Maryland primary election signs

Signs are pictured outside an early voting center on Thursday, May 9, 2024 in Rockville, Md. President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump look to pad their delegate totals in Maryland Tuesday, May 14. Maryland voters will also decide contested primaries in a Senate race. Former GOP Gov. Larry Hogan's late entry into the race has given Republicans hope of a possible pick-up in a state that hasn't elected a Republican U.S. senator since 1980. The leading Democratic primary candidates are U.S. Rep. David Trone and Prince George's County Executive Angela Alsobrooks. (AP Photo/Robert Yoon)

MARYLAND - The 2024 Primary Elections are being held in Maryland today, with one of the state's U.S. Senate seat up for grabs.

Democrat voters will choose between ten contenders throughout Tuesday's Primary:

Angela Alsobrooks, from Prince George's County.

Michael W. Cobb, Sr. from Baltimore County.

Marcellus Crews, of Prince George's County.

Bryan E. Frydenborg from Montgomery County.

Scottie J. Griffin, of Montgomery County.

Robert K. Houton, from Montgomery County.

Joseph Perez, from Prince George's County.

Steven Henry Seuferer, of Montgomery County.

David J. Trone, of Montgomery County.

Andrew Jaye Wildman, from Carroll County.

For the Republican Primary race, registered voters will choose between seven candidates:

Moe H. Barakat, from Montgomery County.

Chris Chaffee, of Calvert County.

Robin Ficker, from Montgomery County.

Lorie R. Friend, from Garrett County.

Larry Hogan, from Anne Arundel County.

John A. Myrick, of Prince Georges County.

Laban Y. Seyoum, from Prince George's County.

Polls opened Tuesday at 7 a.m. and will remain open until 8 p.m. Polling locations can be found on Maryland's Board of Elections website.

WBOC will continue to cover the primary election throughout Tuesday including up-to-date election results as they are reported. 

Digital Content Producer

Sean joined WBOC as Digital Content Producer in February 2023. Originally from New Jersey, Sean graduated from Rutgers University with bachelor’s degrees in East Asian Studies and Religion. He has lived in New York, California, and Virginia before he and his wife finally found a place to permanently call home in Maryland. With family in Laurel, Ocean Pines, Berlin, and Captain’s Cove, Sean has deep ties to the Eastern Shore and is thrilled to be working at WBOC serving the community.

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