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2014.06.25 MWC Primary Endorsement RESULTS Metropolitan Washington Council, AFL-CIO Endorsed Candidates, Maryland General Assembly and Local Primaries, Spring 2014 Includes statewide offices and counties in the MWC juris- District 16 diction: Montgomery, Prince George’s, Charles, Calvert and St Senator- Susan Lee Mary’s. Delegates - Bill Frick , No Recommendation, No Recommenda- tion Winners indicated in bold, losers in italic. District 17 Detailed election results available here: Senator- No Position results.elections.maryland.gov/elections/results_data/index.html Delegates - Kumar Barve, Jim Gilchrist, Andrew Platt District 18 Maryland Statewide Senator- Richard Madaleno Delegates - Jeff Waldstreicher , Natali Fani-Gonzalez , No Rec- Maryland Governor: Anthony Brown ommendation Maryland Lt. Governor: Ken Ulman District 19 Maryland Comptroller: Peter Franchot Senator- Roger Manno Maryland Attorney General: Brian Frosh Delegates - Ben Kramer, Bonnie Cullison, Marice Morales U.S. House of Representatives District 20 Senator- Jamie Raskin MD District 1 – No Recommendation Delegates - Sheila Hixson, David Moon, Will Jawando MD District 2 – Dutch Ruppersberger District 21 MD District 3 – John Sarbanes Senator- Jim Rosapepe Delegates - Ben Barnes, Barbara Frush, Joseline Pena- MD District 4 – Donna F. Edwards Melnyk MD District 5 – Steny Hoyer District 22 MD District 6 – John Delany Senator- Paul Pinsky MD District 7 – Elijah Cummings Delegates - Tawanna Gaines, Ann Healey, Alonzo Washing- ton MD District 8 – Chris Van Hollen District of Columbia At-Large - Eleanor Holmes-Norton District 23 Senator- Doug Peters Delegate 23A - Geraldine Valentino-Smith General Assembly Delegates 23B - Marvin Holmes, Joseph Vallario District 14 Senator- Karen Montgomery District 24 Delegates - Anne Kaiser, Eric Luedtke, Craig Zucker Senator- Joanne Benson Delegates - Carolyn Howard, Michael Vaughn, Erek Barron District 15 Senator- Brian Feldman District 25 Delegates - David Fraser-Hidalgo , Bennett Rushkoff , No Rec- Senator- Ulysses Currie ommendation Delegates - Dereck Davis , Juanita Miller, Larry Greenhill, Sr. Page 1 Metropolitan Washington Council, AFL-CIO Endorsed Candidates, Maryland General Assembly and Local Primaries, Spring 2014 Winners indicated in bold, losers in italic; Full election results: results.elections.maryland.gov/elections/results_data/index.html District 26 District 17 District 18 District 19 Senator- Veronica Turner Julian Haffner Alan Banov Hoan Dang Delegates - Kris Valderrama , David Sloan , No Recommenda- Jonathan Prutow Aaron Kaufman Melissa Pinnick tion District 20 District 39 Tamika S. Bennett Mumin Barre District 27 Jheanelle Wilkins Juan Cardenas Senator- No Recommendation Delegate 27A - Jim Proctor AT-LARGE: Darrell Anderson • Chris Bradbury • Marjorie Delegate 27B - Michael Jackson Goldman • Johntel Greene • Michael Gruenberg • Dave Delegate 27C - Sue Kullen Kunes • Kevin Walling • Erin Yeagley District 28 Prince George's County Senator - Mac Middleton County Executive- Rushern Baker Delegates- Edith Patterson , No Recommendation, No Recom- County Council: District 1- Mary Lehman; District 2- Doyle mendation Niemann ; District 3 - Dannielle Glaros ; District 4 - Vince Canales ; District 5 - Andrea Harrison; District 6– No Recom- District 29 mendation; District 7 - Karen Toles ; District 8 - Obie Patterson ; Senator- No Endorsement District 9- Mel Franklin Delegate 29A- No Endorsement State's Attorney- Angela Alsobrooks Delegate 29B- John Bohanan Clerk of the Court- No Position Delegate 29C- Len Zuza Sheriff- Melvin High Democratic Central Committee: At-Large- Cynthia Collins District 39 Senator- Nancy King Charles County Delegates - Charles Barkley, Kirill Reznik, Shane Robinson County Commissioners President- No Position District 47 District 1- Sam Graves ; District 2 - Debra Davis ; District 3 - No Senator- Victor Ramirez Position; District 28: Edith Patterson Delegates- 47A - Jimmy Tarlau , No Endorsement for Second Sheriff- Rex Coffey Seat Orphans' Court- Frank Lancaster Delegate 47B - No Recommendation Register of Wills- Lorraine Hennessy Clerk of Court- Sharon "Sherri" Hancock Democratic Central Committee- Greg Waller Montgomery County Montgomery County Executive: No recommendation Calvert County County Council: District 1- Duchy Trachtenberg ; District 2: No County Commissioners recommendation; District 3 - Ryan Spiegel ; District 4: No recom- At-Large- Joyce Stinnett Baki ; District 3 - Kelly McConkey mendation; District 5 - Tom Hucker ; At -Large: Marc Elrich , Democratic Central Committee- Cliff Savoy Vivian Malloy and Beth Daly County Sheriff: No recommendation St. Mary's County Clerk of the Court- Alan Bowser County Commissioners President- Jack Russell Montgomery County Democratic Central Committee District 2- Bob Schaller; District 3- Joseph "Tony" St. Clair DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHIP TEAM District 14 District 15 District 16 Wendy Edmunds Venattia Vann Wendy Cohen Pam Queen Timothy Whitehouse Almina Khorakiwala Page 2 .
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