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Early Voting October 23 Endorsed Candidates of the Metropolitan Washington Council, AFL-CIO & the Northern Virginia Area Labor Federation Muriel Bowser Anthony Brown Donna F. Edwards Steny Hoyer Chris Van Hollen Mark Warner For Mayor of for Maryland Governor MD District 4 MD District 5 MD Distrcit 8 Virginia Senator Washington D.C. Congress Congress Congress Maryland Statewide Calvert County Maryland Governor: Anthony Brown At-Large- Joyce Stinnett Baki Maryland Lt. Governor: Ken Ulman District 3- Kelly McConkey Maryland Comptroller: Peter Franchot Democratic Central Committee - Cliff Savoy Maryland Attorney General: Brian Frosh Charles County U.S. House of Representatives (Maryland) President– Peter Murphy MD District 1 – No Recommendation District 1- Sam Graves MD District 2 – Dutch Ruppersberger District 2- Debra Davis MD District 3 – John Sarbanes District 3 – Amanda Stewart MD District 4 – Donna F. Edwards District 28 - Edith Patterson MD District 5 – Steny Hoyer Sheriff– No Recommendation MD District 6 – John Delany Orphans’ Court- Frank Lancaster MD District 7 – Elijah Cummings Register of Wills - Lorraine Hennessy MD District 8 – Chris Van Hollen Clerk of Court - Sharon “Sherri” Hancock Democratic Central Committee – Virginia Statewide Jeff Guido (CHOICE) & Greg Waller (IBEW) US Senate – Mark Warner U.S. House of Representatives (Virginia) VA District 1 – Norm Mosher VA District 8 – Don Beyer Early Voting VA District 10 – John Foust VA District 11 – Gerry Connolly October 23 - 30 District of Columbia District of Columbia At-Large - Eleanor Holmes-Norton 10 am - 8 pm Mayor - Muriel Bowser Attorney General - Edward “Smitty” Smith Chairman - Phil Mendelson Ward 1- Brianne K. Nadeau General Election Ward 3- No recommendation Ward 5- Kenyan McDuffie November 4 Ward 6- Charles Allen At-Large 1- Elissa Silverman At-Large 2- No recommendation 7 am - 8 pm Shadow Senator- Paul Strauss ANC SMD 4D04- Donna Brockington Continued on Back Montgomery County Maryland General Assembly (Cont’d) Montgomery County Executive: No recommendation District 19 County Council: Senator- Roger Manno District 1 – No endorsement Delegates - Ben Kramer, Bonnie Cullison, Marice Morales District 2 - No recommendation District 20 District 3 – No endorsement Senator- Jamie Raskin District 4 - Nancy Navarro Delegates - Sheila Hixson, David Moon, Will Smith District 5 - Tom Hucker District 21 At-Large: Marc Elrich Senator- Jim Rosapepe County Sheriff - No recommendation Delegates - Ben Barnes, Barbara Frush, Joseline Pena-Melnyk Clerk of the Court – No recommendation District 22 Senator- Paul Pinsky Prince George’s County Delegates - Tawanna Gaines, Ann Healey, Alonzo Washington County Executive: Rushern Baker District 23 County Council: Senator- Doug J.J. Peters District 1- Mary Lehman Delegate 23A - Geraldine Valentino-Smith District 2– Deni Taveras Delegates 23B - Marvin Holmes, Joseph Vallario District 3- Dannielle Glaros District 24 District 4– No recommendation Senator- Joanne Benson District 5- Andrea Harrison Delegates - Carolyn Howard, Michael Vaughn, Erek Barron District 6– No endorsement District 25 District 7- Karen Toles Senator- Ulysses Currie District 8- Obie Patterson Delegates - Dereck Davis, Angela Angel, Darryl Barnes District 9- Mel Franklin District 26 State’s Attorney- Angela Alsobrooks Senator– No Recommendation Clerk of the Court– Sydney Harrison Delegates - Kris Valderrama, Tony Knotts, No Sheriff- Melvin High Recommendation Democratic Central Committee: At-Large- Cynthia Collins District 27 Senator- No Recommendation St. Mary’s County Delegate 27A - Jim Proctor President- Jack Russell Delegate 27B - Michael Jackson District 2- Bob Schaller Delegate 27C - Sue Kullen District 3- Joseph “Tony” St. Clair District 28 Senator - Thomas “Mac” Middleton Maryland General Assembly Delegates- Edith Patterson, C.T. Wilson, No Endorsement District 14 District 29 Senator- Karen Montgomery Senator- Roy Dyson Delegates - Anne Kaiser, Eric Luedtke, Craig Zucker Delegate 29A- Daniel Slade District 15 Delegate 29B- John Bohanan Senator- Brian Feldman Delegate 29C- Len Zuza Delegates - David Fraser-Hidalgo, Kathleen Dumais, Aruna District 39 Miller Senator- Nancy King District 16 Delegates - Charles Barkley, Kirill Reznik, Shane Robinson Senator- Susan Lee District 47 Delegates - Bill Frick, Ariana Kelly, Marc Korman Senator- Victor Ramirez District 17 Delegates- 47A - Jimmy Tarlau, Diana M. Fennell Senator - Cheryl C. Kagan Delegate 47B – Will Campos Delegates - Kumar Barve, Jim Gilchrist, Andrew Platt District 18 Senator- Richard Madaleno Delegates - Jeff Waldstreicher, Al Carr, Ana Sol Gutierrez.
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