Maryland's 6th District Race Remains Unresolved as Votes Are Tallied

April McClain Delaney and Neil Parrott are locked in a close contest in a district pivotal for House control.

The race is one of the most competitive in Maryland, with McClain Delaney leading by a narrow margin of 315 votes as of early Wednesday.
Both candidates have focused on key issues such as abortion rights, economic policies, and immigration, reflecting broader national debates.
McClain Delaney, a Democrat, has emphasized reproductive rights, women's safety, and bipartisan solutions to border security.
Republican Neil Parrott has campaigned on lowering costs, job creation, and strengthening local ties, while downplaying the national abortion debate.
The district's redrawn lines have made it more competitive, with both parties eyeing the seat as crucial for determining House majority control.