马里兰州选举结果总清单：摩尔连任州长，华裔吴超、祁丽丽连任州众议员

2026年11月3日，马里兰州举行中期选举投票，这是全体马里兰选民共同投出的结果。据马里兰州选举委员会半官方计票与美联社宣布：州长 Wes Moore 连任；3项全州修宪案全部通过；联邦众议员8席无翻转，民主党7席、共和党1席；州议会两院续由民主党控制；华裔州众议员吴超、祁丽丽连任。以下为全清单。

州长与联邦参议员

州长：Wes Moore（民主党）1,164,684票、62.7%，连任第二任期，副州长搭档 Aruna Miller 随同当选。美联社已宣布。本届为2022年州长选举的再度对决，Moore 二度击败同一对手。副州长 Aruna Miller 出生于印度，为亚裔续任全州第二高职位。

州长选举其他候选人：Dan Cox（共和党）617,307票、33.2%；Andy Ellis（绿党）38,329票；Cathy White（劳动阶级党）36,608票。

联邦参议员：今年无改选。现任 Chris Van Hollen（民主党）下次改选2028年；Angela Alsobrooks（民主党）2024年当选，下次改选2030年。

其他全州职位

检察长：Anthony G. Brown（民主党）1,237,330票、66.9%，连任；对手 James B. Rutledge III（共和党）609,280票、33.0%。

主计长：Brooke Lierman（民主党）1,227,871票、66.9%，连任；对手 Sonya Dunn（共和党）606,257票、33.0%。

州务卿与州财务长：马里兰州无民选州务卿与州财务长（州务卿由州长任命），本届无此两职选举。

公投／修宪

第1号问题：修改州雇员集体谈判规则，州长预算须涵盖集体谈判协议所定的工资、工时与福利等条款。赞成74.8%，通过。

第2号问题：容许临时任命填补司法纪律委员会空缺。赞成66.8%，通过。

第3号问题：厘清州宪法选区划分要求仅适用于州议会选区、不及于国会选区，州议会可重划国会选区，2028年选举起适用。赞成60.1%，通过。

联邦众议员

总览：全州8席，民主党7席、共和党1席，与选前相同；无翻转，7名竞选连任的现任者全部连任，唯一开放席由同党接棒。

第1区：Andy Harris（共和党）55.8%，连任，为代表团唯一共和党人。

第2区：John Olszewski Jr.（民主党）61.6%，连任。

第3区：Sarah Elfreth（民主党）65.4%，连任。

第4区：Glenn Ivey（民主党）89.1%，连任。

第5区：Adrian Boafo（民主党）68.9%，新当选，接替退休的同党 Steny Hoyer，非翻转。Boafo 是本届代表团唯一新人，Hoyer 在该席任职逾四十年。

第6区：April McClain Delaney（民主党）56.4%，连任。

第7区：Kweisi Mfume（民主党）83.4%，连任。

第8区：Jamie Raskin（民主党）82.7%，连任。

华裔／亚裔当选者：8名当选众议员中无华裔／亚裔。华裔在州议会的胜选见州议会一节。

州议会

州参议院：47席全数改选，民主党控制，无翻转。选前民主党34席、共和党13席，选后民主党续控，最终席次待认证。

州众议院：141席全数改选，民主党控制，无翻转。选前民主党102席、共和党39席；计票中民主党在两个共和党原持选区（第33B、38B区）领先，最终席次待认证。

华裔胜选：吴超（Chao Wu，民主党）连任州众议院第9A区（Howard 与 Montgomery 两县），与同区 Natalie Ziegler 同获该区两席。吴超出生于中国。

华裔胜选：祁丽丽（Lily Qi，民主党）连任州众议院第15区（Montgomery 县）。祁丽丽出生于上海，并任州议会亚太裔党团主席。

亚裔胜选：Clarence Lam（民主党）连任州参议院第12区，得票96.4%。

本清单数字来自马里兰州选举委员会半官方计票与美联社宣布，截至2026年11月4日上午（约78%预计选票已计入）。邮寄与临时选票仍在清点，州认证订于12月3日，最终结果以官方认证为准。

关联：2026年中期选举：50个州选举结果总览

Maryland 2026 Election Results: Moore Reelected Governor; Chinese American Delegates Chao Wu and Lily Qi Reelected

Maryland voted in the 2026 midterm elections on November 3, and the results below are the collective choice of the state's voters. According to the Maryland State Board of Elections' semi-official count and Associated Press race calls, Gov. Wes Moore was reelected; all three statewide constitutional amendments passed; the U.S. House delegation was unchanged at 7 Democrats and 1 Republican with no flips; Democrats kept control of both houses of the General Assembly; and Chinese American delegates Chao Wu and Lily Qi were reelected. The full list follows.

