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Partisan gains in General Assembly insignificant
In Maryland's General Election the 141 member House of Delegates will add four new faces and the Senate four new members when the General Assembly meets again next January. Republicans picked up two House seats. a Republican incumbent lost in Anne Arundel Calvert and St Marys. Frederick delegation will see freshmen. James E. McClellan remains, Del. Charles E. Smith loses in primary. Delphey and Harebendors also exit. Newcomers Hattery and Littrell take seats. most Western Maryland senators retire.
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Maryland
House of Delegates
General Assembly
House
Senate
David M. King
Anne Arundel
Calvert
St. Mary's
C. Bernard Fowler
Frederick House
Annapolis
James E. McClellan
Del
Charles E. Smith
del. Julien Delphey
Frederick
M. Albert Morningstar
V. Lanny Harebendors
Carroll County
Smith
Frederick County
Thomas H. Hattery
George H. Littrell
Edward P. Thomas
Charles H. Smelser
McClellan
del. Raymond E. Beck
Roger Mann
Edward J. Mason
Garrett Allegany
John Bambacus
Mason
Beck
GOP
Thomas
Robert Neall
Aone Ammiel County
Benjamin Cardin
Baltimore City
Cardin
Baltimore
Transportation Trust Fund
Torrey C. Brown
House Appropriations Committee
John Hargreaves
Eastern Shore
Hargreaves
Laurence Levitan
D-Montery
Budget and
Tavatinn Committee
Allan Levy
Clark
Levitan
Steinberg
Washington
Gerald Winegrad
Anne Arundel County
Stewart Bainum Jr
Montgomery
William Amoss
Catherine Riley
Hartford
Thomas Bromwell
Baltimore County