Harford County Sample Ballot & Voter Guide 2026

Geibler is director of marketing and communications for the Archdiocese of Baltimore and previously worked at a law firm focused on nursing home abuse and neglect cases, per the campaign site. He is a Tulane University graduate running for the Maryland Senate for the first time, per the campaign site.

Jennings began his career as an intern and caseworker for then-Congressman Robert Ehrlich before co-owning The Mill of Hereford, a farm feed and supply store, per the campaign site. He also works in cybersecurity as president and CEO of a cyber-intelligence company and serves in the Maryland Air National Guard, per the campaign site.

Mary-Dulany James is a fifth-generation farm owner and attorney from Havre de Grace running for Maryland Senate District 34, per the campaign site. She previously served as a Maryland delegate representing Harford County, per the campaign site. She attended the University of Maryland, College Park and the University of Maryland School of Law, and established her own law practice in Harford County after working at law firms in Baltimore, per the campaign site. She serves as a board member and treasurer of the Community Foundation of Harford County, per the campaign site.

Raj Goel is a Harford County resident running for Maryland Senate District 34, per the campaign site. He says he stepped away from a previous career three years ago to focus on public service and has worked with Harford County government to create opportunities for students in underserved neighborhoods, per the campaign site.

Gallion owns Hopewell Farm, a beef cattle and hay operation in Harford County, and has served as the county's Agricultural Specialist since 2016, managing agricultural grants and local farming initiatives, per the campaign site. He joined the Level Volunteer Fire Company at 16 and later served as its chief and president, per the campaign site. He is married to Sonya Eagleston and they have four daughters, per the campaign site.

Arikan lives in Abingdon with her four children and is the sitting delegate for District 7B, per the campaign site. She founded Birth Circle of Baltimore in 2014 to offer free peer support to women during childbearing years and served on the board of Maryland Friends of Midwives, per the campaign site. She created Love Maryland PAC in 2015 and has testified in Annapolis on parental rights and medical autonomy matters, per the campaign site.

Johnson is a U.S. Army veteran and former Baltimore City police officer and Harford County sheriff's deputy who previously served on the Harford County Council, per the campaign site. He coaches football and girls' basketball at Patterson Mill High School, per the campaign site.

Steve Johnson has served in the Maryland House of Delegates representing District 34A in Harford County since 2019, per the campaign site. His professional background includes serving as Aberdeen's economic development director and as president of the Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce board, per the campaign site.

Jake Taylor is a former legislative aide in the Maryland Senate who works for a family run small business in Harford County, per his campaign site. He was elected Bel Air Town Commissioner in 2023 at age 20 and is a lifelong resident of greater Bel Air, Maryland, per his campaign site.

Anderson is a software entrepreneur and technical consultant who previously developed lab software at Hewlett-Packard and later founded a web-based ordering systems company that IBM acquired, per the campaign site. He earned an electrical engineering degree from West Virginia University and studied music at the Peabody Conservatory, per the campaign site. Born and raised in Harford County, he serves as a county election judge, per the campaign site.

Mike Griffith is a disabled veteran who served in the United States Marine Corps, per the campaign site. He represents Delegate District 35A in the Maryland legislature, serving on the Ways and Means Committee and as vice chair of the Veterans Caucus, per the campaign site.