Bob Flanagan
• House of Delegates District 12—Terri Hill, Clarence Lam, Eric Ebersole
• House of Delegates District 13—Shane Pendergrass, Vanessa Atterbeary and Frank S. Turner
• State Senator District 9—Gail Bates
• State Senator District 12—Edward Kasemeyer
• State Senator District 13—Guy Guzzone
• Congressional Representative District 2—Dutch Ruppersberger
• Congressional Representative District 3—John Sarbanes
• Congressional Representative District 7—Elijah Cummings
• State’s Attorney—Dario Joseph Broccolino
• Register of Wills—Byron Macfarlane
• Clerk of the Circuit Court—Wayne Robey
• Judge of the Orphans’ Court—Anne Dodd, Leslie Smith Turner, Nicole Bormel Miller
• Charter Amendment to allow the county council two 30-day extensions in addition to the 65-day period to consider legislation (currently council has one 30-day extension) by a vote of two-thirds—Amendment Passed

For a more detailed breakdown by percentage, see the Howard County election results here from the state board of elections.

Official results will be certified by local boards, then state officials before they are delivered under seal on Dec. 10, according to the Maryland State Board of Elections.

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• Maryland Election Results in 2014 Statewide Races
• Two Columbia Men Up for Lieutenant Governor in 2014
• Votes Are In for Maryland Governor—Hogan Wins