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Maryland · Governor · 2026

Moore wins by 32 points

Wes Moore won re-election with 63.8%, a D+31.7 margin against Maryland’s D+28.5 vote for president in 2024. 15 of 24 counties moved toward the Democrats.

Live · Updated · 85.9% reported

63.8
Wes Moore
1,289,359 votes
✓ Winner · AP call 8:01 p.m. ET, Nov. 3
32.2
Dan Cox
649,689 votes
Vote share · per NPR85.9% reported
63.8%32.2%

Also: Other 4.0%

Margin vs 2024D+3.2 swing
2026 D+31.7
2024 president D+28.5
Chance of winningExternal ↗
Wes Moore >99% · settled Yes

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MontgomeryBaltimorePrince George's
Circle size: votes counted. Colour: the leader, darker for a wider margin; grey until half the vote is in. Point at a circle for its count.

Every county, by margin

Bars show 2026; dots show the 2024 presidential race. Paler bars: under half the vote counted.

County← More DemocraticMore Republican →20262024
Prince George’s
D+82.2D+74.8
Baltimore City
D+74.6D+72.4
Montgomery
D+62.8D+52.8
Charles
D+48.4D+40.5
Howard
D+46.3D+41.3
Baltimore
D+23.5D+24.3
Frederick
D+17.1D+8.7
Anne Arundel
D+16.0D+13.8
Talbot
R+2.2Even
Wicomico
R+3.4R+5.4
Kent
R+6.3R+2.8
Calvert
R+10.0R+10.9
Harford
R+13.0R+13.7
St. Mary’s
R+14.3R+17.0
Washington
R+14.4R+22.9
Dorchester
R+19.1R+14.5
Somerset
R+23.0R+17.3
Worcester
R+24.0R+21.9
Carroll
R+27.0R+24.7
Queen Annes
R+28.3R+27.6
Cecil
R+30.2R+30.7
Allegany
R+33.7R+40.2
Caroline
R+38.5R+37.9
Garrett
R+51.3R+53.8

Each place shows the latest report from any source we collect: AP, the networks, DDHQ and state and county election offices, credited row by row. Race calls are AP’s. Counts are unofficial until certified. How we collect and check results.

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