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State Senator

Legislative District 29

(Vote for One)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Roy Dyson	Democratic	2,093	11,478	0	13,571	43.7%
Steve Waugh	Republican	2,320	15,180	0	17,500	56.3%
Other Write-Ins	N/A	1	17	0	18	0.1%

House of Delegates

Legislative District 29A

(Vote for One)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Daniel A.M. Slade	Democratic	697	3,887	0	4,584	34.7%
Matt Morgan	Republican	1,146	7,479	0	8,625	65.2%
Other Write-Ins	N/A	1	12	0	13	0.1%

Legislative District 29B

Matt Morgan won in a GOP landslide and helped end any representation in Annapolis for St. Mary's County by Democrats for the foreseeable future. — Matt Morgan won in a GOP landslide and helped end any representation in Annapolis for St. Mary’s County by Democrats for the foreseeable future.

(Vote for One)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
John Bohanan	Democratic	687	4,346	0	5,033	49.4%
Deb Rey	Republican	498	4,650	0	5,148	50.5%
Other Write-Ins	N/A	0	10	0	10	0.1%

Legislative District 29C

(Vote for One)

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Name	Party	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Len Zuza	Democratic	410	1,531	0	1,941	26.2%
Tony O’Donnell	Republican	944	4,507	0	5,451	73.7%
Other Write-Ins	N/A	0	5	0	5	0.1%

Judge, Court of Special Appeals At Large

Kevin F. Arthur
Vote Yes or No
(For continuance in office)

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	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Yes	3,160	18,958	0	22,118	84.6%
No	536	3,498	0	4,034	15.4%

Andrea M. Leahy
Vote Yes or No
(For continuance in office)

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	Early Voting	Election Day	Absentee / Provisional	Total	Percentage
Yes	3,163	19,027	0	22,190	85.0%
No	517	3,384	0	3,901	15.0%

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