County Council in Councilmanic District 4, Maryland

2026 Primary Election

• Tim Adams — County Council in Councilmanic District 4, Maryland

  Tim Adams, a Democrat, serves on the Prince George's County Council for District 4, appointed in January 2026. He previously made history as the first African American Mayor of Bowie, elected in 2019 and re-elected in 2023. With over 30 years of experience in business, government, and philanthropy, Adams is the founder, president, and CEO of Systems Application & Technologies, Inc., a defense contracting firm. His policy priorities include strong schools, reliable transportation, and thoughtful development. He is a graduate of Xavier University of Louisiana and the University of New Orleans.

• Juliet Agocha — County Council in Councilmanic District 4, Maryland

  Dr. Juliet Agocha is a Democratic candidate for Prince George's County Council, District 4. An 18-year resident of the county, she is a mother and business owner with a Ph.D. in Leadership. Her platform prioritizes affordable housing, early childhood education, and support for small businesses, issues informed by her personal experience with homelessness in 2009. Dr. Agocha has over a decade of governance and policy experience, including managing multi-million dollar budgets for the World Bank and leading initiatives for the USPS. She also played a role in implementing the Maryland Health Connection to expand access to affordable healthcare.

• Euniesha Davis — County Council in Councilmanic District 4, Maryland

  Euniesha Davis is a Democratic candidate for Prince George's County Council in District 4. A seasoned operations and community engagement executive, she has over a decade of experience in government, nonprofit, and corporate social responsibility sectors. Davis has a background in managing large-scale government programs, including 311 customer service and community relations. She previously led community engagement initiatives at the AARP Foundation and has a track record of securing grants for vulnerable communities. Recognized for her public service, Davis received the Prince George's County Executive Choice Award in 2021. Her campaign focuses on neighborhood-level service and community stability.