Voters hit the polls as the race for Baltimore County Executive takes full course for Maryland Primary Election Day.
Election results as of right now:
Precincts polled: 100%
- Al Redmer- 56%- 17,414
- Pat McDonough- 44%- 13,840
Precincts polled: 100%
- Jim Brochin- 33%- 26,388
- Johnny Olszewski- 33%- 26,733
- Vicki Almond- 32%- 25,715
- Kevin Francis Marron- 3%-2,030
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As the state's third largest county, candidates from both parties were playing the waiting game as voters decide who will be granted their respective tickets.
On the Democratic ticket:
- Baltimore County Councilwoman Vicki Almond says her experience as an elected county leader makes her a top contender for the post. She's also remarked about restoring the peoples' trust in the government.
- Delegate Johnny Olszewski represents District 6 in the Maryland House of delegates. His campaign issues include education, jobs and public safety.
- State Senator Jim Brochin, a Baltimore native who worked as an analyst for the Maryland Senate President. Parts of his campaign was centered stopping overdevelopment, security quality education and protecting the environment.
- Kevin Francis Marron, who says he's for concealed carry permits, pro-Hogan, and is self-financed.
On the GOP ticket:
- Delegate Pat McDonough represents District 7 in the Maryland House of delegates and Harford Counties. He ran his campaign around a bipartisan stance with hopes to put the people first and serve the county.
- Al Redmer represented District 8 in the House of Delegates and served under two governors. He focused his campaign on building a long-term plan for the county.
For more detailed information on the candidates who ran for Baltimore County Executive, click here.
