Rich Gibson
Democrat · Candidate for Howard County State's Attorney · November 3, 2026
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About this race
The elected prosecutor for the county in states such as Maryland, Vermont, North Dakota and Illinois. Decides which crimes to charge and prosecutes them in court for the state. In North Dakota the state's attorney also defends lawsuits against the county.
1 candidate ran for Howard County State's Attorney in the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
Where they stand
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Issue by issue
| Crime & public safety | Moderately right |
Funding
$15K raised.
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Quick answers
- What party is Rich Gibson?
- Rich Gibson is running as a Democrat.
- What does the Howard County State's Attorney seat do?
- The elected prosecutor for the county in states such as Maryland, Vermont, North Dakota and Illinois. Decides which crimes to charge and prosecutes them in court for the state. In North Dakota the state's attorney also defends lawsuits against the county.
- How much money has Rich Gibson raised?
- $15K as of the latest state campaign-finance filings.
- Should I vote for Rich Gibson?
- SpectrumVote doesn't endorse anyone or tell you how to vote. Compare Rich Gibson's record, funding and endorsements with the other candidates in this race and decide based on what matters to you.
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