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Alexis Goldstein is among 11 candidates listed in the contested race for Maryland’s 6th Congressional District. Goldstein is running as a Democrat in an election that includes six Democrats and five Republicans.
The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026. The field also includes Democratic incumbent April Mcclain Delaney.
Goldstein’s background and positions
The race record identifies Goldstein as a Democratic candidate. It does not list a biography for Goldstein, and there are no documented positions showing where Goldstein stands on policy questions.
Campaign-finance totals are also not on file for Goldstein. That includes money raised, money spent and cash on hand. Those figures are standard measures voters can use to examine how a campaign is funded and how much it has spent.
Without recorded policy positions, voters cannot yet use the official race record to compare Goldstein’s views with those of the other candidates. Future candidate filings and official election updates may add details as the election process continues.
The Democratic candidates
The Democratic side of the field contains six candidates. Each is listed below with the same information recorded for biography, policy and campaign finances.
- Ethan P Wechtaluk: Wechtaluk is listed as a Democrat. No biography, policy positions or campaign-finance totals are on file.
- Kiambo Ukuri White: White is listed as a Democrat. No biography, policy positions or campaign-finance totals are on file.
- April Mcclain Delaney: Delaney is listed as a Democrat and the incumbent. No biography, policy positions or campaign-finance totals are on file.
- Alexis Goldstein: Goldstein is listed as a Democrat. No biography, policy positions or campaign-finance totals are on file.
- David Trone: Trone is listed as a Democrat. No biography, policy positions or campaign-finance totals are on file.
- George Gluck: Gluck is listed as a Democrat. No biography, policy positions or campaign-finance totals are on file.
An incumbent is the person who currently holds the office. Delaney is the only candidate in the field identified that way.
The Republican candidates
The Republican side of the field contains five candidates. The same categories of information apply to each of them.
- Christopher Michael Burnett: Burnett is listed as a Republican. No biography, policy positions or campaign-finance totals are on file.
- Robin Ficker: Ficker is listed as a Republican. No biography, policy positions or campaign-finance totals are on file.
- Chris Hyser: Hyser is listed as a Republican. No biography, policy positions or campaign-finance totals are on file.
- Neil Conrad Mr. Parrott: Parrott is listed as a Republican. No biography, policy positions or campaign-finance totals are on file.
- Mariela Roca: Roca is listed as a Republican. No biography, policy positions or campaign-finance totals are on file.
No candidate in the race has documented policy positions in the official listing. Campaign-finance totals and biographies are also not recorded for any candidate in the field.
What happens next
The election calendar sets Nov. 3, 2026, as the date of Maryland’s general election. Before voting, changes to the candidate field, new campaign-finance reports and formal statements of policy could give voters more information for comparing the contenders.
Voters can also watch for updates showing which candidates advance through the election process and which names will appear on the general-election ballot. The current listing establishes the contenders, their parties and Delaney’s status as the incumbent, but it does not establish the final ballot lineup.