Governor and U.S. Senator

Governor: Wes Moore (D), 1,164,684 votes, 62.7%, reelected to a second term, with Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller reelected on the same ticket. Called by the AP. The race was a rematch of the 2022 governor's election, and Moore defeated the same opponent a second time. Miller, born in India, continues as an Asian American holding the state's second-highest office.

Governor, other candidates: Dan Cox (R), 617,307 votes, 33.2%; Andy Ellis (Green), 38,329 votes; Cathy White (Working Class Party), 36,608 votes.

U.S. Senator: no election this year. Chris Van Hollen (D) is next up in 2028; Angela Alsobrooks (D), elected in 2024, is next up in 2030.

Other Statewide Offices

Attorney General: Anthony G. Brown (D), 1,237,330 votes, 66.9%, reelected; James B. Rutledge III (R) took 609,280 votes, 33.0%.

Comptroller: Brooke Lierman (D), 1,227,871 votes, 66.9%, reelected; Sonya Dunn (R) took 606,257 votes, 33.0%.

Secretary of State and Treasurer: Maryland has no elected secretary of state or treasurer (the secretary of state is appointed by the governor), so neither office was on the ballot.

Ballot Measures

Question 1: Amend state employee collective bargaining rules so the governor's budget must cover the wages, hours and benefits set by collective bargaining agreements. Yes 74.8% — passed.

Question 2: Allow temporary appointments to fill vacancies on the Judicial Disabilities Commission. Yes 66.8% — passed.

Question 3: Clarify that the state constitution's redistricting requirements apply only to legislative districts, allowing the General Assembly to redraw congressional districts, effective with the 2028 elections. Yes 60.1% — passed.

U.S. House

Overview: all 8 seats unchanged — 7 Democrats and 1 Republican, as before the election. No flips: all seven incumbents seeking reelection won, and the one open seat stayed with the same party.

District 1: Andy Harris (R), 55.8%, reelected, the delegation's only Republican.

District 2: John Olszewski Jr. (D), 61.6%, reelected.

District 3: Sarah Elfreth (D), 65.4%, reelected.

District 4: Glenn Ivey (D), 89.1%, reelected.

District 5: Adrian Boafo (D), 68.9%, newly elected, succeeding retiring fellow Democrat Steny Hoyer — not a flip. Boafo is the delegation's only newcomer; Hoyer held the seat for more than four decades.

District 6: April McClain Delaney (D), 56.4%, reelected.

District 7: Kweisi Mfume (D), 83.4%, reelected.

District 8: Jamie Raskin (D), 82.7%, reelected.

Chinese American / Asian American winners: none among the eight House winners. Chinese American wins in the General Assembly are listed in the legislature section.

State Legislature

State Senate: all 47 seats were up; Democratic control, no flip. Democrats held 34 seats to the Republicans' 13 before the election and remain in control; final numbers await certification.

House of Delegates: all 141 seats were up; Democratic control, no flip. Democrats held 102 seats to 39; in the count, Democrats lead in two Republican-held districts (33B and 38B), with final numbers awaiting certification.

Chinese American winner: Chao Wu (D) was reelected in House District 9A (Howard and Montgomery counties), taking one of the district's two seats alongside Natalie Ziegler. Wu was born in China.

Chinese American winner: Lily Qi (D) was reelected in House District 15 (Montgomery County). Qi was born in Shanghai and chairs the legislature's Asian American and Pacific Islander caucus.

Asian American winner: Clarence Lam (D) was reelected in State Senate District 12 with 96.4%.

All figures are from the Maryland State Board of Elections' semi-official count and AP calls as of the morning of November 4, with about 78% of the expected vote counted. Mail and provisional ballots are still being counted; state certification is set for December 3, and final results are subject to that certification.

Related: 2026 midterm results: all 50 states

来源：马里兰州选举委员会

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