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Elections 2026

Prince George’s County Council At-Large Seats

Eight Candidates for At-Large Seats Share Reasons, Priorities (News Review 14 May)
 
The News Review profiles all eight candidates for these two seats and spoke to six of them to find out more about why they’re running and how they see the role of an at-large councilmember. Click the link to read the article.
 
At-Large Candidates and the Seats Themselves Could Be on Ballot (News Review 14 May)
 

What are at-large seats and why does the county council have them? The News Review explains their history and looks to the future. Click the link to read the article.

Prince George’s County Council District 4

Introducing Candidates with Questions on County Issues and Data Centers (News Review April 30)

Incumbent Tim Adams is facing challengers Juliet Agocha and Euniesha Davis for the the District 4 seat on the Prince George’s County Council. They spoke to the News Review about their views on the county and data centers in particular. Click the link to read the article.

House of Representatives 4th Congressional District Democratic Primary 

Four Candidates Address the Democratic Club (News Review April 23)

Joseph Gomes, Shavonne Hedgepeth, Jakeya Johnson and Jonathan White are among seven candidates who will compete in the Democratic primary on June 23. They spoke in a candidate forum on April 19 sponsored by Greenbelt’s Eleanor and Franklin Roosevelt Democratic Club. Click the link to read the article.

Maryland House of Delegates District 22 Election

Maryland Delegates Election Preview (News Review April 9) 

Two current delegates, Anne Healey and Nicole Williams, are not seeking reelection for the Maryland House of Delegates. The News Review profiled candidates incumbent Ashanti Martinez and three newcomers, Tracy Gant, Craig Hayes and Mollie McKee-Seabrook. Click the link to read the article.