MARYLAND- Two candidates are vying for the first congressional district of Maryland seat. Congressman Andy Harris, who began his political career in the Maryland State Senate in 1998. Blane H. Miller III, a Navy veteran and businessman with no political background, describes himself as a "common-sense proven leader." This race determines who represents the Eastern Shore and parts of Baltimore, Harford and Carroll Counties.
Congressman Andy Harris currently represents Maryland’s First Congressional District. Harris, a physician and Navy veteran, serves on the House Appropriations Committee and is an active member of the GOP Doctors Caucus. Throughout his tenure, he has focused on issues such as healthcare reform, veterans’ services and reducing government spending. Harris also engages in regional concerns, including support for agriculture, protecting the Chesapeake Bay and enhancing local infrastructure.
Blane H. Miller III, also a U.S. Navy veteran running for Maryland’s first Congressional District, is focused on addressing issues such as healthcare reform, veteran support and environmental conservation, particularly protecting the Chesapeake Bay. Miller advocates for bipartisan solutions that prioritize public safety, economic growth and affordable healthcare, aiming to bring Maryland values and a moderate approach to Congress.
