How Bowie, Prince George's County Voted in 2014 Election

The following are unofficial results for Prince George’s County from the Maryland State Board of Elections as of noon Friday:

• Judge of Circuit Court — Sheila R. Tillerson Adams, Toni Evon Clarke, Lawrence V. Hill, Jr.
• County Executive — Rushern L. Baker, III
• Council District 1 — Mary A. Lehman (uncontested)
• Council District 2 — Deni Taveras (uncontested)
• Council District 3 — Danielle Glaros (uncontested)
• Council District 4 — Todd M. Turner
• Council District 5 — Andrea Fletcher Harrison (uncontested)
• Council District 6 — Derrick Leon Davis
• Council District 7 — Karen Toles (uncontested)
• Council District 8 — Obie Patterson (uncontested)
• Council District 9 — Mel Franklin (uncontested)
• State’s Attorney — Angela Alsobrooks (uncontested)
• Clerk of the Circuit Court — Sydney Harrison (uncontested)
• Register of Wills — Cereta A. Lee (uncontested)
• Judge of the Orphans’ Court — Wendy Alise Cartwright, Athena Malloy Groves, Vicky L. Ivory-Orem
• Sheriff — Melvin C. High
• Board of Education District 2 — Lupi Grady
• Board of Education District 3 — Dinora A. Hernandez
• Board of Education District 6 — Carolyn M. Boston
• Board of Education District 9 — Sonya Williams

State Races

• Congressional Representative District 4 — Donna F. Edwards
• Congressional Representative District 5 — Steny H. Hoyer
• State Senator District 21 — Jim Rosapepe (uncontested)
• State Senator District 22 — Paul G. Pinsky
• State Senator District 23 — Douglas J. J. Peters (uncontested)
• State Senator District 24 — Joanne C. Benson (uncontested)
• State Senator District 25 — Ulysses Currie
• State Senator District 26 — C. Anthony Muse
• State Senator District 27 — Thomas V. Mike Miller, Jr.
• State senator District 47 — Victor Ramirez (uncontested)
• House of Delegates District 21 — Barbara A. Frush
• House of Delegates District 22 — Tawanna P. Gaines
• House of Delegates District 23A — Geraldine Valentino-Smith
• House of Delegates District 23B — Marvin E. Holmes, Jr.
• House of Delegates District 24 — Carolyn J.B. Howard
• House of Delegates District 25 — Angela Angel
• House of Delegates District 26 — Tony Knotts
• House of Delegates District 27A — James E. Proctor, Jr.
• House of Delegates District 27B — Michael A. Jackson
• House of Delegates District 47A — Diana M. Fennell
• House of Delegates District 47B — Will Campos (uncontested)
• Court of Special Appeals at Large Judge, Kevin F. Arthur for Continuance in Office — Yes
• Court of Special Appeals at Large Judge, Andrea M. Leahy for Continuance in Office — Yes

Prince George’s County Ballot Questions

• Question A (Public Safety Facilities Bonds) — For the Charter Referendum
• Question B (Library Facilities Bonds) — For the Charter Referendum
• Question C (Community College Facilities Bonds) — For the Charter Referendum
• Question D (County Buildings Bonds) — For the Charter Referendum
• Question E (Public Works and Transportation Facilities Bonds) — For the Charter Referendum
• Question F (Proposed Charter Amendment) — For the Charter Referendum
• Question G (Proposed Charter Amendment) — For the Charter Referendum
• Question H (Proposed Charter Amendment) — For the Charter Referendum
• Question I (Proposed Charter Amendment) — For the Charter Referendum
• Question J (Proposed Charter Amendment) — Against the Charter Referendum

About 207,131 voters cast their ballots in Prince George’s County, representing a turnout that was below the state average.

In Prince George’s County, 38.03 percent of registered voters turned out for the election, versus 44.72 percent across Maryland.

Absentee ballots must still be counted, a process that will get underway in the coming days. There were more than 5,598 absentee ballots sent in Prince George’s County, state election officials reported.

Official results will be certified by local boards, then state officials before they are delivered under seal on Dec. 10, according to the Maryland State Board of Elections.

See a list of statewide results here, including Maryland ballot questions.

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