Maryland · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District 6

candidates: 5
researched: 3

Official source: Maryland State Board of Elections ↗(opens in a new tab) · check the state's own candidate list for the final word

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April McClain Delaney Democratic · Incumbent Democratic incumbent U.S. Representative for Maryland's 6th Congressional District, first elected in 2024 Full profile → Moshe Y. Landman Green Green Party attorney and business owner running for Maryland's 6th Congressional District in 2026 Full profile → Robin Ficker Republican Republican Robin Ficker, former MD state delegate and real estate broker, is the 2026 GOP nominee for Maryland's 6th Congressional District. Full profile →

Chris Hyser Unaffiliated Unaffiliated write-in candidate who withdrew from the District 6 general election on October 20, 2025. Withdrew

Hajra Kirmani Unaffiliated Unaffiliated candidate who withdrew from the District 6 general election on October 17, 2025. Withdrew

Candidate list checked 7 d ago

Side by side

One line per issue, from each candidate’s own sourced positions. Open a profile for the quotes and sources behind it.

Issue	April McClain Delaney Democratic	Moshe Y. Landman Green	Robin Ficker Republican
Economy & jobs	Supports reducing household costs, raising taxes on wealthy, expanding worker protections	Supports full employment via public-private partnerships and progressive taxation	Supports cutting spending, lower taxes, and pro-growth policies
Housing	Supports building more homes and reducing housing costs	Supports a national housing strategy and Housing First approach	no sourced position
Health care	Supports protecting Medicare, lowering drug prices, and expanding coverage	Supports single-payer universal healthcare	Supports Medicare/Medicaid only; opposes broader taxpayer-funded healthcare
Immigration	Opposes ICE funding; supports meaningful reform of immigration enforcement	Supports comprehensive overhaul of immigration laws	Supports securing the southern border and merit-based legal immigration
Abortion & reproductive rights	Supports codifying Roe v. Wade and reproductive rights	Personally cautious on abortion; opposes criminalization but not public funding	Opposes taxpayer funding for abortion; supports federal defunding of providers
Education	Supports Universal Pre-K and opposes cuts to education funding and public broadcasting	Supports equal access to quality education and increased college financial aid	Supports school choice and eliminating the U.S. Department of Education
Climate & energy	Supports energy affordability and sustainable infrastructure	Supports emergency Green New Deal and net-zero emissions by 2030	Supports expanding Calvert Cliffs nuclear plant for energy independence
Crime & public safety	Prioritizes community safety through local law enforcement cooperation	Focuses on violent crime prevention and ending mandatory minimums	Opposes police defunding; supports holding criminals accountable
Taxes & budget	Opposes cuts to safety-net programs and inflation-driving tariffs	Supports progressive taxation, higher corporate rates, fair tax system	Opposes higher taxes; supports cutting spending to balance the budget
Guns	no sourced position	Supports repealing the 2nd Amendment and removing guns from society	Supports minimal gun restrictions: adults without mental disability
Democracy & elections	Opposes the SAVE Act as a threat to free and fair elections	Supports ranked-choice voting, easier ballot access, multi-party system	Supports voter ID; opposes non-citizen voting
Foreign policy & defense	Supports Israel's right to exist; backs War Powers limits on Iran	Supports cutting defense budget by half and relying on international law	Favors limiting foreign involvement; views China and Islamic terrorism as threats

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