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MAGA candidates lose in Baltimore County Council race

Democrats flip two GOP seats as Baltimore County Council shifts to blue majority.

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Nov 13, 2026

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MAGA candidates lose in Baltimore County Council race

Democrats flip two GOP seats as Baltimore County Council shifts to blue majority.

In brief

Democrats flip two GOP seats as Baltimore County Council shifts to blue majority. Democrats win 7-2 supermajority on Baltimore County Council after flipping two conservative districts. Originally reported by The Banner.

Democrats flip two GOP seats

Democrat Shawn McIntosh ousted Republican Nino Mangione in north county district.

“I’m not the kind of candidate you would think would come from Dundalk”

Arkia Wade wins Dundalk district

Arkia Wade defeated Tim Fazenbaker by 193 votes in southeastern district including Dundalk.

Democrats gain supermajority

Democrats will hold 7-2 supermajority on expanded council with votes to pass emergency legislation.

First Black women on council

Wade and Makeda Scott become first Black women on Baltimore County Council.

First women trio elected

McIntosh, Wade and Scott form first trio of women elected to Baltimore County Council.

Public financing wins

McIntosh won with public financing despite raising less money than Mangione.

Sines saves Republican seat

Josh Sines defeats Democrat Sharonda Dillard-Huffman in eastside district.

New council takes office

New Baltimore County Council takes office Dec 7 with diverse representation.

The takeaway

Democrats win 7-2 supermajority on Baltimore County Council after flipping two conservative districts.

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