Rob Daniels

Independent · Candidate for Baltimore County Executive · November 3, 2026

About this race

The county's elected chief executive, found in charter counties such as most of Maryland's. Runs county departments, prepares and proposes the annual budget to the county council, and can sign or veto the bills the council passes.

3 candidates ran for Baltimore County Executive in the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

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What party is Rob Daniels?
Rob Daniels is running as an Independent.
What does the Baltimore County Executive seat do?
The county's elected chief executive, found in charter counties such as most of Maryland's. Runs county departments, prepares and proposes the annual budget to the county council, and can sign or veto the bills the council passes.
Who is Rob Daniels running against?
Patrick V. Dyer and Julian Jones, for Baltimore County Executive.
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