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Maryland Elected Officials
Who Represents Us

Knowing who represents us and how to reach them is an important part of participating in our democracy.


Below are the federal and state officials who currently represent Dorchester County. Party affiliation is included for reference. As the Dorchester County Democratic Party, we are proud to highlight our Democratic elected officials while also providing contact information for the Republican officeholders who represent our community.
 

Looking ahead to November? Meet the Democrats running to represent Dorchester County in 2026.

Maryland Statewide Leadership

Wes Moore --- Governor of Maryland

Wes Moore is the 63rd Governor of Maryland and the first Black governor in Maryland history. He was elected in 2022 after a career that included service as a U.S. Army officer, nonprofit leader, author, and business executive.

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VISIT GOVERNOR MOORE'S OFFICIAL WEBSITE

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Aruna K. Miller --- Lieutenant Governor of Maryland

Aruna Miller is Maryland’s 10th Lieutenant Governor. She is the second woman to serve as Lieutenant Governor and the first woman of color and immigrant elected to statewide office in Maryland.

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VISIT LT. GOVERNOR MILLER'S OFFICIAL PAGE

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Brooke E. Lierman --- Comptroller of Maryland

Brooke Lierman is Maryland’s 34th Comptroller and the first woman independently elected to one of Maryland’s constitutional offices. The Comptroller oversees Maryland’s tax administration and serves on the state’s Board of Public Works.

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VISIT COMPTROLLER LIERMAN'S OFFICIAL PAGE

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Anthony G. Brown --- Attorney General of Maryland

Anthony Brown is Maryland’s Attorney General and the state’s chief legal officer. Before becoming Attorney General, he served as Maryland’s Lieutenant Governor and represented Maryland’s 4th Congressional District in the U.S. House.

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VISIT ATTORNEY GENERAL BROWN'S OFFICIAL PAGE

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Our Federal Representatives

Angela Alsobrooks --- U.S. Senator

Angela Alsobrooks was elected to the U.S. Senate in 2024, becoming Maryland’s first Black U.S. Senator. Before joining the Senate, she served two terms as Prince George’s County Executive and previously served as Prince George’s County State’s Attorney.


Senator Alsobrooks has an Eastern Shore office in Easton.

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Chris Van Hollen --- U.S. Senator

Chris Van Hollen has represented Maryland in the U.S. Senate since 2017, after serving seven terms in the U.S. House of Representatives and previously serving in the Maryland General Assembly.

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Andy Harris --- U.S. Representative, Maryland's 1st Congressional District

Andy Harris represents Maryland’s 1st Congressional District, which includes Dorchester County. His Cambridge district office is located at 306 High Street and is open by appointment.

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Our Maryland General Assembly Delegation

Dorchester County is part of State Senate District 37. In the House of Delegates, different
parts of Dorchester County are represented by District 37A or District 37B.

Sheree Sample-Hughes --- State Delegate, District 37A

Delegate Sheree Sample-Hughes represents District 37A, which includes portions of Dorchester and Wicomico counties. She has served in the Maryland House of Delegates since 2015 and currently serves on the Government, Labor, and Elections Committee.

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Johnny Mautz --- State Senator, District 37

Senator Johnny Mautz represents District 37, which includes Caroline, Dorchester, Talbot, and Wicomico counties.

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Christopher T. Adams --- State Delegate, District 37B

Delegate Christopher Adams represents District 37B, which includes portions of Caroline, Dorchester, Talbot, and Wicomico counties.

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Thomas S. Hutchinson --- State Delegate, District 37B

Delegate Tom Hutchinson represents District 37B, which includes portions of Caroline, Dorchester, Talbot, and Wicomico counties.

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Not Sure Who Represents You?

Legislative districts can divide counties and sometimes communities and neighborhoods. Enter your address using the Maryland General Assembly's official lookup tool to find your representatives.

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