District 11B of the Maryland House of Delegates is one of the 71 districts composing the Maryland House of Delegates. It, along with District 11A composes the 11th Maryland Legislative District. It covers part of central Baltimore County, including much of Cockeysville and Pikesville, and all of Mays Chapel, Stevenson, and Lutherville-Timonium. It is represented by two delegates."2022 Maryland Legislative Districts - Number of Delegates Table" (PDF). Maryland Department of Planning. 2022. Retrieved June 10, 2026.
Demographics As of the 2020 United States Census, district 11B has a total population of 84,119, of whom 57,459 (68.31%) are White, 13,744 (16.34%) are Black, 82 (0.10%) are Indigenous American or Native Alaskan, 5,710 (6.79%) are Asian, 24 (0.03%) are Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 3,828 (4.55%) are Hispanic of any race, 465 (0.55%) are from some other race, and 2,807 (3.34%) are from two or more races.
As of the 2024 United States presidential election, district 11B had 66,050 voting age people and 63,091 registered voters (75.00% of the total population, 95.55% of the voting age population) of whom 34,870 (55.27%) were registered with the Democratic Party, 15,191 (24.08%) with the Republican Party, 71 (0.001%) with the Green Party, 55 (0.001%) with the No Labels Maryland Party, 251 (0.004%) with the Libertarian Party, 549 (0.009%) with another party, and 12,104 (19.18%) were registered as unaffiliated.
Political representation District 11B is currently represented in the Maryland State Senate by Shelly L. Hettleman (D), and in the House of Delegates by Jon S. Cardin (D) and Dana M. Stein (D).
The district is represented by Lela Cambell, Noel Levy, Reece Peak, and Hannah Swird on the Democratic Central Committee, as well as Patti Fallon as Chair of the Baltimore County Republican Central Committee.
Election history Prior to 2022, district 11B did not exist as separate from district 11A. As with the rest of the districts for the Maryland House of Delegates, elections are held every four years during the United States Midterm Elections.
2022
NamePartyVotesPercentageResultJim SimpsonRepublican10,64016.77%LostTyler A. StiffRepublican9,07214.30%LostJon S. CardinDemocratic22,11534.86%WonDana M. SteinDemocratic21,53633.95%WonWrite Ins (other)700.11%All Lost
2026
In 2026, incumbents Jon Cardin and Dana Stein are running for re-election, opposed only by one Republican, John Gordon.
Three of the four incumbents, Lela Cambell, Noel Levy, Reece Peak, as well as challengers Austin Brown, Prudence Henderson, and Alyssa Paradise are running for election to the Democratic Central Committee. Hannah Swird is not running for re-election.
Results PartyCandidateVotes%DemocraticJon Cardin (incumbent)DemocraticDana Stein (incumbent)RepublicanJohn GordonWrite-inTotal votes
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