Maryland’s Sixth United States Congressional District encompasses Western Maryland. In addition to Northern Montgomery County, the district also includes Frederick, Washington, Allegany, and ...

Maryland's 6th Congressional District covers part of Montgomery County, including Germantown, plus the city of Frederick, Frederick County, the city of Hagerstown, and Garrett, ...

Maryland's 6th Congressional District remained tight after Election Day results came in, with Democrat April McClain Delaney taking a 315-vote lead over Republican Neil C. Parrott.

Maryland’s U.S. Senate race has taken up a lot of political oxygen, but the 6th Congressional District race between Democrat April McClain Delaney and Republican Neil Parrott may be the most ...

“Every seat matters,” Raskin, of Maryland’s 8th Congressional District, said at the campaign event. McClain Delaney argues that she’s more ideologically in line with most 6th District ...

Maryland’s 6th Congressional District race remained too close to call, as the Montgomery County Board of Elections began its canvass of mail-in ballots. FOX 5 Washington DC.

Maryland Sixth Congressional District Election Results. Updated April 1, 2025, ... April McClain Delaney, a Democrat, wins the Sixth District in Maryland. Race called by The Associated Press.

FILE - April McClain-Delaney, Democratic candidate for Maryland's 6th Congressional District, poses for a portrait, Oct. 10, 2024, in Gaithersburg, Md. (AP Photo/Stephanie Scarbrough, File) ...

My name is Chris Hearsey and I am a Democrat running to represent Maryland's 6th congressional district. I am 38 years old, an aerospace executive and research scientist, and I reside in Gaithersburg.

WDVM Hagerstown. Nominees for Maryland’s Sixth Congressional District get key endorsements. Posted: October 31, 2024 | Last updated: March 19, 2025 ...

The race for Maryland's 6th Congressional District House seat remains tight. Democratic candidate April McClain Delaney leads with a thin margin of 315 votes ahead of Republican Neil Parrott.

At a recent candidate’s forum for the 6th District congressional race in Maryland, an hourlong civil discussion about the issues ended with finger pointing and sharp words.